Art Deco may be hard to define, but you know it when you see it. Its architecture is at once angular—associated with shapes ...

Originally opened in 2014, the 354-key hotel is designed to recall a 1920s transatlantic cruise liner, with gilt portholes in bathrooms and the lobby, and curved copper walls reminiscent of a ...

The Art Deco house full of rounded edges in Austin’s Old West Historic District has a “magic door” that slides into the wall ...

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“Saint Laurent–Charlotte Perriand” brings four previously unrealized furniture designs—dating from 1943 to 1967—into production for the first time. Originally conceived for her own resid ...

Betty Joel was one of the UK's most successful designers and furniture makers during the 1920s and 30s. As part of our Art Deco Centenary series, her great-nephew Clive Stewart-Lockhart picks his ...

A connoisseur of 18th-century French furniture fooled buyers into purchasing ... He became a fixture in Parisian society and a celebrity in the art world, until he was felled by a former student ...

fashion and furniture. In architecture, the Chrysler Building is one of the most famous art deco buildings to showcase Egyptian influences, with the crown of the skyscraper decorated in radiating ...

A top French art expert went on trial on Tuesday accused of falsely claiming furniture he built to be from the 18th century that was then sold at high prices to buyers including the Palace of ...

The Art Deco movement, which was prominent during the 1920s and 1930s, is defined by bold geometric shapes and the use of luxurious materials. During this period, Bulova adopted these design ...

The brand just dropped a brand-new whimsical capsule collection influenced by neo-Art Deco design ... and it’s full of more than 35 romantic-looking furniture and decor pieces. Urban Outfitters’ New ...

His book, which accompanies a major Art Deco exhibition at in the Reid Gallery ... palaces often kitted out with Scottish-produced art, furniture and furnishings that echoed the new trend.