Modernised Art Deco Screen Designs by QAQ Architectural

Modernised Art Deco designs have been sweeping the interior design industry off late, and there's no question why. The rise of modern classic design combines the best aesthetics from period styles with a contemporary edge. One way to achieve the look is with a decorative screen. Aside from adding a touch of quirkiness, they can also double purpose as an art installation breathing a whole lot of personality to a dull space.

Art Deco screen designs by QAQ Architectural feature eye-catching patterns consisting of geometric shapes and abstract lines. The visual art style of Art Deco began in France and popularised in the 1920's and grew throughout the 1930's. QAQ Architectural incorporates their own modern spin to the periodic style of Art Deco as featured in some of their screen designs: Altona, San Remo, and Elwood. Of the 60+ designs that they manufacture, these screens receive less exposure, but definitely deserve more.

QAQ Architectural's line of modernised Art Deco screen designs feature repetitive, symmetrical, and geometric patterns. This particular look brings a sense of positivity to any interior arrangement, as this is exactly what the art deco signified back when the devastation of the first war struck.

Where to install Art Deco screens by QAQ Architectural?
These unique screens can be used as dividers that replace the need for rebuilding an actual wall. An open space can easily be partitioned while adding an artistic element to the interior. Three or more screens in the desired size may be fixed together to form a pleated effect allowing for a freestanding option.