Color palette
A Glamorous Neo Deco Living Room in Seafoam and Teal
A Glamorous Neo Deco living room where sculptural curves meet everyday comfort. The Inez sofa in pool performance velvet anchors the space with its kidney-shaped silhouette and deep channel tufting, while a sea-green Poliedro Murano chandelier throws faceted light across soft grey walls and herringbone floors. A dusty blue hand-tufted wool and viscose rug with a double-line border and tasseled fringe grounds the seating area, the Wright lacquer sideboard catches afternoon sun in glossy teal, and Lesley Frenz\'s layered landscape canvas ties the greens together in a slim gold frame.
At a glance
- Inez kidney-shaped sofa in pool performance velvet
- Sea-green Poliedro Murano glass chandelier
- Wright lacquer sideboard in glossy teal
- Dusty blue hand-tufted wool rug with tasseled fringe
The mood
Art Deco revival at its most breathable. Curved silhouettes everywhere, from the rolled arms of the Inez to the sinuous iron stems of the Beatrice floor lamp with its wide silk shade, and nothing feels stiff or staged. The Murano glass reads dramatic without swallowing the ceiling, and the channel tufting adds texture you actually want to sink into.
Grey picture-frame molding and warm herringbone wood keep the palette grounded while seafoam, teal, and dusty blue layer on top like jewelry. It is quietly glamorous, the kind of room where light shifts through the afternoon and you notice something new in the glass, the lacquer, and the brushstrokes on the wall every time you walk through.
Color palette
Get the look
Pieces that bring this space together, curated for this room.
Tufted Wool Tassel Border Rug
$98Anthropologie/ Blue
A hand-tufted rug with a soft wool and viscose blend that gives it just enough sheen to catch the light. The tonal center panel sits inside a clean double-line border, finished with small tasseled fringe on both ends. Comes in a dusty blue, a warm sand, and a rose-and-teal combination that is quietly one of the best colorways out there. The pile is thick enough to feel substantial but low enough to sit flat under doors.
Beatrice Wavy Floor Lamp
$488.60Anthropologie/ Black / Silk
A floor lamp that stops you in your tracks. Three sinuous iron stems ripple upward from scrolled feet, topped with a wide conical shade that throws light in a generous pool. The black version pairs a matte iron frame with a silk shade, while the brass comes with a woven raffia cone that feels warm and earthy. At 67 inches tall with a 21-inch shade, it anchors a room the way a really good piece of art does.
Wright 48-Inch Lacquer Sideboard
$898Anthropologie/ Blue
A lacquered sideboard with real personality. The Wright has clean lines and a glossy finish that catches light differently depending on which wall you put it against, and at four feet wide it holds serious storage without taking over the room. Six interior shelves plus a glide-open drawer mean your serving pieces and table linens finally have a proper home. The citron finish is the kind of unexpected color that makes a neutral dining room feel finished rather than forgotten.
Poliedro Murano Glass Chandelier
$4,652Simoeng/ Sea Green
Dozens of hand-blown Murano glass polyhedra clustered in tiers around a gold metal frame. The profile is surprisingly flat at just under 10 inches deep, so it reads dramatic without swallowing the ceiling. Light refracts through each faceted glass piece differently, throwing soft tinted patterns across the room that shift as the day moves.
Inez Curved Channel Tufted Sofa
$1,895Williams Sonoma/ Pool Performance Velvet Blend
A big, dramatic curve of a sofa with deep vertical channel tufting running the full length of the arched back. The kidney-shaped silhouette and rolled arms give it serious Art Deco energy, but the generous seat depth and thick foam padding make it genuinely comfortable for sprawling. At eight feet, it commands whatever wall you put it against and looks best when you let it be the star.
Since Those Summer Days Framed Canvas Art
$1,358Anthropologie/ Kelly
A large framed canvas by Lesley Frenz that reads like a memory of hiking through wild country, all layered greens and sky tones held in a slim gold wood frame. At forty-two by fifty inches it commands a wall without shouting, the kind of piece you would hang above a long dining table or at the end of a hallway where you actually pause. Frenz pulls her color from real landscape, so the piece feels grounded even when the room around it is still coming together.