Art-deco
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about art-deco
Product • By Unika Vaev • Ecoustic® Torque Tile
Ecoustic® Torque Tile
Ecoustic® Torque is a functional, low-level reverberant acoustic tile. The chevron design is inspired by the architectural fretwork of the Art Deco period. Subtle and directional patterns can be constructed by altering the color and orientation of the tiles to generate formations that articulate light and shadow. Finished in a face of 100% polyester felt fiber and containing up to 23% recycled PET, Torque Tiles install in a snap with a simple clip system that is easily prepositioned on a wall or ceiling by use of an accompanying template. Tiles are shipped with an infill, which may be used to achieve a higher NRC rating.*Tiles are not sampled. Colors may be selected from ecoustic felt swatches. More
Project • By RS.D Agencements • Apartments
Art Deco apartment
This project was born out of the client's wish to transform the day room of this beautiful Lyonnais apartment. This apartment, Art Deco, and very beautifully crafted, had been very well preserved and maintained by the former owners. Our mission was to create a pleasant, bright and distinctive living area, according to the tastes of the client. It was also necessary to integrate an office space and to dress the supporting post in order to integrate it as well as possible. Finally, the client wanted a real bar.
We first demolished the partitions and renovated the parquet.Then, we proposed a ceiling design, incorporating hooks to integrate a backlight, and cornices, which were nonexistent: so as to restore style and look to the room. We did t... More
Project • By Kreon • Apartments
Profbud show apartment, Warsaw
This beautiful Art-deco inspired apartment in Warsaw, Poland is almost completely lit with kreon tools of light. Products used include kreon nuit surface mounted profiles, kreon cadre, kreon down 80, kreon esprit and kreon dolma. Only high-end materials were used, such as marble and copper. Architect: Szymon Tarnowski & Agnieszka Kuratczyk (Tarnowski Division)Photographer: Arne Jennard More
Project • By YOUSUPOVA • Housing
Gray & Green
"Gray & Green" - the house has been designed in minimalistic style, has a distinctive simplicity, precision and clarity, which makes it suitable for any landscape.Vertical lines and rectangular shapes make up a wholesome and unique composition. Light materials of the house play a contrast with dark depth of the nature. More
Project • By Alumil S.A • Offices
111 Eighth Avenue
The intense urban rhythms of bustling New York fit perfectly to the character of a technological giant like Google, but the interior of its headquarters is dominated by a sense of "escapism" and undisturbed by external factors, working experience. In the fourth largest building of the city, there has been significant changes in terms of energy improvement and working conditions. The building retains its architectural style, while at the same time, also includes elements of a contemporary approach. A huge volume of 270,000 m² whose external surface consists of a ceramic finish, dominates and imposes itself on 111 of 8th Avenue trying to maintain the closest connection to the city even though inside the building strategies for the future... More