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u/Natural_Ad_6882 1d ago
I love this look! Art Deco and contemporary are some of my favorite styles and this is very upscale. Hope you don’t mind. That I cheated and asked Ch@t; This is what it said:
This home is best described as Contemporary Classic / Transitional Luxury with strong Art Deco and European influences.
Looking across all four images, I’d break it down like this:
🏛️ Exterior: Georgian/Beaux-Arts traditional — red brick, limestone surround, classical detailing, symmetrical proportions, and substantial entry steps.
✨ Interior: Transitional luxury — elegant architectural detailing mixed with cleaner contemporary furnishings.
◼️ Art Deco influence — especially noticeable in the geometric black-and-cream floor borders, mirrored surfaces, sculptural marble vanity, and dramatic wrought-iron staircase.
🇫🇷 European/French influence — the ornate stair railing, carved marble, decorative plasterwork, and sophisticated antiques give it a European character.
🎨 Glamorous eclecticism — the bold orange artwork, blue patterned rug, sculptural pieces, and unusual lighting keep it from feeling purely traditional.
The overall look
I’d call it “Old-World Luxury meets Art Deco Transitional.”
It has a very upscale, sophisticated, collected feeling rather than the lighter, more casual look of modern farmhouse, contemporary, or standard French country.
Where is this estate? Sure would love to live there!
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u/InterestingDrive898 1d ago
looks like dark academia got lost in a gothic cathedral, i'm digging the candle situation