Art Déco

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Born from the 1925 Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes, the Art Deco style marks a radical break with the sinuous ornamentation of the Art Nouveau. Between the two World Wars, from the 1920s through the late 1930s, it established a resolutely modern aesthetic: bold geometric lines, rigorous symmetry, and noble materials worked with daring. Art Deco furniture is distinguished by its precious woods — rosewood, amboyna burl, walnut, mahogany, tulipwood — often combined with inlays of ivory, lacquer, or marquetry. The great Parisian houses, including those of Jules Leleu, Paul Follot, and Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann, defined the standards of a French art de vivre, uniting structural elegance with decorative refinement. Explore our catalogue and find the Art Deco piece that will elevate your interior.

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Art Deco style never goes out of fashion: it moves through the decades with the quiet authority of great works. A Rio rosewood buffet, a chest of drawers with chrome handles, a mirror with acid-etched geometric decoration — each of these pieces structures a space and lends it an immediately recognizable character. Would you like to be notified of new Art Deco arrivals? Sign up for our newsletter or contact the dealer of your choice directly for personalized guidance. The piece you are looking for may already be online — or will be available very soon.