27 Dazzling Art Deco Houses That Spark Stylish Architecture

Last updated on December 2, 2025 · ⓘ How we make our designs

Check out our Art Deco house designs that turn everyday living into a cinematic scene and that are actually realistic to build.

Art Deco has this funny way of looking both glamorous and completely laid‑back, like it dressed up for a party but still kept its slippers on.

In these homes, we leaned into that mood with ocean‑liner curves, rounded towers, and long horizontal bands that stretch across lawns, courtyards, and city corners like they’re quietly in motion.

We pulled inspiration from 1930s coastal hotels, vintage cruise ships, and old travel posters, then softened it with warm brick, lush gardens, pastel shells, and a few glass‑block “lighthouses” for good measure.

As you move through the designs, notice how the curves meet those razor‑straight lines, how windows wrap corners, and how the light is choreographed more like a stage set than just “some glass in a wall.”

It’s not just about looking pretty from the street, though. Every balcony, overhang, porthole, and band is doing a job. Catching breezes, stretching views, pulling sunlight deep inside.

If you pay attention to how the houses change character from front steps to side gardens to upper decks, you’ll see the real trick here. Everyday life feeling just a tiny bit cinematic, without anyone having to wear a tux to take out the bins.

Streamlined Coastal Deco Residence

White art deco house with curved facade and black-framed windows — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses Gardens

This coastal deco home leans into those soft curves and horizontal bands like it just stepped off an ocean liner and decided to stay on land. The rounded balcony and turret-like bay give it that cinematic, slightly glamorous vibe, but in a way that still feels pretty relaxed and livable.

We played up the contrast between the crisp white render and the slim black window frames to keep the façade graphic, almost like a line drawing against the sky. Those generous corner windows and steel bands aren’t just pretty; they stretch the sightlines, pull in light from every angle, and quietly nod to the machine-age optimism that first inspired this style.

Sunrise Pavilion Deco Townhouse

Two-story cream art deco house with rounded corner tower and metal railings — More like this: Modern Houses

The house plays with strong horizontal lines and that bold rounded tower, like a quiet little ocean liner that decided to park on the street instead of the harbor. Bands of cream and warm brown panels wrap around the façade, giving it that classic 1930s glam vibe without feeling stuffy or overdone.

Large corner windows and the glass-block panel by the door pull in plenty of light, which was a big inspiration from early modernist sun-loving homes along the coast. The slim metal railings, geometric inlays at the entry steps, and the porthole-style window are not just decoration, they guide the eye and make the whole place feel like it’s gently in motion, which is pretty fun for a house that doesn’t actually move.

Urban Beacon Deco Homestead

White two-story art deco house with curved balconies and central vertical tower — More like this: Mediterranean Houses Villas

The tall central tower with its glass-block spine gives the house a quiet sense of drama, like it’s standing to attention without making a fuss. Curved balconies wrap around each side, softening the geometry and hinting at classic ocean-liner decks that were very much the daydream back when this style was born.

Horizontal railings and banding slice across the facade, grounding the height and making the whole place feel longer, lower, a bit more relaxed. Even the red tiled steps and rounded entry arch are doing a job, warming up all that crisp white render so the house feels welcoming, not like a museum you’re scared to touch.

Curved Horizon Deco Haven

White stucco art deco house with tall central fins and curved balcony — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses

Clean white planes stack up around a tall central spine, giving the house that classic deco drama without feeling stuffy. Softly rounded corners and the sweeping balcony rail lean into an ocean-liner vibe, like it might quietly cruise down the street if you looked away.

Tall narrow windows punch through the façade in a steady rhythm, pulling in light while keeping the lines crisp and almost theatrical. The low planting and linear pavers keep everything grounded and simple, so the strong geometry and warm lantern-style lighting can do all the talking without shouting about it.

Pastel Jetstream Riviera Retreat

White and mint art deco hotel frontage at sunset — More like this: Beach Houses

This deco gem leans into its love affair with old ocean liners, all rounded corners, layered ledges, and that tall central fin that feels ready to slice through sea air. Soft mint and cream bands wrap the facade like calm waves, while the gleaming metal trim adds just enough swagger without shouting about it.

We pushed symmetry pretty hard here, because the stacked bay windows and glass-block spine give the whole place a calm, cinematic posture that visitors feel before they even reach the door. The shaded entry canopy, slim vertical pilasters, and generous windows keep the ground level bright and welcoming, so the architecture does the greeting first and the concierge just finishes the conversation.

Towerline Tropical Deco Dwelling

Yellow art deco house with vertical tower and blue banding — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses

This house leans into that classic ocean-liner Art Deco vibe, but it does it with a laid‑back tropical smile. The tall central tower and long horizontal bands make the whole place feel like it’s cruising slowly past the palm trees, which is oddly relaxing for a building.

We played up the contrast between crisp geometry and soft landscaping, so the sharp metal railings and gridded canopy float above lush palms and flowers. Slim vertical windows slice through the smooth stucco like precise pencil lines, pulling light deep inside while keeping the façade clean and calm, almost like it’s edited down to only the good stuff.

