Art Deco Glam Interior Design
Art Deco glam interior design is a luxurious style rooted in the 1920s and 1930s, defined by mirrored surfaces, velvet, bold geometry, jewel tones and metallic finishes.
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The Art Deco Glam Look
What defines it
- Mirrored surfaces
- Velvet upholstery
- Bold geometric shapes
- Jewel tones
- Gold and chrome finishes
Colors and materials
- Emerald, sapphire, black and blush
- Brass, gold and polished chrome
- Velvet and satin
- Marble and lacquer
- Mirror and smoked glass
Key pieces
- Channel-tufted velvet sofa
- Mirrored or marble coffee table
- Crystal or geometric chandelier
- Sunburst mirror
- Brass bar cart
- Geometric-pattern rug
Pairs Well With
Art Deco Glam Design FAQ
What is Art Deco Glam interior design?
Art Deco glam is a luxurious, high-drama style. It draws on the Art Deco movement of the 1920s and 1930s, with geometric shapes, metallic finishes, velvet, mirrors and deep jewel tones.
How do I make my living room Art Deco Glam?
Pick a velvet sofa in a jewel tone and pair it with a mirrored, marble or lacquered coffee table. Add brass or gold accents, a sunburst mirror and a statement chandelier. Use a geometric rug to tie the room together.
Is Art Deco Glam the same as Maximalist?
Not exactly. Glam can be maximal, but it is defined by luxury: metallics, mirrors, velvet and geometric shapes. Maximalism is about layering lots of color, pattern and objects, and it does not need to look polished.