10 Art Deco Designs You Need In Your Home

This unique light is fully made in crystal resin with a concavity that captures movement and lightness in the material.

“Bombastico” is a rich glass vase that is blown in a semi-open mold that allows the hot glass to swell out. The construction of the mold and the living character of the glass make each vase unique, leading to slight variations in shape and size.

WELCOME BACK by Fi analyzes pieces of classic furniture lost in time, and brings them to modernity, seeking to resurrect their glory, in a contemporary, futuristic and personal version.

The Amazonas Stool is inspired by the Amazon Empire and crafted with marble for strength and elegance, capturing the grandeur of a powerful culture.

The Candil lamp was conceived as a table version of the Cornucopia lamp. They appear different, but their technical principle is the same: the rule of three. There are only three materials that compose the lamps: copper, wood, and brass.

Barva vases are made of ceramic and glazed by hand. Unique and Subtly Divine.

Look Up is an eclectic result of Afropean roots, an interpretation of furniture with a new point of view.

The Gediz Side Table is part of the River Collection, inspired by rivers worldwide. Brass and marble create a unique and elegant piece, telling their stories.

Like art, light Art Deco objects can give warmth and inspiration. Guijze has created several light objects that provide comfort to the soul.

Designed with modern and simple geometry, this Art Deco-inspired chair emerged as a result of blending natural materials with minimal lines. The Stoa chair takes its name from the Stoic philosophy which stipulates that the main purpose in life is to seek happiness.