From Bed Frames to Mirrors, These Art Deco Touches Will Elevate Your Home

Art deco seating embraced curves, exotic woods, and jewel tones. This handmade Jennifer Taylor Home London Barrel Chair ($781) has the silhouette and wooden accents to read as straightforward deco, but the ruched burnt-orange upholstery is something different: the richness and depth characteristic of the era but in a color that feels of this century.

From fashion to home furnishings, art deco embraced the luxurious and the extravagant. The frosted glass, gold leaf, and faux ivory of this sculptural Desiree Art Deco Illuminated Statue ($90) echo the era's love of expensive materials — without the exorbitant price.

During the heyday of art deco, furniture designers were enamored with the possibilities presented by the machine age; take the Chrysler Building, for instance, with its chrome and precise geometry. This Ranoka End Table ($200), with its metallic silver-toned finish and metal tube legs, echoes that inspiration without feeling cold or unapproachable.

Likewise, the curved silhouette, brass accents, and iron framing of this Deco Bed ($1,298-$1,598) take cues from the architecture and materials of the era.

Art deco interiors embraced rich jewel tones and geometric patterns. This Ditman Pillow ($30) combines both of those elements, along with a velvety finish and an opulent sheen.

Made to order in England, this Turin Handmade Mirror ($765-$1,020) incorporates 14 hand-cut pieces of mirror glass to create a stunning moment for the mantel — and since it's shipped across the ocean, you can be confident that nobody else will have the same mirror.

Sunbursts were a common motif during the art deco era thanks to their symmetry and statement-making appeal. Commonly seen in textile and wallpaper patterns of the time, they also appeared in decor such as stained glass and light fixtures. This set of two Doniel Accent Mirrors ($90) is a lovely way to incorporate this motif into your room while brightening it up with the warmth of its antiqued gold-toned finish.

The metallic ink of this patterned Graham and Brown Removable Wallpaper ($135) makes it a gorgeous addition to powder rooms and entryways in particular. Although it's not peel-and-stick, it is removable, which makes it a fine choice for renters who want to do something beautiful with their blank white walls.

For less than the cost of pizza delivery, this Streamline Deco Toggle Switch Plate ($23) brings BDE (that's Big Deco Energy) to a room. Swap your standard plastic plate for this brass one, and enjoy a streamlined, period-authentic aesthetic from the moment you flip the switch.