1920 interior design

The first architecture exhibitions in the Netherlands were held from about the middle of the 19th century, a result of the growing professio...

Add a touch of luxury with updated takes on 1920s style, with nods to art-deco style motifs, tassels on cushions and lighting and golden finishes.

Live-work balance: interior designer Marianne Evennou's new Paris office is set in an apartment designed as a workspace and crash pad, color included.

The Interior Design of a stunning 1920 apartment in the former French Concession in a colonial Style. Details & Objects from India, Morocco, Sri Lanka, Bali and China. A mix of Luxury & Casual atmosphere. All objects and materials have been sourced by Baptiste Bohu during his trips. A beautiful Ananbo panoramic Wallpaper is displayed in the living room

The 1920s diner sits inside the storied Kursall Theatre

Filled with luxurious fabrics, sharp lines, mixed metallics, and rich color palettes, Art Deco style decor is both glamorous and eclectic. No surprise then that these decor trends are making a comeback. #artdeco #1920s #vintage #designtrends #decortrends #artdecodecor #1920sdecor #antiques #nostalgiadecor #decorideas

Invented in 1860, linoleum flooring was already very popular by the early 1920s, when these full-color (thus, very expensive) advertisements ran in four

Art Deco interior design emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, characterized by its bold geometric shapes, lavish ornamentation, and luxurious materials. Here are some key elements and tips for achieving an Art Deco-inspired interior design. • Geometric Patterns: Incorporate geometric shapes such as zigzags, chevrons, sunbursts, and stepped forms in furniture, wallpaper, rugs, and art. • Rich Materials: Use luxurious materials like marble, lacquer, chrome, brass, mirrored surfaces, and exotic…

Published in American Home Magazine. Karpen advertised their furniture in House Beautiful, American Home, and other shelter magazines during the 1920s. This eclectic living room has some decidedly Deco elements like the streamlined furniture shapes and especially the upholstery of the chair in the foreground. This is very "modern" for Karpen which generally tended to show more traditional furnishings. It uses a tetrad of muted red, purple, yellow, and green ... a very sophisticated color…