noun a metal support for wood in a fireplace, usually in pairs
Andirons can be used as decorative accents even when not in use for a fire, adding a touch of sophistication to the living space.
Andirons are decorative metal supports for logs in a fireplace, often used to add a touch of elegance to the room.
Andirons are essential tools for holding logs in place and allowing air to circulate for a better fire.
Andirons have been used for centuries as a functional and decorative element in homes, reflecting the style of different time periods.
In literature, an 'andiron' may be used as a symbol of stability or support in a character's life.
Historians may reference andirons in their analysis of colonial-era homes and lifestyles.
An interior designer may recommend specific andirons to complement a fireplace design.
An antique dealer may specialize in selling andirons as part of their inventory of historical home decor.
An architect may consider the design and placement of andirons in a fireplace when planning a room layout.