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Timeless Glamour: The Art Deco Revival in Design

Art Deco is making a powerful comeback in contemporary home design, with symmetry, polished metals, rich woods, and sculptural lighting reimagined for modern living.
October 07, 2025

Celebrated for its bold geometry, rich materials, and luxurious aesthetic, Art Deco is characterized by symmetrical patterns, sleek lines, rounded silhouettes, and the use of polished metals, glass, exotic woods, and plush fabrics. Embodying a timeless blend of elegance and modernity, this revival is evident across interiors—from statement lighting fixtures and sculptural furniture to decorative details. Designers today are embracing Art Deco’s iconic motifs and sophisticated craftsmanship, adapting them to suit modern lifestyles while preserving the style’s distinctive flair and grandeur.

Amburgo Baby Armchair by Baxter

Designed by Paola Navone, the Amburgo Baby Armchair reinterprets the classic elegance of a traditional lounge chair for contemporary homes. It balances heritage and modern design with flowing lines, a curved wraparound backrest, and generous padding—hallmarks often associated with Art Deco’s emphasis on comfort, graceful forms, and timeless elegance.

Available at Kuysen

Button Light by Baxter

Designed by Federico Peri, the Button Light features vertical lines and comes in round or oval shapes, with two sizes for creative combinations that add a stylish, distinctive touch. This LED wall light is crafted from metal and glass and emits a soft, indirect glow—ideal for enhancing the ambiance of living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas. Reflecting Art Deco style, the Button Light showcases circular geometry, luxurious materials, and a symmetrical, sculptural form that embodies the movement’s glamour.

Available at Kuysen

Canapé Appartement Sofa by Cassina

Designed by Le Corbusier for his Paris residence, the Canapé Appartement is a refined three-seater that pairs a sleek, chrome-plated frame with feather-filled cushions. It delivers structure and exceptional comfort, blending modernist rigor with timeless . Available in leather and other premium upholstery, the sofa fits seamlessly into modern Art Deco interiors—clean lines, rich materials, and sculptural elegance—making it a standout in any sophisticated space.

Available at Casa Bella

Gatsby Light by Henge

The Gatsby Light captures the essence of Art Deco with its geometric form and layered glass elements, creating a captivating interplay of light and shadow. A smooth metal frame and glass shades convey sophistication and lasting refinement. Perfect for modern Art Deco interiors, the Gatsby Light serves as a striking centerpiece, bringing strong visual impact and warm, atmospheric lighting to any space.

Available at Casa Bella

Airtight Light by Henge

Crafted from Murano glass, the Airtight pendant embodies Art Deco’s spirit with bold geometry and exceptional Italian craftsmanship. Clean lines and balanced symmetry highlight the period’s celebration of meticulous detail, sophistication, and innovative design. As a captivating centerpiece, this chandelier brings artistic distinction and refinement to contemporary interiors.

Available at Casa Bella

Beizier Sofa by Minotti

The Beizier sofa combines modernity with classic Art Deco elegance through a refined silhouette and plush materials. A low backrest, feather-down cushions, and rounded armrests blend comfort with streamlined design. Available in premium fabric or leather, it is further elevated by polished metal feet that add a touch of geometric sophistication.

Available at Living Innovations

Yves Round Sofa by Minotti

Designed by Hannes Peer for Minotti, the Yves Round Sofa blends comfort with Art Deco inspiration through its bold circular shape, balanced proportions, and refined details. Continuous lines and plush cushions echo the style’s focus on symmetry, luxurious materials, and sculptural form. Upholstered in premium fabric or leather, its rounded silhouette brings strong visual presence to interior spaces.

Available at Living Innovations

Yves Console Table by Minotti

Designed by Hannes Peer, the Yves Console Table embodies modern Art Deco with clear geometry, symmetry, and luxurious materials. The thick top is offered in select stones or Canaletto walnut veneer, carefully contoured and polished. Sturdy aluminum legs come in black chrome, champagne chrome, or brass plating—combining elegance with durability. A striking, versatile centerpiece for entryways, living rooms, or hallways.

Available at Living Innovations

Vanity Fair Chair by Poltrona Frau

Initially designated “model 904” and known since 1984 as the Vanity Fair, this iconic armchair by Renzo Frau has become a symbol of Poltrona Frau’s identity. First produced in 1930, its bold curves, symmetrical proportions, and meticulous craftsmanship exemplify key Art Deco characteristics, uniting elegance with modernity. A scaled-down two-thirds “Baby” edition and a matching ottoman are also available.

Available at Furnitalia

Duo High Drawer Chest by Poltrona Frau

Designed by Roberto Lazzeroni for Poltrona Frau and Ceccotti Collezioni, the Duo drawer unit features six spacious drawers, a touch-illuminated open compartment, and an optional sliding organizer. Expertly crafted from ash wood with a range of finishes, its geometric structure, balanced proportions, and refined materials echo the timeless sophistication of Art Deco design.

Available at Furnitalia

Orlando Furioso Table by Promemoria

The Orlando Furioso Table is a refined example of modern Art Deco. Clean lines and a sculptural base reflect the movement’s emphasis on symmetry and elegance, while rich woods and polished metal accents add a sense of opulence. Blending classic motifs with contemporary minimalism, it serves as a dining or statement piece—bringing functional beauty and a touch of glamour to any space.

Available at Living Innovations

Classics by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Cassina

Celebrated Scottish designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh was an architect known for fusing simplicity and elegance in both his buildings and the furniture he created. His innovative approach combined geometric forms with delicate, nature-inspired details, leaving a lasting mark on early modern design. Rooted in Art Nouveau and the Glasgow School, his distinctive use of stylized shapes and bold graphic lines helped pave the way for the crisp lines and ornamental modernism that later defined the Art Deco era.

Willow 1 Chair by Cassina

Cassina’s edition of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s design for Glasgow’s famed Willow Tea Rooms, the Willow 1 features a high, semi-circular backrest that frames the sitter with layered geometric and floral motifs typical of Mackintosh’s style. The base combines beech plywood with ash veneer, and the seat cushion is upholstered in bespoke green or beige fabric.

Available at Casa Bella

Hill House Chair by Cassina

A sculptural statement piece in Cassina’s “I Maestri” collection, the Hill House Chair is a faithful reproduction of the 1902 design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Hill House in Scotland. Crafted from solid ash with a beech webbed seat upholstered in plush velvet, its dramatic high back features a grid of striking vertical and horizontal lines inspired by Japanese minimalism.

Available at Casa Bella

Berlino Table by Cassina

Designed in 1905 by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Berlino table is a classic example of understated elegance and timeless craftsmanship. Made from warm cherry wood, its sleek silhouette conceals a smart extension system beneath the surface—simply lift the center and add a leaf (or two) to adapt the table to your space.

Available at Casa Bella

This article originally appeared in Robb Report Philippines’ Watches and Jewelry Issue, August 2025.

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