If you look closely, you can find a lot of Art Deco in the Bay Area.

Speed, liberation, luxury and elegance all converge in an unlikely Art Deco icon: A 1929 artwork that served as the cover of Die Dame (The Lady), a popular German fashion magazine.

They set the stage for an exploration of affluence and grandeur, and a reconfiguration of those codes – the vaunted house of Dior, through the eyes of Anderson. ‘At a time when art was often concerned ...

An Iconic Santa Monica Diner Resurrects as an Art Deco American Bistro Misfit owner Bob Lynn reopens the Ingo’s space as a tribute to classic American bistros ...

Studio Libeskind has unveiled plans to convert Antwerp's Boerentoren office into a cultural venue, which will be crowned with a glass observation deck.

iFFALCON is a new brand to the United States, but its parent company, TCL, is not. And now the brand is entering the U.S. market with the Mural TV.