NOUN
- a style of design that was popular in the 1920s and 1930s; marked by stylized forms and geometric designs adapted to mass production
How To Use art deco In A Sentence
- There were Art Deco lamps everywhere, and mirrors, and brass fittings, and fresh flowers. TICKLED PINK
- Recently, he presented "Unpublished," a photography exhibition at Art Basel in Miami and co-founded that city's and arguably the country's hottest new retail spot, The Webster, a three-story boutique for fashion, photography, design and food, housed in an Art Deco space finished with milky marble and brass. L'Homme de la Renaissance
- But art deco coloured glass means subdued lighting, hence the problems with reading the menu.
- Many of the fabulous art deco villas and apartment buildings are being torn down. Times, Sunday Times
- Monumental Art Deco and this riot of materials and colours led nowhere, however.
- Hardy sprinkles little gold flakes that simultaneously float atop this buzz-maker and match the spectacular, cavernous Art Deco ambiance.
- The smart deco bar is a beautiful throwback, a jewel box where servers in smart white waistcoats present bowls of olives, nuts and snacks.
- Further, its Art Deco settings ensure that the film is jagged with visual style.
- Abbreviated from a 1925 Paris exhibition, art deco was a mix of cubism, art nouveau and Russian ballet, with a fondness for strident colours and geometric lines.
- Bordeaux in the '20s and' 30s — From Paris to the Aquitaine" presents art and furniture of the Art Deco movement associated to artists from the Bordeaux region, such as ceramist René Buthaud and painter Jean Dupas. Time Off Europe Calendar