Aqua Breeze Deco Bungalow

Light blue art deco house exterior with rounded corner and bay windows — More like this: Beach Houses Modern Houses

This soft aqua bungalow leans into classic deco curves, with the rounded bay window and sweeping canopy making the front feel almost like the bow of a ship. We pulled the teal belt lines and porthole vents straight from vintage ocean liners, so it feels ready to cruise even though it’s firmly parked on a lawn.

Vertical fluted pilasters frame the entry and keep all that softness from getting too shy, giving the facade a bit of quiet drama. The clean white trims, stacked horizontal bands, and perfectly spaced windows are doing the hard work of catching light all day long, so the house changes mood gently as the sun moves.

Garden Promenade Deco Villa

White art deco house with strong geometric lines and curved corner windows — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses Dream Homes

This house leans hard into that classic ocean-liner vibe, with rounded bay windows sliding smoothly into the crisp white walls and black trim. The soft curves keep everything from feeling too stiff, while those long horizontal bands quietly stretch the whole place out across the lawn.

We pulled in vertical fluting and a stepped central tower so it feels a bit like a small neighborhood landmark, especially with the teal accent stripes giving a wink back to 1930s glamour. Even the modest front canopy and paired garage doors are choreographed, lining up the geometry so every arrival feels a little like walking onto a movie set, just without the drama and trailers parked out front.

Forest Glider Streamline Deco Cottage

Mint green art deco house in woods — More like this: Modern Houses Mid Century Modern Houses Forest Houses Gardens

This design leans into those long, clean horizontal lines, wrapping soft mint walls with teal bands that feel like they’re cruising right through the trees. The curved corner with ribbon windows nods to classic ocean liners, but here it’s drifting quietly above a low stone base that grounds everything into the landscape.

We pulled in glass block and deep overhangs to keep the daylight gentle, so the façade glows instead of glares, even on bright days. The layered roof edges, slender supports, and meandering stone walk all work together to soften the geometry, making the whole place feel a bit like a vintage train car that decided to settle down and live in the forest.

Soft Wake Deco Courtyard House

White art deco house with rounded corners — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses Gardens

This house leans into those smooth ship-like curves, like it quietly parked itself in the street and decided to stay. The layered horizontal bands and wraparound steel windows nod to ocean liners, giving everyday life just a hint of cruise-deck drama.

Soft white walls keep the whole facade calm while the pale yellow door adds a small cheerful wink, so it never feels cold or too serious. The rounded corners, deep overhang, and ribbon windows do more than look pretty, they gently guide light, views, and movement, which is really the whole point of the design.

Sunlit Crescent Deco Family House

Two-story art deco home with curved bay windows and modern patio pergola — More like this: Suburban Houses Traditional Houses

The house plays with curves and lines, letting that rounded corner tower soften the otherwise clean, horizontal bands of the façade. Brick grounding on the lower level gives it a reassuring weight, while the crisp render above keeps things fresh instead of fussy.

Large steel-framed glass doors open the living spaces straight onto the stepped terrace, so everyday life just spills outside without any drama (unless the kids provide it). Slim window mullions and that simple black pergola nod to industrial modernism, giving the deco silhouette a calm, contemporary edge that makes the whole place feel quietly confident.

Oceanliner Towerfront Deco Residence

White art deco house with rounded tower — More like this: Modern Houses

The house leans into classic ocean-liner curves, with that cylindrical tower and soft-bent corner windows feeling like they’re about to cruise out to sea. Glass-block spines slice vertically through the façade, catching the light all day and giving the entry this quiet, movie-set drama.

We wrapped the smooth white walls with slim geometric bands so the whole place doesn’t feel too serious, almost like a tailored suit with a fun lining. Oversized panes, a pale driveway, and razor-sharp lawn edges keep everything crisp and modern, so the deco nostalgia feels fresh instead of dusty museum piece.

Coral Skylight Deco Manor

Peach art deco house with teal trim, rounded balconies, and a tall glass-block tower entry — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses Gardens Dream Homes

This house leans into classic deco drama with that tall glass-block spine and the perfectly symmetrical façade, almost like a small neighborhood ocean liner parked on land. The layered rooflines in teal and the curved corner windows soften the bold verticals, so it feels elegant instead of shouty.

We pulled inspiration from Miami’s sun-faded hotels, translating that into a warm coral shell, glowing amber windows, and just enough banding to keep the eye moving. Those rounded balconies and deep overhangs aren’t just for looks either; they create shade, catch breezes, and give you a great excuse to linger outside with a drink you probably didn’t make from a box.

Sky Rail Modernist Deco House

White art deco house with curved corner tower, flat roof, and black-framed windows — More like this: Modern Houses Mid Century Modern Houses Suburban Houses

This place leans hard into that ocean-liner fantasy, with the curved corner tower and slim metal railings wrapping the roof like a ship’s deck. Clean white walls and razor-straight grey bands keep everything calm and simple, so the rounded forms and that slightly dramatic front entry can quietly steal the show.

