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Art Deco

Geometric patterns, expressive timber and warm metallic details give Art Deco interiors their character. Explore how a lamp, upholstered chair or patterned surface can bring those ideas into your home.

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Art Deco Meets Traditional Living Room

Alpine ChaletArt Deco
Alpine Chalet Style Meets Art Deco Glamour

Alpine Chalet Style Meets Art Deco Glamour

CyberpunkArt Deco
Cyberpunk Neon Meets an Art Deco Home Bar

Cyberpunk Neon Meets an Art Deco Home Bar

Grandmillennial Meets Art Deco

Memphis Meets Art Deco Living Room

Art Deco Kitchen | Black Cabinetry & Brass

Art Deco Hallway | Sunburst Mirror & Graphic Tile Floor

Leo Living Room Ideas by Zodiac Sign ♌

GeminiArt Deco
Gemini Living Room Ideas by Zodiac Sign ♊

Gemini Living Room Ideas by Zodiac Sign ♊

Cognac Leather and Black Marble Dining Room

Timeless Art Deco Dining Room Ideas

Art Deco Dining Room with Statement Cat Artwork

Eclectic Vintage Art Deco Bedroom Ideas

Brutalism × Art Deco: Strength Meets Sophistication

Concrete and Glamour: The Unexpected Harmony of Brutalism × Art Deco

Luxury Art Deco Living Room With Statement Toucan Wall Art

Space Age Meets Art Deco — Even in a Small Space

Brutalist Art Deco Bedroom Ideas: Raw and Refined

Eclectic Bedroom Ideas with Zebra Print and Leather

Art Deco Apartment Living Room Ideas

Geometry and material contrasts

Art Deco offers more than black and gold. Geometric patterns, considered outlines and decorative surfaces provide different starting points. For a contemporary room, try dark timber or lacquer with velvet, glass and individual brass details.

Let one pattern guide the room

Choose a wallpaper, rug or patterned fabric as a starting point and repeat two of its colours. Plain upholstery gives the pattern more definition. Different metal tones can work together when they recur deliberately around the room.

Light the places you use

A geometric pendant can define the dining table, while a table lamp adds light beside a seat. Check reflective surfaces for distracting glare. Even a small hallway can gain a clear focal point through a mirror and narrow console.