Do you love glitz and glamour in your home and want to enjoy a sophisticated ambience in your kitchen? An Art Deco-style kitchen is a real eye-catcher with a wow effect. The style is reminiscent of the 1920s, i.e. the Art Deco kitchen plays with luxurious individual items and floral details. A contemporary Art Deco kitchen combines antique pieces and vintage elements with innovative technology. How do you design a kitchen like this? Which materials and colours are typical? Get inspired!
Art Deco was inspired by Art Nouveau influences. The style is also characterised by some typical Art Nouveau elements: Furniture, decoration, architecture, fashion and everyday objects feature decorative, curved lines and floral ornaments. At the same time, straightforward, purist shapes can also be found. Art Deco saw itself as a further development of the style with modern elements. The movement reached its peak in the 1920s. Art Deco kitchens reflect the zeitgeist of the "Roaring 20s".
Opulence and luxury, an extravagant lifestyle and bold fashion: Many people associate these attributes with the 1920s. Many elements are still in demand today and can be found in interior design and architectural examples. These features characterise the design of kitchens in the Art Deco style:
The style is also evident in the interior design: The walls are adorned with motif wallpaper with golden details or floral patterns. Home textiles made of soft velvet or delicately shimmering silk as well as decorative elements such as vases or gilded statues round off the overall look.
Elegance is the trump card in the Art Deco kitchen. This also applies to the colour palette. The style harmonises with combinations of velvety black, gold and bold tones such as violet, midnight blue and emerald green. Delicate shades such as rosé or a soft jade green are also tried and tested. In combination with certain materials, you can create a glamorous look:
In an art deco kitchen, this is the motto: More is more. Eye-catching decorations, shiny surfaces or opulent chandeliers arranged stylishly above a kitchen island lend the room a unique character. Looking for examples?
Tip: Art deco cuisine thrives on variety. An antique or vintage piece of furniture can harmoniously complement the style, especially in large eat-in kitchens and open-plan concepts. This can be achieved, for example, with a sideboard with typical Art Deco or Art Nouveau elements. A dining table with a restrained design also catches the eye, complemented by chairs in Viennese wicker or retro club chairs.
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Historic style, modern technology: Electrical appliances blend harmoniously into a kitchen with an art deco look - if you use a few tricks:
Tip: Round shapes look particularly harmonious.
