An Art Deco One-Bedroom on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade for $995,000. Story by Kim Velsey ... a walk-through kitchen directly off the tiny foyer, and a little bedroom in the back.

Geometric patterns, animal prints, full-on glitz. These are some of the mainstays of an Art Deco–inspired home. Over 100 years after the period’s outset, the historic style continues to captivate.

An Art Deco One-Bedroom on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade for $995,000. ... has large rooms and a room-size foyer, which has built-ins, including a lighted secretary desk for working from home.

Buying an apartment in this iconic building, at 10 Gracie Square, was a full-circle moment for financier William Douglass, whose grandfather, Juan Trippe — founder of Pan American World Airways ...

Art Deco is enjoying a resurgence in decor, fashion and more. A new generation is appreciating the style’s unapologetically glamorous roots and translating it into something new.

Art Deco has therefore defied easy categorisation. The term itself was not widely adopted until after 1968, when it was used by Bevis Hillier, an art historian, based on the name of the exhibition.

Developer to reinvigorate town's Art Deco gem. Image source, Oliver Mcloughlin. Image caption, ... The foyer of the building in the 1970s with many Art Deco features still on show.