art deco

“Magazines, a crystal ashtray, several art deco bowls and a flower vase were strewn over the dhurrie rug.”

Simon & Schuster: Body of Evidence

“For not since their first modern heyday, with the 1920s’ elongated art deco styles, followed by the 1960s’ Cleopatra-inspired versions, had we seen the signature cascading design gain such global popularity.”

Simon & Schuster: The Style Checklist

“The bedroom was the homiest room in the place, decorated with lace tulle, art deco lamps and old furniture — battered but loaded with personality — a hundred books, souvenirs from the trips young Taylor took to Europe with her parents.”

Mistress of Justice

“Sumptuous art deco furnishings and red and black leather sofas and chaise longues were draped with heroin-dazed models while still others toked on pipes filled with rock cocaine.”

Simon & Schuster: Surrender the Dark

“The Richart logo is done in an art deco typeface with a distinctive leaning “A” that graphically demarcates the words “rich” and “art.””

Simon & Schuster: Experiential Marketing

“West Hollywood decorator's fantasies -- mercilessly contemporary mauve leather chairs a lucite coffee table sharp enough to slice bread, an art deco side°board of rosewood and shagreen similar to one I'd seen recently in a Sotheby's catalogue; that piece had gone for more than Milo took home in a year.”

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