art deco Definition
art deco (dek′ō, dā′kō)
noun
a decorative style of the late 1920s and the 1930s derived from cubism, based generally on geometric forms, and applied to furnishings, textiles, graphic arts, etc.: revived in the mid-1960s
art deco Usage Examples
Converse of object
have: The staircase has art deco spindles with plain acorn top.
Adjective modifier
original: Some of the original art deco and architecture can still be seen today and has featured in several movies and television period dramas.
Modifies a noun
- style: Click for larger image Click for larger image Here the glamor of the art deco style really asserts itself.
- building: There is a large outdoor salt water pool set in a Grade II listed art deco building.
- interior: Some parts have been sourced and are in store to rebuild the art deco style interior.
- cinema: Within 5 minutes walk is a lovely art deco cinema ( the cheapest in Sydney!
- architecture: From the chic art deco architecture of Miami to the relaxation of the Florida Keys.
- hotel: Where to stay: Eschew the chain hotels in favor of a genuine art deco hotel on Miami Beach ' s Ocean Drive.
Noun used with modifier
1930s: It is currently closed pending a major renovation scheme to restore it to its 1930s art deco glory.
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