Art Deco canvas prints: geometry and decorative motifs

The Art Deco canvas prints in this collection reinterpret geometry, fan motifs and stylised silhouettes. From teal to golden tones, from architecture to peacocks, choose the design and palette that suit your room.

Teal, golden tones and ivory
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Which Art Deco canvas should you buy for a living room?

These three compositions combine architectural forms, dark areas and gold tones depicted in the image. Compare the balance of vertical lines, circles and lighter spaces. Simple furniture shapes give the design room to stand out. Open each product page to choose a size and check its current price.

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An overview of the Art Deco collection

Fans, silhouettes, flowers and architecture: this overview shows different compositions from the collection. Compare their motifs and colours, then check the available sizes for each canvas print.

Five views of the Art Deco collection

Canvas print of pale flowers and foliage in a room with neutral tones
Stylised female portrait above a green sofa
Stylised peacock in front of a golden disc
Blue floral motif with golden accents
Stylised city beneath a starry sky

Which Art Deco canvas print should you choose?

Three starting points for comparing the style: a vertical fan motif, a city at night or a stylised peacock. Repeated shapes and colour contrasts matter as much as the subject itself.

Vertical canvas print with ivory, teal and golden fan motifs in a dining room

The fan: a motif that gives the wall structure

Pale rays open out over teal backgrounds with golden accents. The vertical composition emphasises symmetry and repetition. It suits an entrance or a narrow wall; a plain background lets the arcs and lines stand out without adding more geometric patterns nearby.

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Horizontal canvas print of stylised skyscrapers with luminous arcs in golden tones

The city: architecture and light at night

Skyscraper silhouettes overlap with large luminous arcs. Warm tones stand out against a dark background in a horizontal view. Above a sideboard or in a study, this subject brings a distinct architectural design. A few black or dark wood elements can echo its contrasts.

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Blue and green peacock with repeated feather patterns in a horizontal canvas print shown in a room

The peacock: a stylised animal subject

The plumage arranges repeated shapes around the peacock. Blues and greens dominate, with lighter accents in the feathers. Choose this canvas print if you want an animal subject with a decorative structure. Keep nearby textiles fairly plain so that the feather pattern remains visible.

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Recognising the lines of Art Deco

Art Deco developed particularly in the 1920s and 1930s, bringing together decorative arts, architecture and modernity. Geometry, repetition, radiating forms and stylised silhouettes are part of its visual vocabulary. This collection offers contemporary interpretations printed on canvas.

A fan emphasises arcs and symmetry. A city favours verticals, stepped forms and contrasts of light. A flower or animal turns a natural subject into a decorative design. Choose the visual rhythm that appeals to you rather than looking for a single model of Art Deco wall art.

Teal, green, black or golden tones: choosing your palette

Rich, contrasting colours evoke the 1920s and 1930s, but these prints do not all need a dark interior. Ivory backgrounds and lighter compositions also suit bright rooms. Look at how much dark colour the image contains, then compare it with the wall and furniture.

A hint of blue or green in a cushion may be enough. If you choose a motif in golden tones, a few brass objects or warm wood can echo it. These colours are reproduced within the image: a golden appearance does not mean real gold leaf or a metallic finish.

Placing Art Deco wall art in a living room, bedroom or study

Above a sofa or sideboard, a horizontal composition continues the line of the furniture. A vertical portrait, architectural subject or fan motif fits more readily between two openings. Measure both the width and height before choosing.

In a bedroom, compare a pale motif and a contrasting palette with the available light. In a study, a stylised city or abstract composition can become the main feature of the wall. With geometric wallpaper, leave a plain area around the canvas so that both patterns remain readable.

Retro inspiration in a contemporary interior

You can pair these canvas prints with velvet, wood or rounded furniture lines without recreating a 1930s room. A single element can carry the retro inspiration. Flowers, faces and peacocks offer alternatives to purely abstract motifs.

To put a group together, look for a shared colour or shape and check the dimensions of each canvas. The collection does not guarantee a set of several panels: choose a specific triptych product or combine several prints after comparing their sizes.

Which size for your Art Deco canvas print?

Horizontal and vertical formats suit different spaces. Dimensions are shown as width × height; compare them with the available wall space and leave room around the canvas.

The example below uses the sizes of the teal fan canvas print. Other designs have different size options. Mark out your intended size with masking tape and look at it from your usual position. Room settings offer inspiration and do not replace this measurement.

Example: Gold and Teal Art Deco Wall Art – Fan Design.
Available sizes (width × height): 31 × 46 cm · 41 × 61 cm · 51 × 76 cm · 61 × 91 cm · 81 × 122 cm.

Above a sofa or bed

Compare the width of the canvas with that of the furniture. Leave space around the picture and check how it looks from your usual viewing distance.

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On a narrow section of wall

A vertical format emphasises the height of an entrance or fits beside a bookcase. Mark out its outline with masking tape before choosing.

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The canvas print you receive

The image is reproduced as a print on canvas. Any brushstroke or texture effect visible in the image is part of the printed design.

Each product page details the material, finish and accessories. Check its specifications before choosing your size.

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Your questions about this collection

Which motifs appear in Art Deco canvas prints?

The selection combines fans, geometric compositions, architecture, faces, flowers and stylised animals. Choose your subject, then compare the palettes and orientations. Each product page lists the available sizes.

Are these antique paintings from the 1920s or 1930s?

The collection offers canvas prints inspired by the Art Deco aesthetic. The reference to the 1920s and 1930s describes a vocabulary of forms and colours; it does not date the objects or promise an antique.

Are the golden motifs made with gold leaf?

The visible golden effects are part of the printed image. They do not mean that gold leaf, metal or a reflective coating has been applied to the canvas. Check the chosen product’s specifications for its support and finish.

What is the difference between Art Deco and Art Nouveau?

Art Deco often favours geometry, repetition and structured silhouettes. Art Nouveau is particularly associated with plant-like lines and sinuous curves. Natural motifs appear in both: look at how they are drawn rather than at the subject alone.

Are the canvas prints hand-painted?

The pictures shown here are printed on canvas. Paint, relief and mosaic effects belong to the reproduced image. Each product page lists the precise specifications and accessories.

Compare other decorative styles

Continue the structured lines with our designer wall art, compare the curves in our Art Nouveau canvas prints or explore our New York wall art for other architectural subjects. Style, colour and dimensions can guide different combinations.

To explore other aesthetics, browse our Modern Wall Art selection and find inspiration in our Colourful Modern Wall Art collection.