Few design movements have had the staying power of Art Deco. Introduced in the 1920s as a celebration of modernity and craftsmanship, it has remained relevant because its core principles are timeless. Just ask Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, who have subtly introduced this aesthetic into their Manhattan bathroom. When it comes to Art Deco bathroom ideas that actually work in a practical space, this is the blueprint.
While Art Deco design is often associated with grand city halls (and, in the home, more formal living rooms or entryways), this look has also found a place in the most practical way possible. We're talking about the bathroom.
