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Off market In a quiet cul de sac close to Mont Albert Village, locally iconic “Deco” c.1946 presents a rarely found richness of character extensively renovated for chic modern family functionality. Constructed in the romantic “Waterfall Art Deco” style considered the height of 1940’s architectural fashion, sweeping corner windows, stepped ...

Building from 1902-1905, which belonged to Pablo Ubarri, Count of San José de Santurce, an important railway industrialist who became wealthy in the Americas. It is a house between partitions characterized by the polygonal tribunes located at both ends of the facade. They use wrought iron and polychrome stained glass ...

The most extravagant and astonishing example of Brussels Art Nouveau is undoubtedly Saint Cyr House, with its magnificent ironwork as its most striking feature. Masterfully decorated with abundant and lush use of glass and iron on the very narrow four-metre wide façade, the house is an unmistakable eye-catcher. It was ...

House Jeroni Granell, in Barcelona , built in early 1900s, was owned and constructed by the master of Eixample, the modernista architect Jeroni Ferran Granell i Manresa, who is also famous for having co-founded one of themost influential stained-glass workshops of modernismo, Rigalt i Granell, that created much of the ...

If you pass the villa at Bernstorffsvej 17 by car, it appears like a modernist painting. In the spirit of the times, the facade is simply composed, asymmetrical and painted in several colours. The house was designed by Frits Schlegel and built as a test building for Dansk Cement Central in 1931, ...

Art Deco, a design movement that lasted from the late 1920s to the mid-1930s, left a significant impact on the fields of art, architecture, interior design, and fashion. This movement produced stunning works of art that reflected the modernity and progressiveness of its era. Roots and Origins The term “Art ...

PRIVATE HOUSE, 1930s, 312 South Crescent Heights Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90048, USA Architect not found (Photos source: zumper com; Floja_Roja on Pinterest; credit to the original photographers)