The antithesis of quiet luxury, Art Deco is making its way back into our homes. Just like the fashion world is embracing eighties maximalism and heritage prints, the interiors world is moving away from the minimalism that defined moodboards in the early 2020’s.
Characterised by bold geometric shapes, streamlined forms and opulent materials (think high gloss lacquer, polished metal, marble and mirrored panels), Art Deco is all about bold colour palettes and patterned finishes. “Originally developed in the early 1900s, we have seen Art Deco slowly making its way back into interiors over the past few years,” Rosie Gangar, interior designer and founder of GANGAR studio says. “It feels fitting that almost 100 years later, the style has found a place in contemporary spaces again.”
