The new trend in Art Deco lamps for our homes

On many occasions, the past ends up returning to our lives. It happens in many ways but the past we refer to today is a past that, when it returns, does so with its best face. We are talking about trends and styles that belonged to another era and that today, are very present in our lives more strongly than before, more valued, more loved and attracting many more fans. That's what art has.

We see, touch and live vintage style every day. In clothing, decoration pieces, interior design... The same happens with the mid-century style, born in the mid-twentieth century and whose essence we can see in many houses and premises. And today another decorative style from the past has crept into our lives: Art Deco. At the moment in small doses and through some elements, the main one being lighting. In case you didn't know it yet, today we present this style and encourage you to bet on the new trend in Art Deco lamps for your home.

The Art Deco decorative genre emerged in the years between the two world wars and influenced many artistic fields such as architecture, interior design, painting, cinematography or fashion. People wanted to feel progress in their lives and one of the ways they found to do so was through design and decoration. Glamour, luxury, futuristic lines, geometric shapes, elegance and modernity define Art Deco. At the time it was considered an avant-garde art but today what we like about it is precisely its conservative aesthetic and typical of past times.

Lamps are elements with a lot of prominence within this style. On the ceiling, on the tables, wall sconces... the number, the shape or the material does not matter, because opulence, ornamentation and exuberance are typical of this style. Which way to choose? Simple but unique, being his favorites are geometric shapes, trapezoids, cubes, circles, zigzag strokes... Which material to choose? Stainless steel, aluminum, bronze, silver, glass, glossy lacquers and wood are some of its basics. What do you have to take into account? That its use was intended to be more sculptural than to illuminate.

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If you think that lamps of this style, due to their boldness or ostentatiousness, are not for you, get that thought out of your head because there is also the option of integrating them into your own decorative style in a softer way. Do you want to check it out?

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