We (OPR HOUSE) are 100% online! Our trade customers can now place orders, request samples and quotes, as well as make enquiries, all through our new online trade platform.

As an existing customer, you already have instant access to our new online trade platform and can begin receiving:

– Instant and personalised trade prices

– Support with bespoke requests and customisation

– Fast payments for you and your client – Automated delivery tracking

To view our online catalogue today click here

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OPR House is continuing  creating new and unique products.  Our inspiration is always thinking in our special clients .

This  world Pandemic situation has showed us many things, one of these things is that our House is our temple and our safety place.

And we need to have all the comfort and  commodity to feel well at our place, and to have unique products will  make all the difference.

We have the pleasure to show you before the official presentation, the New Luxurious SATURN Bar Cabinet .

Made with the Noble Ebony Makassar wood, and polished brass´s knob and other structure details, with a Special Art Deco Taste.

Imponent and luxurious, this SATURN bar Cabinet, will enrich any Ambiance

BY @OPRTHELUXURYHOUSE

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Know more about Art Deco

What is Art Deco

Art Deco, an art and design style popular in the 1920s and 1930s, began in Paris as a result of a large decorative arts exhibition in 1925 (Art Noveux). It quickly spread all over the world where it found use in fine art, architecture, fashion design and decorative arts.

Art Deco celebrated modern life and emphasized luxury and sophistication.

Art Deco works featured new materials like chrome, Bakelite (a type of plastic), chrome and plate glass, as well as costly materials like ivory, mahogany and dark lacquered surfaces.

Lacquering was a process that coated materials like wood with many layers of resins to create hard shiny surfaces.

When you look at an Art Deco building or object, you see common elements like geometric shapes, often in the form of zigzags or chevrons (upside down V forms).

Art Deco emphasized vertical lines and smooth streamlined surfaces and often used bold colors and high contrasts. Art Deco’s development in the 1920s coincided with the rise of machines like airplanes, automobiles, and trains, and elements of these modern industrial things can also be seen filtered into decorative arts.

The creation of furniture to fit into new interior spaces figured prominently in Art Deco.

Let’s look at some examples.

Art Deco Furniture

Furniture created during Art Deco’s early years tended to be an expensive luxury.

In the 1920s, the major Paris department stores established decorating departments to provide consumers with everything from large furniture pieces to light fixtures and cocktail sets.

Wood Art Deco Furniture

Some furniture used rich hard woods like ebony or macassar, and also featured veneers, or very thin layers of wood used as a surface covering, of exotic woods like zebrawood and mahogany

High Contrast and Luxury Surfaces

Other Art Deco furniture incorporated modern materials like aluminum and chrome.

Chairs, dressers and cabinets featured smooth, highly polished surfaces that reflected light, emphasizing their newness and modernity. Bold colors like black and red were popular.

If the furniture was upholstered, it often used leather, shagreen (which is tanned shark or ray skin), or exotic furs.

“Stephanie Przybylek”   – Master degree In Art History

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