Curated by Julian Brooks · The Glamourist

Neo Deco

Modern interiors with presence—sculptural furniture, bold geometry, rich color and polished metallic detail, curated to feel dramatic without sacrificing comfort.

Hosted by Julian Brooks, Interior Decorator & Entertainment Editor.

A dramatic Neo Deco interior with sculptural furniture, bold geometry and warm metallic accents

The Glamourist’s Notebook

“Designed to feel dramatic, collected and completely livable.”

Neo Deco brings the confidence of classic Art Deco into a cleaner, more contemporary home. Curved furniture softens architectural lines, while geometric wallpaper, expressive rugs and sculptural lighting create movement.

Matte black, emerald, ivory and gold build contrast without crowding the room. Begin with one unforgettable element, then let the supporting pieces repeat its color, curve or finish.

Neo Deco Room Editorials

See the full design come together.

Explore Julian’s living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms. Each editorial combines statement products with a practical design principle you can use in your own space.

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Explore every piece in the collection.

Browse the complete Neo Deco wallpaper, wall-panel, area-rug and lighting catalogues—not only the pieces currently featured in Julian’s room editorials.

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Julian's Design Principles

Beautiful rooms built on smarter choices.

Every Neo Deco editorial includes one practical design lesson you can apply in your own home. Discover how Julian uses color, scale, lighting, texture and contrast to transform individual products into cohesive luxury interiors.

Explore the editorials above to see each design principle in action.

Julian’s Current Edit

Six pieces defining Neo Deco now.

A rotating selection drawn from Julian’s newest published Neo Deco room editorials.

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Design Principle

Let one bold element lead.

Start with the wallpaper, rug or sculptural lighting. Then let the supporting pieces repeat one color, curve or finish from that focal point. The room will feel layered and intentional instead of overly matched.

Julian Brooks, The Glamourist and home editor for Effortless Lifestyle

Meet Your Editor

Julian Brooks

“Great design is not about filling a room. It is about creating a room that makes you want to stay.”

Julian creates rooms with presence—spaces that balance strong design, everyday comfort and the personality of the people who live there.

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