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A Look at 24 Fireplaces in Vogue
Illustrated by Georges Lepape, Vogue, August, 19231/24The Georges Lepape–illustrated cover of Vogue’s August 1, 1923 issue, touting “New Ideas for Interior Decorating.”
Photographed by Francois Halard, Vogue, January 20062/24A bright white stone mantel stands in stark contrast to the black walls in the drawing room of Amanda Harlech’s Shropshire, England, country home.
Photographed by Craig McDean, Vogue, January 20143/24The ornate carving on this mantel is worthy competition for this beautifully detailed and ultrafeminine look from Rochas.
Photographed by Francois Halard, Vogue, February 20044/24The West Village, New York, dining room of Allison Sarofim, complete with potted-herb-covered mantel. As a trained chef, she wanted this space and the kitchen to be able to function as a “food laboratory.”
Photographed by Mario Testino, Vogue, February 20125/24The glazed tile fireplace at New York City’s Bowery Hotel provides a striking backdrop for Taylor Swift.
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