Veining The Art Deco Allure Through Marvelous Marble and Stone Finishes

Art Deco is characterized by hard-edged, often richly embellished designs and gleaming accents. The influential faceted forms of this international movement have remained relevant throughout all design styles for decades. From fashion to furniture, from pop culture to exuberant shapes and forms, from architecture in the 1920s to interior design in today's contextual array, Art Deco brings in glamour, charm and exclusivity to contemporary modernism.

What makes Art Deco acquire effortless attention is its boldness. It is appreciably not just a single style but a montage of various and even contradictory forces to create something sublime and striking. This collage of distinctive shapes and vibrant perfection is tremendously extraordinary when matched with the diversity of marble.

Marble has epitomised timeless beauty in art and architecture throughout the decades. However, its flamboyance allows it to produce an equally powerful impression for the indoors. The streamlined, sleek forms and geometric patterns of Art Deco are transformable into dramatic interior elements for flooring, furniture, art accents and a variety of statement pieces.

An exotic range of marbles from the latest collections of the A-Class portfolio, namely The Signature - (Statuario Marble), The Opera - (Onyx Marble), The Melange - (Emperador Marble), or The Classique, instills glamour and sophistication into indoor and outdoor spaces, which celebrates the authentic Art Deco design sensibilities. The elegance of Michel Angelo and the intricate veining of Bronze Amani from the Signature collection or the abstract veined patterns of Patagonia and the gleaming effect of Emerald Quartz from the Exotica range are perfect for stirring up the ambience of a space that resonate with the expressions of modern Art Deco aesthetics.

In its entirety, marble echoes the Art Deco look of heavy geometry, classic veins of colour, mosaics of surfaces and lustre of polished finishes. So whether it is a luxurious hotel lobby, lounge spaces, clubs, restaurants, farmhouses, showrooms or a refreshing family space, the timeless intention of the Art Deco movement, along with the flexible efficacy of marble, is the perfect opportunity to add some grace and finesse from the 1900s into your spaces.