Why is Art Deco not popular anymore?

Art Deco has not actually fallen out of favor. It is one of the most durable design languages of the past century and is in a strong revival right now, visible across modern glam interiors, moody maximalist rooms, boutique hotels, and restaurant design. The impression that it faded comes from the mid-century decades when plain, unornamented modernism dominated and any style built on glamour and pattern looked dated by comparison. That reaction passed. Deco's geometry, polished materials, and drama answer exactly what many people want now, after years of beige minimalism: rooms with depth, richness, and a point of view. If anything, Art Deco is more accessible today than ever, because contemporary makers reproduce its silhouettes without the fragile veneers and auction prices of the originals. A style that still looks this current a hundred years on is not unpopular. It is proven.

AURA is part of that revival rather than a museum of it. Our art deco style furniture carries the period's best instincts, strong shape and rich surface, into rooms built for how people live now.