The Pavilion Fireplace

Design Heritage

With its disciplined lines and pared-back ornamentation, The Pavilion takes its cues from contemporary architectural minimalism—think gallery walls, crisp joinery and considered negative space. The design favours proportion over decoration, delivering a timeless look that sits comfortably in both modern new-builds and refreshed period rooms seeking a cleaner silhouette.

The Details

The defining feature is the stepped, picture-frame composition: a strong outer surround, a secondary inner frame and a deep fire opening that creates depth and shadow. Square shoulders, sharp returns and a broad, uninterrupted mantel shelf give the piece its tailored character—subtle, confident and quietly luxurious. Crafted by master artisans in your choice of premium stone, the overall effect is crisp and architectural rather than ornate.

Proportions & Presence

The Pavilion is intentionally wide and grounded, with a generous hearth and substantial framing that reads as a statement without feeling heavy. The layered recession focuses attention on the fire itself, enhancing the sense of warmth while keeping the exterior lines calm and uncluttered—ideal for rooms where you want a strong focal point that never overwhelms the scheme.

Styling Suggestions

Style The Pavilion as you would an architectural feature: a single artwork above, restrained ceramics, or a sculptural object to echo the clean geometry. It pairs beautifully with contemporary neutrals, warm woods and textured fabrics, and it also works as a transitional centrepiece alongside traditional elements—panelled walls, heritage colours or classic upholstery—thanks to its timeless, simplified form.