Art Deco Universe

21/04/2026

🤍 This is what “they don’t make them like they used to” looks like.

A 1931 Spanish Revival bath with exceptional original detailing, aqua tilework, high-contrast black trim, and an arched shower entry that feels straight out of a vintage LA film set.

💄Back then, bathrooms weren’t meant to disappear… they were designed to be beautiful, durable, and full of personality.

07/04/2026

The spectacular facade of the Chrysler Building, an Art Deco masterpiece on the East Side of Manhattan, NYC. Built 1930-31.

07/04/2026

Budapest, Hungary

07/04/2026

The bathroom of the house was built in 1933.

07/04/2026

✨ This is the kind of craftsmanship you don’t come across anymore.

Original stained glass catching the light, hand-carved wood details, ironwork that was never meant to be replicated, and terracotta floors that have only gotten better with time.

This is what makes Spanish homes so special no two are ever the same.
Each detail tells a story you simply can’t recreate today.

27/03/2026

Art Deco Jukebox 1937
AMI Top Flight Rare Black Lacquer
Restored by Jukebox Arcade in 2005

27/03/2026

27/03/2026

Piccadilly line a restored 1938 art deco tube train

27/03/2026

Here is a picture of how I have displayed many of the Art Deco items that I have collected over the years. All the 1930s Chinese red items that you see were made by the Hall China Company in East Liverpool, Ohio. The glass reverse painted frames are from the 1930s and feature reproduction photos of old movie stars. Then of course, I have included many of my old toasters.

26/03/2026

🔷 Inside a 1930 French Normandie estate, a true jewel box of a bath.

First time on the market in over 50 years.

🔸 Original tilework, a sculptural pedestal sink, and color you just don’t see anymore perfectly preserved for over 50 years.

26/03/2026

Art deco railroad poster