define art deco style
Art deco was a design style that embraced bright colors and sharply defined shapes. It was all the rage in the 1920's and 1930's. There have been many movements in the art world, such as Futurism, Pop Art, and Minimalism. Another is art deco, which applied mainly to the design of buildings, furniture, jewelry, and other household items. This movement was known for bright, bold colors and distinctive geometric shapes.
What is Art Deco? By Alastair Duncan. Art Deco was the last splendidly self-indulgent decorative style, one described lightheartedly by Brian J. R. Blench in the Spring issue of the Art Deco Society of New Yorkâs newsletter in 1985 as âfor luxury and leisure, for comfort and conviviality.