Pair of French mid-century wrought iron andirons by Maison Honoré, 1970s

This pair of fireplace andirons was designed by Maison Honoré in France during the 1970s, within the French Mid-Century Modern and Brutalist movement. Each piece is constructed from thick flat bar and solid wrought iron rod, with natural metallic tones combining dark steel grey and warm brown hues on the curved surfaces. The front design of each andiron consists of two vertical, curved, and asymmetrical leaves emerging from a central welded joint. The structure rests on a front bridge with two inclined legs, from which a straight horizontal solid iron bar extends backwards with a curved rear support to hold firewood logs. Its sculptural geometry adapts to open fireplaces in living rooms, libraries, or contemporary and rustic interior design projects. In our shop, the matching fire screen and tool set are also available separately to complete the full fireplace set. Dimensions: Height 37 cm, Width 20 cm, Depth 44 cm.