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Art Deco was a style that flourished between the wars and was a reaction against the excessive design that came before. It was greatly inspired by the archaeological finds in Egypt in the 1920's and echoed the strong angular shapes of the ancient Egyptian buildings. The style married the aesthetics of fine art and the machine age. Art Deco tiles show an imaginative use of geometrical form in combination with strong high gloss colours, black being one of the most used colours of the time. Plain functional tiling was favoured with the occasional inserts of decorative tiles, which help to offset the severe functionalism of the plain tiles and gives the room a very stylish feel. A wide variety of colour ways and specialist pieces are available enabling you to achieve an individual stylish finish. |
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