Elegent Collection
Step into the Art Deco Dining Room, where elegance takes flight. The room is adorned with exquisite details and a sense of timeless beauty
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Step into the Art Deco Dining Room, where elegance takes flight. The room is adorned with exquisite details and a sense of timeless beauty. As you enter, your eyes are drawn to the magnificent Flying artwork hanging on the wall, capturing a moment of grace and freedom. Intriguingly, amidst this elegant setting, an advert for Charles H. Baber ladies footwear from 1929 catches your attention not once but twice - showcasing fashionable designs that complement any sophisticated ensemble. A whimsical cartoon depicting postwar benefits brings a touch of lightheartedness to this refined space. It reminds us that even in times of change and uncertainty, elegance remains steadfast. Gazing upon a black-and-white photograph of Alexandra, Queen Consort of Edward VII of Great Britain from around 1890 transports you back in time. Her regal presence epitomizes sophistication and poise. A charcoal poster for the Saison Russe at the Theatre du Chatelet in 1909 adds an air of mystique to this already enchanting room. Its intricate design captures the allure and grandeur associated with Russian culture. As you explore further, you come across a Lady Making Bed painting—a simple yet elegant portrayal of domesticity transformed into artistry. Finally, your eyes rest upon a Modern Mantlepiece from 1873—a testament to how elegance can evolve over time while still maintaining its inherent charm. In this captivating space filled with hints from various eras and styles—Art Deco dining room meets flying motifs; vintage adverts meet royal portraits—you realize that true elegance transcends boundaries and stands as an everlasting symbol of refinement throughout history.