Apartment decor art deco

Designer Rebecca Summer and her husband, Sam, have lived in this 1930s building on Lake Merritt in Oakland for 10 years. "I was drawn to this building for all its architectural and ornate details like the arched doorways, 10-foot-high ceilings, and original crystal chandeliers," she writes.

Between the collection of gallery owner Nino Mier and his wife and Barbara Gladstone Gallery partner Caroline Luce, there are over 300 works of art

Designer Shana Sigmond harnesses her film background to bring pieces with rich stories to the forefront in her layered one-bedroom

A vintage oil painting and a floral print hang above the toilet in a traditional bathroom.

Art Deco style is characterized by its beautiful curves, luxe fabrics, and sophisticated details — whether in the form of brass drawer pulls, lacquered case goods, or bold lighting. If you’re wondering how to bring this ’20s-era interior aesthetic into your own home, we’ve got you covered. Below, interior designers share how to best implement Art Deco touches into your home, room by room.

Name: Joanne O’Callaghan Location: Melbourne, Australia Size: 510 square feet Years owned: 16 years Joanne recently renovated this late-1940s Art Deco apartment in East Melbourne, Australia. The entire place is full of light and charm, but the apartment’s living and dining space, called the “blue room,” is a particular jewel: It features Art Deco cornices, a tiered mirror above the original fireplace and a large framed window.

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Fashion consultant and merchandiser Jasmine Hart worked with interior designer and set decorator Kendra Cusic to decorate this Brooklyn rental apartment.