Two fires.
One architectural feature.
Twin DRU Maestro corner gas fires, a floating Dekton shelf and textured Venetian plaster in a bespoke new-build home.
Made for the architecture.
This fireplace feature forms part of a multi-million-pound new-build home in Lytham, designed by award-winning architect Ben Jurin. Two chimney breasts frame the television, with a corner gas fire at the base of each and a continuous dark shelf bringing the composition together.
The paired fires give the feature its distinctive symmetry. Between the chimney breasts, textured Venetian plaster creates a contrasting backdrop for the screen. The long floating Dekton shelf provides a clean horizontal line across the two fires and the central wall.
The materials and construction.
The installation features two balanced-flue DRU Maestro corner gas fires, supplied by The Fireplace Superstore. Steel-frame construction and fire-protection boarding sit behind the finished surfaces.
The pale chimney breasts, textured centre panel and dark Dekton shelf each have a distinct role in the finished design. Together they create a fireplace feature that sits within the architecture of the room, with space for the television between the two fires.
See the home in context.
The home also appears in the opening video on the Ben Jurin Architecture homepage ↗.