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We love to look to past design eras for inspiration for future home projects. In recent years, midcentury modern design has taken center stage. But according to 1stDibs’s Annual Designer Trends Survey for 2025, that beloved look is on its way "out," and another style is taking over. Art Deco design from the 1920s and 1930s ranked as the top style designers are looking to emulate this year.
Some of the main features from the Jazz Age include gold and metallic accents, geometric patterns, vertical emphasis, and vibrant colors. This opulent style is experiencing a significant resurgence 100 years later: Chip and Joanna Gaines even incporated this vibe and look into their hotel in Waco. If you're wondering how to work the Art Deco look into your home, we found just the right products for you. We scanned Amazon, Wayfair, Rejuvenation, and more retailers for furniture and decor that fit the bill. You can snag a $5 wall outlet replacement or splurge on a marble-and-brass cocktail table (don't worry, it's on sale).
Ready to make your home look like a scene from The Great Gatsby? Scroll on for our picks to bring glamour into your decor.
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If you ask most interior designers, they'll say that headboard is a necessary feature in the bedroom. This gilded one shows just how much of a showstopper piece it can be. We wouldn't be surprised to find this in Jay Gatsby's bedroom.
Bookshelf wealth is a major way to express your interests (and your design aesthetic. We love these unique stone bookends, outfitted with that classic Art Deco gold sunburst pattern.
Art Deco is all about geometric motifs, so the dark brown triangles on this pedestal-style drink table are perfect. Even better, the tabletop is made of resin, so it'll resist condensation from any cocktail glass you set down.
The deep green diamond-textured glass and brass accents on this bathroom set make it shine. It's a stylish way to add Jazz Age flair to your bathroom (and keep you organized at the same time).
If you want the glamour to be apparent to guests the minute they walk through the door, mount this light in the entryway. It'll light up any foyer, and it's right on theme from the hardware to the upside-down wedding cake shade.
The gold beveled edges on this mirror are too beautiful to pass up. A well-placed mirror can also make a room look double the size, so if you have a small living room you want to feel more grand, try hanging this above the couch.
A sculptural coffee table can make even the most drab space feel like a grand sitting room. If you weren't drawn in by the golden curved legs of this Jonathan Adler piece, maybe you will be by the $550 discount.
The little touches really make a difference. Even if you're not ready to invest in new furniture, you can upgrade your home for under $10. This wall outlet plate is in an antique brushed brass fresh out of the 1920s.
Even if the traditional gold of Art Deco doesn't call to you, you can still add the motifs to your home. This outdoor rug shows off overlayed diamonds, and you can choose the color scheme that works best for you, from coastal blues to terracotta browns and reds.
The brass detailing on the x-frame and the feet of this dining chair add a subtle yet refined Art Deco touch. The blue velvet complements it nicely and adds its own kind of sophistication, perfect for a formal dining room.
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