Why are we so endlessly inspired by Art Deco? Is it the soft colours that captivate us, are we charmed with the subtle curves or transfixed by the luxurious finishes?  It’s our suspicion at Beaumont & Fletcher that it’s all three!
We unashamedly wallow in all its splendour and share this passion with our own Art Deco Collection.
Art Deco sofas are the embodiment of 1920s elegance, combining bold geometry, rich textures, and luxurious materials. Characterised by sweeping curves, fluted backs, and decadent fabrics like velvet and leather, these sofas bring instant sophistication to any interior. Popular in jewel tones or classic monochromes, they make a striking focal point in both contemporary and traditional spaces. Brass or chrome accents add a touch of vintage glamour, while symmetrical lines offer timeless balance. Whether as a centrepiece in a living room or part of a curated retro-inspired scheme, an Art Deco sofa effortlessly elevates your space with style, charm, and enduring appeal.
An Art Deco sofa is a statement piece inspired by the Art Deco design movement of the 1920s and 1930s. It typically features bold geometric shapes, luxurious materials, rich colours, and streamlined silhouettes.
Common materials include velvet, leather, lacquered wood, chrome, and brass detailing. The fabrics and finishes are often chosen for their opulence and strong visual impact.
Classic colours include rich jewel tones such as emerald green, sapphire blue, burgundy, and gold, along with monochromatic schemes in black, white, and grey.
Yes, many modern interpretations of Art Deco sofas combine the movement’s iconic style with updated comfort. Look for models with plush cushioning and supportive frames.
Pair your sofa with mirrored or metallic accessories, glass coffee tables, bold lighting, and geometric rugs or cushions. Balance the look with simpler pieces to avoid overwhelming the space.
Yes, but opt for a streamlined design with clean lines and avoid overly bulky frames. Choosing lighter fabrics or raised legs can help keep the space feeling open.
