http://www.1800lighting.com/Ceiling-Lighting/Chandeliers/advancedsearch.cfm?fixturetypes=D,D1,D2,D3&styles=Q There is no more fabulous period than Art Deco. It was ultra modern from the mid 1920s right through the thirties and made famous by Hollywood Spectaculars and their grand sets. Today you can still see examples of this great period on Miami's South Beach and in grand L.A. mansions. Let's take a look at two pieces that will fit perfectly in any Art Deco setting. Art Deco styling is highlighted by its clean streamlines and tailored shapes. This ceiling pendant from the Tribeca Collection by Trump Home beautifully takes on the decorative arts of the period. A cream-colored glass diffuser emits a beautiful warm light. The glamorous polished nickel finish with the white shade and elegant black trim perfectly completes this piece's Art Deco style. While simple black and white are two obvious and key elements to any Art Deco style, let's take a look at a more elegant twist on the period. Here is a piece that is at once formal and frivolous. The Capella chandelier by Schonbek feels like it came right off MGM's Studios' lot. It evokes the playful nature of the best of 1930's Hollywood. The dramatic jet-black crystal is set off by a flat laser cut white frame that arcs and curves evoking the glamour of Art Deco style.

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1. This guy has abolutely no clue of what art deco is...ugly lights
2. I wouldn't give you tuppence for the second one...............try dusting that bugger!