Chandelier Sunflower-Patterned

Redesigned and rewired by Bargeboard, This chandelier exemplifies the Art Deco style, which flourished in the 1920s and 1930s. Art Deco design is characterized by its geometric shapes, streamlined forms, and the use of modern materials like glass and chrome. The style represented a departure from the more ornate and traditional designs of the past, embracing a sense of modernity and progress.

Art Deco lighting fixtures often featured stylized floral or geometric motifs, and were designed to provide both functional illumination and decorative flair. The use of molded glass shades, like the one seen in the image, was a common feature of Art Deco chandeliers, creating a soft and diffused light. These fixtures were popular in homes, theaters, and public buildings, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space.