12 Art Deco Decor Pieces That Make a Statement

The Indo Mirror by Leo De Carlo is a bold statement in Art Deco wall decor, combining mythology, opulence, and modern craftsmanship. With its radiant gold finish and sculptural form, it evokes the grandeur of the 1920s while celebrating symbolic guardians of the home. Both decorative and meaningful, it’s a striking example of Art Deco decor that turns reflection into art.

Each Wood Collage panel is a one-of-a-kind composition, randomly assembled from recycled hardwood remnants. The result is a warm, richly textured surface that brings a meditative atmosphere to any space. Carefully sanded to a smooth finish and sealed with matte lacquer and wax, these pieces radiate both raw energy and serene stillness—a kind of chaotic brutalism born from chance.

The Planos Wooden Wall Art by Diego Olivero Studio embodies the precision and harmony of geometric minimalism. Handcrafted in Honduras from sustainably sourced pine and finished in rich walnut, it highlights the natural warmth of wood through clean, structured lines. A timeless piece of Art Deco wall decor, it brings depth, balance, and refined artistry to contemporary interiors.

POLA (meaning “fields”) is a series of ceramic tile compositions inspired by op-art and modernist monumental ceramics. Designed by Magda Jurek of Pani Jurek, the collection uses color and abstraction to create bold, architectural statements for the home. A vibrant example of ceramic decor, it bridges artistry and functionality through expressive form.

From monolith to halo, Écla distills the warm glow of a Mediterranean sunset into an intimate, timeless form. Ambient lighting can be a great expression of Art Deco decor, blending atmosphere and artistry in one sculptural piece. By day, Écla stands as an elegant mineral block; by night, it reveals a soft halo of light that transforms any room with calm, radiant warmth. Compact yet striking, it brings poetic balance to serene, intimate spaces.

In creating his hand-shaped vessels, Carl Auböck V designed the largest and most deconstructed vase ever produced by AUBÖCK — a full-brass sculpture that captures and refracts light with mesmerizing brilliance. Each panel is hand-beaten and rolled using Biedermeier-era tools, honoring the workshop’s storied legacy. In sunlight, it transforms into a “future moon,” a luminous evolution of tradition and innovation in sculptural vases.

Jule Cats channels the bittersweet nature of memory in her IN DISGUISE series, transforming rubble from demolished homes into poetic works of art. Each handmade piece juxtaposes fragility and strength, inviting reflection on loss and renewal. The series embodies the transformative potential of contemporary resin design, where material and meaning intertwine.

Perched on three stainless steel legs, the Maze Lamp adds sculptural character and versatility to any space. Its dimmable glow shifts effortlessly with the mood, while its intricate design remains captivating even when unlit. Each piece is uniquely 3D-printed, ensuring no two are ever the same — a contemporary echo of classic Art Deco lamps.

The Sail Planter collection by noknok enhances the natural beauty of plants through elegant, sculptural design. Inspired by the motion of a dancer’s skirt or a sail in the wind, each stainless steel piece reflects light and movement, creating a living interplay of nature and form. Ideal for modern interiors, these planters bring a refined organic touch to any setting, making them a perfect addition to the home office.

The “Boucle” Rug originates from Samuel’s ongoing exploration of interlacing and looping forms, translating his research drawings into a tactile study of rhythm and movement. Exhibited at The Art Design Lab in Paris, it reflects a dialogue between art and design, where structure meets softness — a perfect complement to contemporary interiors featured in designer rugs.

From the series ARCHITECTURE OF ANOTHER LANDSCAPE, inspired by early cosmologies and the architecture of Lithica Perdreres d’Hostal in Menorca, this ceramic work explores the relationship between human beliefs in astrology and the surreal spaces they create. The contrast between raw stoneware and metallic glazing results in a form that feels both ancient and otherworldly — a sculptural meditation on belief and material.

The Anicca Vanitas Scent Diffuser by Luca Gruber combines sculptural elegance with sensory design. Crafted from hand-polished brass and featuring a volcanic rock sphere, it balances refinement with natural texture. The rock absorbs and slowly releases fragrance, creating an atmosphere of calm and contemplation — a contemporary interpretation of traditional incense holders.