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The winters are about to end, and we’re sure, by now, everybody has thanked their radiators for keeping them warm. However, most of us would agree that these are necessities that are usually hidden out of sight. What if, instead, you could flaunt them confidently in your living areas as the focal point? What if radiators were the only piece of ‘Art’ in your bedroom?

This is not just wishful thinking. Many experts around the world have devised arty, bold, and intelligent designs that make home radiators aesthetic pieces that can add, rather than take away, beauty to your living spaces. If you doubt the possibility of doing so, we’re sure this post will surprise you, pleasantly!
 
The Eiffel Tower Radiator. [Image]
Stunningly simple, the Eiffel Tower radiator is a great stand-alone solution for small spaces and minimalist designs, effortlessly adding a lot of style to its space. Standing 78” tall, this is a slim, low profile design with intricate latticework and subtle backlighting. It’s visual impact and the ease with which it blends in with the wall structure is what makes this Art Radiators design as desirable as it is.  

Heat Wave Radiator [Image]
The Heat Wave’s baroque-ish design has so much to offer in terms of taste, function and craftsmanship. While its intricate pattern with twists and curls provides a larger surface area for efficient heat radiation; the design’s modular heating system allows it to be easily personalized to fit around corners, with a click.
Whoever said ‘beauty is in the details,’ has been proven right with this Jaga design that has beautifully executed details in both form and function. Priced at $11,119, this radiator will burn a hole in your pocket while warming your living spaces!
 
Milano [Image]
True to its name, the Milano radiator warms up your living spaces with the charm of Italy. Another brilliant design from Tubes Radiatori, these hydraulic radiators are made of steel and painted in lacquer paint to give it a smooth finish. Available in 60 different colors and finishes to choose from, it is easily customizable and can be used either as a free standing sculptural radiator or as a wall mounted radiator.
 The Milano consists of 10.25” x 5” tall units that can be stacked up to a maximum of 7.5 feet. While the standing radiators have a special supportive base, the wall mounted radiators use add-on aluminum modules measuring 4.75” x 9.5’. The balance of aesthetics with practical function make this design as magnificent as it is.
  
Screen Radiator [Image]

Another free standing work of art, the SCREEN radiator is designed by Franca Lucarelli and Bruna Rapisarda of Scirocco. Made of brushed steel, it consists of a large rectangular frame (47” x 73”) and an orthogonal grid of thin circular pipes. This simple electric radiator can be dressed with floral motifs that are laser-cut from thick steel sheets and can be hooked on to the grid.

Like its counterparts, the Screen is also easily customizable with three different motifs to choose from. It can be placed on the wall with a side swing mounting or used as a standing radiator, elegantly dividing large spaces. A tasteful addition to both traditional and contemporary interiors due to its design and metallic finish, the Screen adds more than warmth to your spaces.
 
One [Image]
A great combination of mirror, digital clock and home radiator, the One is remarkably sleek in appearance. Available in two sizes, the Big One measures 57” x 21” x 3” while the Small One measures 37” x 21” x 3”.  Designed by No Picnic, this Tubor Radiatori product consists of a mirror with a stainless steel façade that hides an electric or water radiator. Its black monolithic design combines with its backlit panel to create a visual delight that can make your spaces both warm and cozy.