The Art Nouveau style at a glance
Art Nouveau flourished in Europe around 1900, from Brussels to Paris and Barcelona. It broke with straight lines to draw inspiration from nature: flowing curves, stems, flowers and stylized leaves. Colorful stained glass, carved dark wood and wavy ironwork are its signature. The palette mixes deep green, gold and honey tones for a poetic, refined decor.
To adopt it today, choose a few pieces with curved lines: a flower-inspired lamp, a mirror with wavy edges, a dark wooden cabinet. Plant motifs can appear on wallpaper or fabric, and colors stay natural and deep. With Redeko, take a photo of your room and choose Art Nouveau: the AI keeps your walls and windows and transforms the decor in this spirit.
Art Nouveau suits living rooms, entryways and dining rooms. It’s a more organic relative of Art deco and sits close to Victorian style. Even a single curved brass lamp can introduce the style gently and set the mood.
Key elements
- Organic curves
- Stained glass
- Plant motifs
- Carved dark wood
- Green and gold
- Wavy ironwork
