This take on the Brutalism × Art Deco mix leans on generous window space and plenty of natural light. The powerful honesty of raw concrete stays intact, but reads brighter and more open here.
Style DNA
The same concrete-loft setting as our other Brutalism × Art Deco living room, here from another angle looking toward a gold-framed Deco painting and an enfilade of rooms beyond.
Color palette & materials
Gray exposed concrete, an olive velvet sofa, black and gold in the sideboard and artwork — the same cool-warm material balance as the first image in this series.
Why the combination works
Because the view continues through the open enfilade into another similarly styled room, the apartment reads as one continuous concept rather than a single staged room.
Three decorating rules
- An open enfilade of rooms with a consistent material palette makes an entire apartment read as one cohesive concept.
- A tall, geometric Art Deco painting above a low sideboard draws the eye upward and makes concrete ceilings feel taller.
- Fluted glass-and-brass sconces echo the vertical lines of an Art Deco artwork.
Key furniture types
In the image: an olive channel-tufted sofa, a black sideboard with brass hardware, a faceted dark coffee table, a cream bouclé chair, a fluted glass-and-brass sconce, and a tall gold-framed Deco painting.
Similar style fusions
Forms the same room concept as our first Brutalism × Art Deco living room, seen from a second angle.
