Art Deco

Art Deco

The Art Deco style began in the 1920’s and was resolutely oriented towards modernity in the choice of materials, techniques and often futuristic lines. Very graphic and geometrical, Art Deco decorative objects were often conceived in a pragmatic, utilitarian and ergonomic frame of mind. Stained glass windows for example combined both beauty and lighting capacities; furniture was both elegant and functional; fireplace mantels were embedded in their environment yet had enhanced heating performance. The Art Deco style focused on elegance and sobriety.

• Architectural Exterior
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  • - doors 
  • - balconies and grills 
  • - windows and shutters 
  • - columns and pillars 
  • - decorative elements 
  • - monumental and structures 
  • - gates and fences 
• Interior Decoration
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  • - overmantels and mirrors 
  • - columns and posts 
  • - sculptures 
  • - stairs and banisters 
  • - doors 
  • - lighting 
  • - tapestries and paintings 
  • - furnishings and accessories 
  • - floors 
• Fireplace Mantels
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  • - marble 
  • - stone 
  • - wood 
  • - ceramic-iron 
  • - firebacks 
• Garden Antiques
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  • - statues 
  • - planters, vases and urns 
  • - furniture 
  • - lighting 
  • - fountains and wells 
  • - architecture 
• Room Panels
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  • - paneled rooms 
  • - ceilings 
  • - decorative panels 
• Stained Glass
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  • - religious 
  • - civil and historical