01. Geometric Grandeur

The Art Deco process at Tribuz begins with Geometric Grandeur. We move away from the organic curves of the past and embrace the "Streamline Moderne" aesthetic—sharp zig-zags, sunbursts, and stepped profiles (chevron). The discovery phase focuses on creating a strong Vertical Axis, using tall mirrors and fluted wall treatments to give the illusion of soaring height and monumental scale.

We prioritize Visual Rhythm. We map out repeating patterns that lead the eye across the room, ensuring that every architectural line feels deliberate and high-energy. The goal is to create a "Cinematic Atmosphere"—a space that feels like a stage set for a high-society gala, where every corner is a study in symmetry and bold cinematic lighting.

02. High-Contrast Materiality

Execution is where we practice High-Contrast Materiality. Art Deco is the ultimate expression of luxury through exotic textures. Our material palette is a curated selection of the rare and the radiant: ebony wood, bird’s-eye maple, mother-of-pearl inlays, and high-shine chrome. We pair these with "Jewel-Toned" velvets in emerald, sapphire, and ruby.

We celebrate the Glow of the Machine Age. We utilize lacquered finishes that reflect light like a mirror, paired with frosted glass and polished brass. Lighting is treated as a sculptural centerpiece—often featuring "skyscraper" style pendants or tiered chandeliers. For Tribuz, Art Deco is about the "Power of the Statement"—it is a style for those who want their home to be a bold, luxurious, and timelessly glamorous icon.