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for more than 40 years
award winning fireplace designer Jean-Claude Bordelet has established himself as a non-conformist player in the world of fireplace design and manufacturing.
Very quickly his ability to combine originality with perfect mastering of metal workings placed his creations at the forefront of high quality avant-garde fireplace creations.
In 1982, Jean-Claude Bordelet introduced his style and signature when he presented a central fireplace, suspended by its top, open on all sides and lacquered blue at a Parisian trade show.
Since then, JC Bordelet has frequently represented France inprestigious national and international trade shows and has been rewarded by numerous distinctions such as the Janus of Design. JC Bordelet continually innovates while maintaining the mastering of metal techniques in his workshop of Montpellier and remaining an irrefutable reference in the design of fireplaces around the world.
Joining the Seguin Duteriez group in 2006, JC Bordelet expanded its network with a renowned expertise, making the choice to place its fireplace creations within everyone’s reach.
“Forget the standardization, let me be charmed. Dare originality and start a story with JC Bordelet…”
Jean-Claude Bordelet.
A Product
A fireplace must of course be operational, but most importantly must reflect your style. When you choose JC Bordelet, you choose one of the leaders in metallic fireplaces for the quality production and the hand-made finishing, with original designs, audacious colours and fluidity of shapes.
Hand made in limited quantities, all JC Bordeletfireplaces are dramatically suspended from the ceiling and aim to dramatically enhance the ambiance and warmth of any living space.
Because today is already tomorrow, JC Bordelet fireplaces promote creations which have their own identity in aestheticism and functionality. It is this philosophy that has the fireplaces of JC Bordelet reaching international recognition all around the world.
