Art Deco Bedroom Furniture Set

A dramatic wingback shaped art deco bedroom set

Hispania Home

When you think Art Deco, you think fun geometric shapes and beautiful silhouettes with flair. This type of bedroom set offers just that—and comfort at the same time.

With an upholstered headboard, coordinating bedside tables and even modular storage with really fun legs and lines, this type of bedroom set feels like a blast from the past—in the best way possible. 

An architectural velvet 1930s bedroom platform bed

Think of a Rococo or Art Deco building. The capstones on the columns and around the top feature stacked rectangles in an oh-so-chic repeating pattern.

Time to leverage that same vintage feel for your bedroom. Trust us; it’s going to look gorgeous. With a step-like aesthetic that peaks in the middle of your headboard, this type of design will even have a functional purpose: It’ll draw your eye to the center of your room and up—making your room look bigger and taller in the process. 

Art deco bed set

Interested in a sturdy bed frame that’s both vintage and glam at the same time?

Select a geometric, decorative piece that is both distinctive and comfortable. The cascading rectangles popularized during the ‘30s present an excellent opportunity for pleasing aesthetics.

What’s more, it’s easy to accessorize these pieces: Concentrate on letting the design shine through, and use curved lines and circles in your fabrics to offset the rectangles in the bed frame. 

Upholstered geometric 1930s art deco bedroom furniture

Everly Quinn

Excited to have a headboard that’s essentially an art piece all by itself?

Instead of having boring neutral upholstery, choose an abstract, geometric art piece that’s also comfortable to lean against. It doesn’t have to be complicated: Instead of vertical lines, just find a headboard featuring upholstery that’s broken up into interesting triangles.

It’ll be very different—and very eye-catching. Your bedroom will feel like a vintage dream. 

Vintage art deco bedroom furniture with swirls and stars

Bernhardt

If silver is more your style, no worries—you can still get the look you want.

With this ultra-metallic set of bedside tables and the stone like, geodesic headboard, you can achieve that glam, gorgeous look while keeping your colors cool.

(We’d recommend keeping the entire room cool, in fact: Pair this style of bedroom set with blue, grey, black and white for a cohesive look.) 

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A beautiful wooden waterfall bedroom set

Mercury Row®

When you want a bedroom set, are you searching for one purchase that gets you all of the bedroom furniture you need?

If so, consider a high-quality wooden set that has the flowing wooden design most popularized during the Art Deco era. It’s simultaneously vintage and modern—and the simple wood can be decorated with toned-down linens or glammed-up metals to make your space feel exactly the way that you want. 

Waterfall furniture that warms an entire room up

YumanMod

Rather keep your color palette on the warm or neutral side of things? Look into gorgeous waterfall furniture—a stylized carving aesthetic with diagonal lines going this way and that over large panels of warm-toned wood.

With a platform bed and chunky bedside tables at your disposal, your room will have all of the parallel lines and sharp corners you need. It’ll relax your eyes—making it the perfect choice for a room meant for resting. 

Gold fabric upholstered art deco style bedroom furniture

Hispania Home

When you think ‘art deco’, what colors come to mind? More specifically—which metallics?

If you thought gold, you thought right. Gold was the color of the ‘30s and ‘40s—which should make it the color of your art deco bedroom furniture.

Fortunately, with a metallic gold upholstered headboard and matching bedside tables this doesn’t have to be forced or uncomfortable. No—you can relax into your plush, luxurious art deco furniture and shrug it off; this is your home, you do this all the time.

(Pick up a set of art deco bedroom furniture, and that’ll be true.) 

Art nouveau bedroom furniture meets a mid century modern aesthetic

Mercer41

The Art Deco motifs of the ‘30s and ‘40s gave way, eventually, to the mid-century modern aesthetic of the ‘50s and ‘60s—which means that the two different design trends have a lot in common.

If you’re more interested in a mid-century modern aesthetic, consider experimenting with a few of the decor choices from the Art Deco era—such as plush velvet, parallel lines, and light-toned woods. This will give your home an eclectic timeliness (and more design choices) than you’d have if you chose one trend or the other. 

Magnificent marble 1940 art deco bedroom furniture

Hispania Home

Perhaps you’re not interested in metals and woods. Perhaps you want marble.

Art Deco is still the aesthetic you want. With a set that matches gold and marble tones together exquisitely, you can have a sumptuous sense of decoration that makes your home feel luxurious to the max.

We’d recommend going for an understatement with the rest of your decor: Simple cream linens, Art Deco paintings, and then you’re done—and it’ll all look lovely together.