Here at EDO, our designs are heavily influenced by the style of Neo Art Deco. It draws inspiration from the early 20th century- a time of innovation, progress, and prosperity- and pays homage to this period by incorporating these design elements into unique wood surface panels and wall cladding. To better understand the nature of the Neo Art Deco genre, and its raging popularity among other interior design trends, we shall take a look at the history of the Neo Art Deco Movement.
Neo Art Deco is a design style that rose to prominence in the 1920s and 1930s. Also known as Art Moderne, it featured a fusion of Art Deco's decorative elements with the sleek and aerodynamic designs of the Machine Age. The Art Deco style, which was characterized by bold geometric shapes, streamlined curves, and a love of symmetry, was revived with a touch of modernity as Neo Art Deco.
The origins of Neo Art Deco can be traced back to the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes held in Paris, which showcased the latest in modern design and gave international recognition to the Art Deco movement. In the 1930s, the style evolved to include elements of the Machine Age, giving rise to the Neo Art Deco movement.
The Neo Art Deco movement has had a significant impact on the world of design, and its influence can still be seen today. Its sleek and bold aesthetic has inspired designers in varied fields. By merging the glamour and exuberance of Art Deco with the streamlined designs of the Machine Age, the style of Neo Art Deco has left an indelible mark on the history of architecture, interior design and fashion.
When it comes to interior design trends, the style of Neo Art Deco can be added to your spaces through the use of wood surface panelling and wooden wall cladding. In terms of wood surface and wall panelling, the Neo Art Deco style often features bold geometric shapes, such as chevrons, zigzags, and diamond patterns. These patterns can be achieved through the use of veneers, inlays, and other decorative techniques. Wood surface panels can also incorporate other elements of the Neo Art Deco style, such as the use of modern materials like chrome and glass.
The EDO Neo Art Deco Collection
The EDO Neo Art Deco collection draws inspiration from two primary sources- the traditional Japanese art forms and the predominant design trend of the West during the early 20th century. This collection is a stunning fusion of Japanese aesthetics and the bold, modern design elements of the Art Deco movement.
EDO's Neo Art Deco collection pays tribute to this period by incorporating these design elements into their wood surface panels and wall cladding. By combining these influences, EDO creates a unique and distinctive aesthetic that bridges the gap between the past and the present, as well as the East and the West.
The warmth and natural beauty of wood are perfectly suited to the Art Deco style, which often incorporates rich, luxurious materials like marble and brass. EDO's wood surface panels and wall cladding showcase the beauty of natural wood grain, while incorporating bold geometric shapes and intricate patterns.
The result is a stunning collection that outdoes most fleeting interior design trends. Whether used as a statement wall or incorporated into a larger design scheme, EDO's Neo Art Deco collection is a unique and captivating addition to any residential or commercial space. By paying homage to the past while pushing the boundaries of contemporary design, EDO is helping to shape the future of interior design.