Styles We Love: Art Deco

Joss & Main Putnam Flush Mount; CB2 Emile Rattan and Polished Brass Floor Lamp; Alban Park Ẹkáàbo Albany Sofa; Homelegance Lucille Collection Mid-Century Modern Accent Chair with Tufted Seatback; Hearth & Home Circle Drive Plus in Leap Frog by Flooring America/Flooring Canada; West Elm Wheels Wallpaper; Dark Rustic Wood-Look Luxury Vinyl by Flooring America/Flooring Canada; Tory Burch 797 Madison Candle; Houzz Pia Chrome Coffee Table in Gold

Art Deco, short for Arts Décoratifs, is a fun, bold design style that combines rich colors, prominent geometry, and decadent detail. This style captures the glamorous essence of the roaring ‘20s and brings it into your 21st-century home. Art Deco is a surefire way to elevate any space in your home with its unique, luxurious design quality.

Best Art Deco Flooring Styles

Passages by Tigressa Passage to Grovery in Paris Rain

Choosing the perfect flooring for your Art Deco home comes down to incorporating geometric patterns and shapes into your floor, like this patterned carpet from Tigressa that highlights the honeycomb design. As an added plus, this carpet has uncompromising performance and an impressive selection of 16 hues so you can match your aesthetic perfectly.

Floorcraft Elk Island in Blackfoot

Another way to get the Art Deco look in your home is by selecting flooring in darker shades with noticeable gloss to keep the glamorous qualities of the style around, like this hardwood from Floorcraft. This wide-engineered hardwood brings a bold look to any space in your home along with its moisture resistance and durable nature.

Elements of Art Deco Design

Art Deco combines glamour with geometric design to produce a unique, bold look in any area of your home. The color palette for Art Deco is bold colors that often feature metallics that are complemented by black, silver, or gold furnishings. The texture is also important for this design scheme, as you can use materials like satin, silk, and chrome in abundance for a bit of Hollywood flair.

Looking for more design inspiration? Check out our Flooring America design blog to read about the latest trends in flooring and home interiors.