Art Deco Trade Travel Guide | Part 1 New York and Kyoto

New York

The bustling metropolis that never sleeps: that asks for exciting lighting. The Tiffany Wall Lamp New York shows straight and curved lines in white-colored glass surfaces with pearly luster. The Art Deco touch of the lamp fits well with the swirling Big Apple and the stylish colours make the lamp suitable for different interiors.

Another highlight of New York is the famous skyscraper Chrysler Building. The building was built from 1928 to 1930 and the roaring twenties are reflected in the exuberant forms. The building is therefore seen as the icon of Art Deco. The expressionistic forms of glass cover Chrysler are rarely detailed and executed in opal white glass. The glass shade can be assembled as a ceiling lamp, hanging lamp, floor lamp, table lamp, 3-Lights and with Empire fixtures for a complete American touch.

Kyoto

Originally the Japanese walnut tree with its beautiful leaves comes from China, but the Tiffany Wall lamp Ginkgo Leaf is partly inspired by Japanese architecture. This can be seen from the surface distribution of the lamp and the mother-of-pearl glass in the design. The bright and floral lines of the leaf give the wall lamp a look that fits beautifully with the dreamy city! The reddish-brown glass is both on and off delightful to watch.

Summer opening Art Deco Trade

Part two of the travel guide focuses on Paris and Amsterdam. But wherever you are, this summer you order the Art Deco Trade models easily and everywhere - for example from a hammock on a tropical beach. We are open all summer long and are happy to receive you by appointment in our showroom in Lexmond. Placing an order is also possible via our website, by mail and by telephone.

We wish you a special and enjoyable summer!