Art Deco lighting
Art Deco lighting fixtures are part of a masterful geometric composition of symmetries, noble materials and precise visual rhythms. This category includes pendants, wall lights and table lamps in the art deco style: architectural shapes, metal structures, satin-finish glass or brass. Each art deco luminaire is designed to give structure to a volume while providing clear light, without unnecessary diffused effects. The aim is to create a stable, well-constructed reading of space, with lighting that blends into a neat, orderly environment. read more >
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Art Nouveau ceiling lightHaussmann
€465 €340-25%
Large brass chandelierIzaar
€980 €685-30%
Gilded brass table lampAmber
€329 €260-20%
Glass and gold brass hanging lampBelno
€139 €100-30%
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Silver exterior wall sconceMartinez
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The art deco luminaire as a structuring element
An art deco luminaire is identified by its rigorous composition: assertive vertical and horizontal lines, symmetrical shapes, geometric details. Inspired by the movement born in the 1920s, this type of lighting fits into a logic of interior architecture where each object holds a defined visual role. The models selected in this category feature a balanced combination of metal (often gilded, black or chrome-plated) and glass (satin, opaline, sometimes ribbed). The light produced is clean, focused and coherent with the structure of the fixture itself.
Typologies and layout compatibility
Art deco fixtures come in central suspensions, wall sconces and table lamps. A glass and brass pendant can emphasize an axis or focal point in a living room or hallway. A fan-shaped or cylindrical wall lamp can accompany a corridor, a mirror or a headboard. A table lamp completes a stable composition, defining a reading or accent area. The choice is made according to use, the balance of materials in the room, and the rhythm we wish to establish in the wall or furniture arrangement.
Materials, finishes and stylistic continuity
Art Deco lighting favors durable, visually stable materials. Brushed brass, painted steel, chrome or nickel are combined with frosted, sandblasted or tinted glass diffusers. These choices avoid stray reflections while maintaining functional clarity. Surfaces are smooth, shapes clean, and assembly emphasizes verticality or circularity. These elements fit naturally into interiors with a strong graphic presence, but can also be used as counterpoints in more sober compositions, as long as the alignment of volumes and the guiding lines of space are respected.
In conclusion, art deco fixtures reinforce a precise architectural reading of the interior. They combine luminous efficiency, visual stability and geometric rigor. The proposed selection carefully follows these principles, to guarantee lighting that is both functional and consistent with the codes of this historic style.
