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Art Deco Cornices (1920-1940) The Art Deco era {1920-1938} provided some classic examples of plaster cornice/covings and mouldings many in simple linear patterns and some occasional design quirkes. Most of the patterned Art Deco plaster cornice/coving designs have small repeats and crisp lines which dominated the Architecture of the time.
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ABOUT ART DECO Between 1910 and 1935, the revolutionary Art Deco style reached a pinnacle of aesthetic achievement. It was a style created in France and embraced worldwide especially in Hollywood. Defined by uncluttered and angular forms, it reflected the need for progress, mass production and streamlined efficency in industry as well as art.
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Art Deco, short for the French Arts Décoratifs ("decorative arts"), and sometimes referred to simply as Deco [citation needed], is a style of visual arts, architecture, and product design, that first appeared in Paris in the 1910s (just before World War I), and flourished in the United States and Europe during the 1920s to early 1930s. Through styling and design of the exterior and interior.
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C400 'art-deco' cornice. A classical "Art Deco" style cornice that extends across the ceiling. A perfect profile for houses from the 1910-1930 era or for those who just enjoy these classic angles and lines typical of that period. For a smaller art deco stepped profile have a look at the C602. Using Correct Adhesives for the C400 'art.
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Art Deco works are symmetrical, geometric, streamlined, often simple, and pleasing to the eye. This style is in contrast to avant-garde art of the period, which challenged everyday viewers to find meaning and beauty in what were often unapologetically anti-traditional images and forms. Remove Ads.
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The 1930s coving is the perfect way to spruce up any living space! This traditional Art Deco pattern features lovely steps and curves, giving it an inviting yet modern aesthetic. Best of all, its longer ceiling run creates the illusion of a lower ceiling without sacrificing space. Our Cornices Centre range has everything you need to make your.
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Check out our art déco cornice selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our window treatments shops.
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Mouldings of the era tended towards bold, high quality decorative pieces with a range of ornamented patterns available from the most skilled craftsmen of the period. The cornice moulding designs that we have available in Georgian era styles include: Dentil Cornice Dentil Block Cornice Egg and Dart Cornice Enriched Georgian Cornice
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CL-A01 Medium Art Deco Cornice. Projection: 155mm. Height: 45mm. £16.50 CL-A02 Large Art Deco Cornice. Projection: 190mm. Height: 60mm. £17.00 CL-A03 Small Art Deco Cornice. Projection: 140mm. Height: 115mm. £15.50 CL-A04 Large Art Deco Cornice. Projection: 223mm. Height: 32mm. £16.50 CL-A05 Medium Art Deco Cornice. Projection: 163mm. Height: 75mm.
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Modern & Art Deco. For that retro 1920's - 1930's look, take a browse through our Modern and Art Deco range of plaster Cornices and Covings. Art Deco has bold, linear symmetry, sharp lines and steps. This makes it particularly suitable if you're looking to your give a room a minimalist modern style. If this is what you want to achieve.
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The Art Deco era {1920-1938} provided some classic examples of plaster cornice/covings and mouldings many in simple linear patterns and some occasional design quirks. Most of the patterned Art Deco plaster cornice/coving designs have small repeats and crisp lines which dominated the Architecture of the time.
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The Art Deco building, named for the entrepreneur James Oviatt, incorporates Italian Romanesque elements, with tiled roofs, cornices, marble and a three-faced French-imported clock. With his.
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Art Deco Coving & Cornices Buy Art Deco Coving In Store & Online with Delivery Available Dive into the world of Art Deco coving and modern plaster cornice, an iconic design movement that emerged in France between 1908 and 1912, later captivating the rest of Europe from 1925 to 1935.