Art Deco: The Twentieth Century's Iconic Decorative Style from Paris, London, and Brussels to New York, Sydney, and Santa Monica

I gave the book as a gift to someone that has art deco in their home. The nice thing about the book is that it shows art deco from many places not just one. It was a hit.

I've collected a lot of books on Art Deco over the years. I now live in a 1920s house, so the books on interiors come in handy for information on how to do the interior in appropriate style. I liked the global overview in this book, since it didn't just show the same, mostly British, examples as many other books.

An average book with very average photography. It looks like it's filled with amateur photography taken during vacations. It does not do a good job of showcasing Art Deco, and there are much better books out there. If you want a better book by the same author, I recommend Art Deco City, which features many of the same photos but has much better layout and editing.

An interesting fresh look at houses I have seen before.

If you're looking for a book to give you furniture inspiration or an explanation on how to setup a room, this is not the book for you. This book is mainly pictures of buildings around the world (like the Empire State in NY or The Webster hotel in FL) and their detailed artwork pieces

stylish! top designs

The book has wonderful uncommon photos of unique art deco items, art, structures from great perspectives. Its well organized and a great resource for art deco.

Horrible book! Don’t buy it! Juste a few pictures of buildings around the world! No plans explications... nothing ta all!!!

An interesting coffee table addition.