After Mediterranean decorative proposal we go to a nostalgic concept at the hands of art deco interior decoration style and textile design.
This sort of decorative environment was born in France, where it was popularised at half 50’s.
Designs supplied by this decorative proposal persist since then.
It was considerate an avant-garde art, at its ages
Nowadays it is understood like a mainstream that acclaims conservative forms and decorative art.
Art deco introduces old lines to decorative styles, always compliant with characteristics and personal preferences.
It always has been and will be an ambitious and luxurious decorative style because of the elegance that supplies.
Its ornamental character is present at current decorative designs.
Interior decoration styles and textiles design: Art deco
We can affirm that in this new decorative style, art deco, curved forms dominate.
Furniture avoids straight lines, as well as wall structures and mouldings bow, counting constantly with arcs presence.
Geometrical lines represent nature abstractions, such as aquatic fluids or wavy clouds.
In the same way, speed is represented by fast animals.
Another form of representativity are floral figures, that acquire an evident notoriety in this sort of environment.
Undoubtedly, we talk about a decorative style mainly geometrical, an aspect that is the key for the global concept.
In this way, the ideal decorative textiles are the printed ones that can dispose of designs equally geometrical.
This type of textiles can create interesting contrasts with other decorative elements of wood, steel or leather.
Something really interesting in this decorative style is the possibility of introducing customised textiles, with designed figures for client taste.
Manatex disposes of an exclusive service of decorative textiles customising, with high quality proposals and personalised designs.
To supply a distinctive element in the style art deco, our proposal of textile is our article Bambú.
Its chromatic range and its braided line make us return to the 50’s ages.
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