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A Glamorous Neo Deco Kitchen in Navy and Brass
A Neo Deco kitchen where midnight navy cabinetry meets burnished brass at every pull, hood band, and geometric marble inlay. The Lucia Living ribbed blue glass bottle pendant throws layered glow across a fluted walnut island topped with veined Carrara marble, while the Havana crackle glaze salad bowl and Wedgewood blue Old Havana salt and pepper shakers turn everyday prep into something collected. A bold black-and-white chevron floor and navy velvet stools finish the jewel-box energy without feeling too formal.
The mood
Neo Deco at its most livable. The ribbed glass pendant catches daylight from the window and turns it warm and sculptural even when you are just chopping herbs, and those fluted walnut island panels add texture that keeps all the gloss from going cold. Navy velvet stools tuck under the marble without stealing the scene.
Crackle glaze on the serving bowl and shakers catches light in these subtle, handmade ways that feel nothing like mass-produced tabletop. Brass runs through the room in the hardware, backsplash geometry, and stool bases, and the geometric floor does the art deco talking underfoot. Rich, layered, and completely functional, the kind of kitchen that looks dressed up at dinner but still works for Tuesday pasta.
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Pieces that bring this space together, curated for this room.
Nordic Striped Glass Bottle Pendant Light
$149Lucia Living/ Blue / 8.7″ D x 11.8″ H
The ribbed stained glass on this pendant turns a single bulb into this gorgeous layered glow, warm and atmospheric without feeling dim. I love the vintage bottle shape paired with clean Nordic lines, it reads sculptural even when the light is off. Hang one over a kitchen island or cluster a few at different heights for a collected, relaxed look in a dining room or reading nook.
Havana Crackle Glaze Salad Bowl
$42Anthropologie/ White
A Portuguese-made stoneware salad bowl with reactive crackle glaze that catches the light in the prettiest way. The Old Havana collection has been a table staple since 2012 for good reason, and each piece carries slight glaze variation that makes it feel genuinely handmade. This size works beautifully for greens, grain bowls, or pasta nights when you want the serving dish to feel intentional.
Old Havana Stoneware Salt & Pepper Set
$32Anthropologie/ Wedgewood Blue
A pair of petite stoneware shakers from Anthropologie's Old Havana line, with that luminous reactive crackle glaze that catches light at the dinner table. Handmade in Portugal, they have the kind of rustic, collected charm that makes even weekday meals feel a little more intentional. The set includes one salt and one pepper shaker, and the glazing means no two pairs look exactly alike.