But true Art Deco furniture goes beyond pure luxury — and it goes beyond the 1920s, ... Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann has become an iconic name when it comes to the Art Deco design movement.

Get inspiration for art deco interiors, with furniture and home decor inspired by the 1920s movement. ... It's been nearly 100 years since the peak of the art deco movement, ...

Before writing this story, I had some idea of the Art Nouveau movement, but would be pushed to pinpoint where exactly it deviated from what we know about Art Deco interior design.In terms of eras ...

Here's everything to know about Art Deco architecture. The geometric forms and opulent materials of the era's iconic buildings exude 1920s glamour.

The Nassau County Museum of Art’s new exhibit, “Deco at 100,” opens on Jan. 18, showcasing paintings, furniture, fashion and sculptures that capture the decorative art movement of the 1920s.

Art World How Art Deco Shaped 100 Years of Forward-Thinking Design. To mark its 100th anniversary, these major exhibitions around the world are diving into the movement's lasting impact.

From bold geometry to luxurious furniture, channel 1930s Hollywood in contemporary homes Art Deco was the beloved, luxurious style of early Hollywood. Wikimedia Creative Commons/Rawpixels Around a ...

While some may argue the era of Art Deco interior design is over, it’s undeniable that its spirit lives on. “When we’re talking about Art Deco, generally we’re thinking of the style and ...

Art deco is becoming more popular, says Sandrine Zhang Ferron, the founder of Vinterior, an online marketplace for antique and vintage furniture and home decor. Searches for art deco items on the ...

There's a sense of grandeur – very Great Gatsby-esque, if you will – that the Art Deco movement evokes, be it in architecture, furniture design or fashion. A movement that was launched at the ...

Tastemaker Athena Calderone cites the 1920s artistic movement of Art Deco as a major design influence—and she’s not alone.

The Mullin Automotive Museum, a bastion of great French cars of the 1930s, as well as art, furniture, and even fashion of the Art Deco movement, will close its doors for good on Feb. 10.