r/ArtDeco

Image 1 — Armchair of the dining room of the first class of the liner "Ile-de-France," by Pierre Patout, 1927 (cabinetmakers: Neveu and Nelson, upholsterer: Brunet-Meunier)
Image 2 — Armchair of the dining room of the first class of the liner "Ile-de-France," by Pierre Patout, 1927 (cabinetmakers: Neveu and Nelson, upholsterer: Brunet-Meunier)
Image 3 — Armchair of the dining room of the first class of the liner "Ile-de-France," by Pierre Patout, 1927 (cabinetmakers: Neveu and Nelson, upholsterer: Brunet-Meunier)
Image 4 — Armchair of the dining room of the first class of the liner "Ile-de-France," by Pierre Patout, 1927 (cabinetmakers: Neveu and Nelson, upholsterer: Brunet-Meunier)
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Armchair of the dining room of the first class of the liner "Ile-de-France," by Pierre Patout, 1927 (cabinetmakers: Neveu and Nelson, upholsterer: Brunet-Meunier)

u/Saint-Veronicas-Veil — 10 hours ago
Her Majesty’s Theatre, Melbourne, with a 1934-renovated art deco ground floor and its original 1886 upper floors. I wonder if there are any other partial art deco facades out there in the world.
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Her Majesty’s Theatre, Melbourne, with a 1934-renovated art deco ground floor and its original 1886 upper floors. I wonder if there are any other partial art deco facades out there in the world.

u/Great_Maintenance185 — 14 hours ago
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