Kensington Insert

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Kensington Insert The Kensington Insert is available in: Matt Black and Polished. Kensington Insert As a reaction to the overtly ornate style of the Baroque period, and influenced by Roman architecture seen during the ‘Grand Tour’, aristocratic Georgians developed a taste for what became known as NeoClassical designs where elegance and symmetry became emblematic. The Kensington and Knightsbridge Inserts characterise this era perfectly. The only difference is that today you can choose to have a gas fire with upgradeable remote control if you do not wish to burn logs or coal. If you require any

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