Short for 'Geometric-Glamorous', this is the mid 1970s - mid 1980s luxurious materials + geometric forms design aesthetic, sometimes referred to as cocaine decor. Bridges the gap between mid-century modern / 1960s lounge styles and the 1980s Art Deco revival 'Deco-Luxe' style and the 'Contempo-Eclectic' style. It can be considered a sub-aesthetic or tied to Late-Modern architecture. Common materials include: glass, mirrored glass, steel, brass, lucite/acrylic, gold, silver, granite, marble, plush carpeting, velvet, leather. Tiered forms, angled surfaces, prismatic effects, simple geometric shapes in various compositions, dramatic and even somewhat disorienting spaces. Usually paired with plush, comfortable furniture.