Francis Sultana is one of the world’s foremost interior and furniture designers and is often regarded as the go-to man for international collectors. Among his works, we can always find major contemporary art and design collections. FOOGO blog will be showing you 5 incredible fireplace mantles that add to the style of the projects he’s tackled.

Francis Sultana’s work comprises cabinetry, tables, upholstery and lighting, combining classic lines and materials with a contemporary and sophisticated vision for the modern interior. His unique style and approximation to the Art World make him one of the world’s top interior designers. Now, we will take a look at some incredible fireplace mantles we’ve managed to spot in some of his most unique projects.

See 5 Incredible Fireplaces within Francis Sultana's projects

The very first example that truly reflects the style of Francis Sultana’s projects can be found in the book “Francis Sultana: Designs and Interiors“. Launched as a celebration of Sultana’s 10th anniversary since the creation of his studio, it’s a deeper look at his work as an interior designer along with some of his major accomplishments. The fireplaces mantle, along with the rest of the decorative elements in the book cover, has some lovely detailed carvings, in a style that perfectly rhimes with the rest of the elements composing the room.

This very same mantle would make it again into this lovely neutral styled room. The image above is the highlight of this project with the fireplace calling even bigger attention to the trio of paintings hanging directly above it.

Marble sure is a wonderful material to create fireplace mantles, especially ones that have a certain type of minimal composition. The brown material, in this case, is definitely matching with the rest of the decor elements. All of them have distinct colour schemes and styles, which makes for an odd yet lovely match. Sultana shows that he can handle different types of objects.

This is one of many fireplaces that were on display at the Brioni London flagship store on Bruton Street in 2012 was a part of his Yana collection. The mantle saw there is once again an example of the elegance of white stone as a composer of a quality luxury living room.

Lastly, we have this unique interior project that once again shows the mix of several accessories and colours in the living room. The fireplace mantle is more geometrical with some ancient greek elements present in the detailed carvings. Francis Sultan mixed in a couple of classic and contemporary elements in this lovely project.