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Place geometric designs where symmetry matters
Artwork with balanced geometric patterns creates a focal point in structured spaces. Position pieces with symmetrical compositions centrally on your wall - above a console table or between two windows. The visual balance in Retro Geometry: Serene Circles and Stripes no. 4 shows how centred placement enhances the design's impact.
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Choose portrait or landscape to suit your wall
Both portrait and landscape formats are popular choices for Art Deco artworks. Portrait orientation suits narrow wall spaces like hallways or beside doorways, while landscape works well above sofas or sideboards. Consider your available wall width when ordering your preferred format.
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Style elegant scenes in social spaces
Illustrations with a sense of occasion suit rooms where you entertain. Hang these artworks in dining rooms or entrance halls where guests naturally pause. The refined atmosphere in George Barbier - Evening Attire. (1921) makes it well-suited to spaces that benefit from a touch of sophistication.
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Art deco
Art deco brings timeless elegance into your home. Geometric patterns meet luxurious colors - think teal, gold, and rich browns - creating sophisticated depth. This design style transforms interiors with its bold symmetry and refined details, which you'll see in artworks like Art Deco Stained Glass Turquoise Gold.
Whether you prefer dramatic architectural lines or softer botanical motifs, art deco adapts beautifully to modern and classic spaces. At Art Heroes, we offer a wide selection of custom-made art deco pieces. Choose your favorite design as Canvas, Poster, Wallpaper and more.
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How to style art deco artworks in your interior
Art deco pieces work beautifully in a gallery wall arrangement, especially when you mix portrait and square formats to create visual rhythm. Combine these elegant artworks with geometric vases, metallic accessories, and sculptural objects that echo the collection's sophisticated lines. The calm and vibrant moods within the collection allow you to layer different pieces together without overwhelming your space. Pair art deco prints with velvet textiles and brass lighting fixtures to enhance the vintage glamour. Create a cohesive display that reflects the refined aesthetic of the roaring twenties while keeping your interior fresh and personal.
Where art deco works well in your home
A living room is a good spot for art deco pieces, where their elegant character can set the tone for the entire space. These artworks complement both sofas and sideboards, creating focal points that draw the eye without demanding too much attention. The brown, taupe, and beige tones add warmth above seating areas, while pops of yellow and teal introduce energy near windows or reading corners. Choose ArtFrame™ for a modern, polished look that suits the geometric precision of art deco design, or select Canvas for a softer, more textured finish that balances structured furniture and architectural details.
Which colors and styles suit art deco prints
Art deco artworks pair naturally with modern and classic interiors, thanks to their timeless geometric patterns and sophisticated color palette. The brown and taupe shades work well in modern spaces with clean lines, neutral upholstery, and metal accents, while beige and yellow bring warmth to classic interiors with wood furniture and traditional textiles. Add teal pieces to introduce a bold contrast against white walls or cream sofas. Combine these colors deliberately: use the neutral tones as your foundation and let yellow or teal serve as statement pieces that catch attention and create visual interest throughout your room.
