Delights Of Art Deco Design, From Daily Gadgets To Buildings

Here are some of the most impressive works which were created in Art Deco design

“Manhattan” Cocktail Set designed by Norman Bel Geddes (1940)

450 Sutter Street, San Francisco, designed by Timothy L. Pflueger (1929)

Marine Building, Vancouver, designed by John Y. McCarter and George C. Nairne (1930)

“Waterfall” Radio designed by John Gordon Rideout (1933)

Paramount Theatre, Oakland, designed by Timothy L. Pflueger (1931)

Daily Express Building, London, designed by Robert Atkinson (1932)

Phantom Corsair, designed by Rust Heinz and Maurice Schwartz (1938)

SS Normandie ocean liner dining room, designed by Pierre Patout (1935)

New York Central Railroad “Mercury” Steam Train, designed by Henry Dreyfuss (1936)

Lighting at the General Electric Building, New York, designed by John Walter Cross and Eliot Cross (1931)

Clock designed by Paul T. Frankl (1920s)

Buffalo City Hall, designed by John Wade (1930)

Chrysler Building, New York, designed by William van Alen (1930)

Credit: The Cultural Tutor