Tempered glass and curved metal fireplace screen by Maison Honoré, 1970s

This Mid-Century Modern style fireplace screen was designed by Maison Honoré in the 1970s. The structure consists of a rectangular panel of transparent tempered glass held vertically by two curved metal legs. Each support is formed by two opposing flared metal plates, with a textured surface in a dark brushed bronze tone on the outer face and a darker finish on the edges and interior, which hold the lower edge of the glass. Its transparent profile allows an unobstructed view of the fireplace while acting as a physical barrier against sparks, making it suitable for living rooms, libraries, or lounge areas with an open fireplace. The arched geometry of the metal supports provides a stable base with a depth of 15 cm. Matching fireplace tool set and andirons are also available separately in our shop to complete the set. Dimensions: Height 45 cm, Width 60 cm, Depth 15 cm.