Art Deco
Art Deco design principles, history, and contemporary applications in architecture and interiors.
Art Deco emerged in the early 20th century as a design movement characterized by geometric forms, luxurious materials, and streamlined aesthetics. The style influenced architecture, interior design, and decorative arts across residential and public spaces.
The community explores Art Deco through restoration projects like the Rizal Memorial Coliseum, interior applications in residential spaces, and historical references including the Great Gatsby era. Members examine how Art Deco principles combine with other styles and inform contemporary spatial design.
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View all 19 journalsStudio Font Rebuilds the Lost Arches of an Art Deco Apartment in Mexico City's Hipódromo Condesa
In Mexico City's Hipódromo Condesa, a 150 m² flat trades carpet and drywall for plaster arches, oak portals and a curving terrazzo spine.
Art Room by OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen: Innovative Brussels Art Space
Art Room in Brussels by OFFICE KGDV features a minimalist, double-height space with inclined roof, garden integration, natural light, and art-focused design.
Art Nouveau Residential Architecture: The Arch House in Portugal
The Arch House in Portugal redefines Art Nouveau residential architecture, blending historical elegance with modern functionality through arches and open spaces.
Art Nouveau Architecture: Redefining Spaces for Artful Living
Embrace the artistry of Art Nouveau architecture where creativity meets everyday life, inspiring spaces that connect communities.