All glam. Less drama. Neo Deco, without the excess.
Neo Deco is having a moment. Curves, sculptural forms, rich materials and unapologetic glamour are back. But what if jewel-toned rooms, high-gloss finishes and maximalist interiors aren't your thing?
Our approach is a little more restrained. Think muted versions of those saturated colors, warm woods, burnished brass, smoked glass, marble and the occasional flash of chrome. The shapes are still sculptural, the materials still luxurious, but the overall effect is cooler and less theatrical.
The trick is knowing when to stop. One beautifully considered object can introduce just enough Deco attitude without taking over the room.
We've found nine pieces that make the case for doing more with less. Let’s get into it.
Traditional Neo Deco CHECKLIST
Saturated jewel tones
Ornate, decorative details
High-shine gold and brass
Dramatic, heavily veined marble
Layered, glamorous interiors
Bold curves and geometric shapes
Rich textures and luxurious finishes
Full-on Art Deco revival
THE EDGE EDIT VERSION
Muted olive, oxblood and tobacco
Clean, sculptural statement pieces
Brushed brass with touches of chrome
One striking marble accent
Collected, restrained interiors
Soft curves and simplified geometry
Rich materials without the excess
Deco influences mixed with other eras
SHOP THE EDIT
01 / BRASS DOME LAMP
All brass, no fuss. A sleek dome silhouette with a Neo Deco personality that still plays well with other styles.
03 / FONTANA BOX
Excess in a small package. Marbleized acrylic and polished brass spheres make storage decidedly more interesting. It's a splurge, but Adler pieces are timeless.
04 / ANTIQUE BRASS TRAY
A geometric silhouette with an old-soul finish. The perfect landing spot for your beautiful clutter.
05 / MARBLE & GLASS LAMP
Moody merlot marble meets a soft, milky glow. A little drama looks good on the nightstand.
07 / GREEN MARBLE BOOKENDS
A little green goes a long way in a neutral space. Substantial marble, softened edges and zero interest in being ordinary.