 New York Deco profiles the architecture of the city from its most stylish and dazzling decades: the 20s and 30s. During this period landmarks were born – the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, the Rockerfeller Centre, the Carlyle Hotel – as well as dozens of lesser-known buildings, that together make the skyline of the Big Apple what it is today.
Offering inspirational design on each page, New York Deco is the ultimate style guide to true American Art Deco. With interesting quotes and information accompanying each image, the book is a delight for enthusiasts as well as newcomers to the style.
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and quote 'Agalinks offer' | From the Lenox Lounge – opened in 1939 it was the jazz club in Harlem in which to listen to Billie Holiday and Miles Davis – to the Air Line Diner in Queens, with its ‘quilted metalwork, neon signs and terrazzo floor detailed with geometric patterns’ – New York Deco is full of inspirational interiors.
New York Deco, with photography by Richard Berenholtz, is published by Scriptum Editions www.scriptumeditions.co.uk
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Jazz greats: at the Lenox Lounge |
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American classic: The Air Line diner |
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Light fantastic: Radio City |
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Opulent styling: Radio City entrance hall |
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Style for the ladies: Radio City, women's lounge |
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Relaxing chic: Radio City, men's smoking room | |
