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Art Deco is back and (we’re hoping) it’s here to stay!
This isn’t the first time that some variation of Art Deco has made a resurgence. It began in France in the 1920s and quickly spread throughout the US (think The Great Gatsby) and, unlike most trending styles, has made roaring comebacks time and time again through all kinds of media. You can see Art Deco influences in architecture, furniture, fashion, transportation, technology, graphic design, and so much more.
“The enduring appeal of Art Deco is quite remarkable. We believe that it is due in part to the fact that it is a style that truly permeates every aspect of the arts giving it an everlasting quality. “
-Miguel Rosales, NY Public Library blog: Art Deco: Style with a Timeless Appeal
Neo Deco is taking all aspects of Art Deco into 2026 through incorporating geometric lines, luxe designs and deep calming hues into the contemporary home. Gone is years of minimalism – now it’s all about using your space to create drama and display your personality!
Want to incorporate Neo Deco into your home? We’ve done the research to so you don’t have to! We’ve put together a guide to help you choose everything from colours to homeware details to what to look for in your next home renovation!
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Scalloping on bed frames, sunbursts on mirrors, arches on doorframes. Strong geometric shapes. Floor lamps with frosted glass globe lamp covers. Reeded glazing on doors and windows. Fringed lamp shades.
Smoked glass, dark stained wood, fluted paneling. Along with high end accents that are used to create a touch of elegance. Think marble and stone alongside velvet and boucle – and you’ll almost always find brass fixings. There may even be a touch of stained or milky glass around.
Neo Deco colour is rich and deep. It’s all about tones that bring a sense of calm while projecting their personality. In Neo Deco themed, you’ll find colours like emerald, midnight blue, burgundy, along with creams, dusty pinks and greens, with metallic accents.
Think globe pendants, layered wall lights, and brass handles. In Neo Deco homes you’ll find all kinds of ironmongery (especially brass). (And of course we can’t mention interior design without mentioning doors!) When choosing an internal door, look for brushed metallic handles, arches, geometric shapes, and reeded glass. Top off the look with accent pieces like fringe lamps and dark marble tables with brass legs.
Can’t picture it? We’ll show you:
Glazing details, brass accents, and deep hues – this room has everything. Our favourite piece here is the Anthropologie woven modular sofa. This adds a touch of modern cosiness to the room. No room is complete without a plant – these black and brass planters from Rocket St. George help to bring this room into the 21st century of Neo Deco.
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With decorative beading in Primed White, the Orly has a noteworthy design. Featuring clear glazing, the honeycomb pattern will gracefully fill your home with natural light whilst looking exceptionally good too! This is the perfect choice for a home which features traditional interior.
Everyone has to start somewhere. We put together this room to show how a minimalist might transition into the finer world of Neo Deco. We keep it simple with our very own Liberty Black glazed door (with geometric lines that are minimalist friendly) but spruce it up with a scalloped mirror and a bright milky glass lamp.
Take a look below to make the look your own:
Full of understated style, the Liberty Black Glazed door is a crossover between popular industrial designs and traditional 4 panel doors.
Neo Deco loves brass – and so does this room. We’ve chosen to pair a dusty green colour scheme with these brass accents to make them pop. Along with that, the Eloise Table Lamp from Anthropologie adds a beautiful subtle glow to the room which accents the shine from the brass.
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Upgrade your interior with this contemporary statement door that brings together on-trend curves and an industrial design for a striking look. Featuring clear glazed panels, this internal door would look great in living and dining rooms. Please note this internal door must be used with our Manhattan internal hardware.
Combine a little bit of dark biophilia with Neo Deco and this is what you get! This moody room captures the sultry (and plant loving) side of neo deco. We chose to use our Melrose Reeded door to emphasis the mystery of this room (as well as a few other iconic pieces that you can find below!) .
This pre-finished black door features slim curved profiles to create a contemporary design. The textured reeded glazing creates a unique look, whilst producing a diffused light effect for an element of privacy. Please note this internal door must be used with our Manhattan internal hardware.
We’re a door retailer, so we’ve got that covered for you. We’ve put together a collection of 1930’s Neo Deco styled doors that are the perfect starting piece (or final accent?) to your Neo Deco space.
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