We played up the horizontal rhythm with stacked ribbon windows and a floating box bay that nudges out over the garden, catching light from three sides like it’s on a movie set. The low garden wall, clipped hedges, and tucked-in garage all help frame the house as one clean, continuous shape, which is kind of the whole point of this streamlined deco vibe.

Brick Crest Deco City Residence

Light brick art deco house with stepped facade, curved corner windows, and a sheltered front entry — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses Gardens

This place leans hard into those clean art deco lines, but does it with warm brick that feels friendly instead of museum-like. The stepped central tower, tiny grid of accent openings, and that long floating canopy over the porch all play together to give it a calm, almost cinematic front face.

On the corner, the rounded volume with wraparound windows is our little wink to classic ocean-liner styling, but parked firmly in a quiet neighborhood instead of the high seas. Glass block panels, slim vertical lights, and the broad stone walk pull light straight into the entry, making the whole design feel open, grounded, and just fancy enough without trying too hard.

Buttercream Beacon Deco Corner Home

Cream-colored art deco house with tower and curved corner windows — More like this: Modern Houses

The tall front tower plays the role of a quiet lighthouse, giving the home a sense of direction and a nice little drama from the street. Soft curves wrap around the corner windows, paired with that warm buttercream-and-gold palette that feels a bit like sunshine even on a gray day.

Horizontal railings and window mullions nod to classic ocean-liner styling, so the whole place feels like it could just drift toward the coast if it really wanted to. Clean stucco walls, slim vertical fluting, and low plantings keep the detailing focused and intentional, letting the geometry do the talking without the house shouting for attention.

Harborline Glasswave Deco Residence

White art deco house with curved facade and porthole windows — More like this: Modern Houses Dream Homes

The house leans hard into that classic ocean-liner vibe, with its sweeping corner curve and ribbon windows wrapping around like a ship’s deck. Soft mint trims, slim metal railings, and the stacked horizontal lines make it feel like it’s quietly cruising through a very calm sea of suburbia.

Round porthole windows punch through the side wall, giving little hints of fun while still staying clean and minimal. The tall glass-block tower by the entry catches light all day, so the whole front glows gently at dusk, while the crisp landscaping and low hedges keep everything feeling tidy instead of too showy.

Midnight Ledger Deco Portico Home

Cream and charcoal art deco house with bold vertical lines and warm evening lighting — More like this: Modern Houses Dream Homes Suburban Houses

The house plays with stacked geometric forms, almost like someone lovingly obsessed over every single line in a vintage travel poster. Deep charcoal panels frame a soft cream façade, while slim golden accents and warm lighting keep the whole thing from feeling too serious or museum-ish.

Those strong vertical window mullions and the stepped crown at the top borrow straight from classic theater marquees, giving the entry a quiet, cinematic drama. Broad front steps, the sheltered balcony, and the low modern railings pull the eye forward, guiding you in while the palms and clipped hedges soften all that precision so it still feels like a home, not a ship about to depart.

Porthole Parade Deco Yard House

Two-story gray art deco house with rounded corners, horizontal bands, and metal-framed windows — More like this: Mid Century Modern Houses

This place leans hard into that nautical, ocean-liner vibe, with the rounded corners and long horizontal bands making the façade look like it could almost start cruising down the street. The central entrance stack, with its fluted fins and slim canopy, pulls your eye upward and gives the whole front a quiet little sense of drama without shouting about it.

We played up the ship feel with the circular porthole in the front door and the slim metal railings along the roofline, so it hints at a deck without ever leaving dry land. Those continuous ribbon windows and soft curves aren’t just pretty, they smooth out the boxy mass and pour natural light into the rooms while the low, curved planters at the base keep everything anchored gently into the landscape.

Cloudsurf Streamline Coast House

White stucco art deco house with rounded corners, tiered balconies, and a sweeping central staircase framed by coastal landscaping — More like this: Modern Houses Villas

This place leans hard into those smooth, ship-like curves, like it secretly wants to sail off down the road. The stacked balconies, ribbon windows, and round corner tower were all shaped to catch light as it moves, so the whole facade changes gently from morning to evening.

We pushed the staircase out front on purpose, giving it that cinematic sweep that makes just coming home feel a bit like an entrance. Soft white walls, warm timber frames, and the slim metal railings tie back to classic ocean liner deco, but in a way that feels relaxed and kind of easygoing, not stiff or museum-like.

Lagoon Shell Deco Garden House

Turquoise curved art deco house with rounded bays and lush front garden — More like this: Modern Houses

The design leans into those big sweeping curves, wrapping the front rooms in a turquoise shell that kinda feels like a cruise ship parked in a garden. Slim cream bands emphasize each level, so the whole place reads like stacked decks with a quiet little swagger.

We framed the rounded bays and shutters in warm timber, which softens the punchy color and makes the glazing feel almost like jewelry set into the facade. Deep overhangs shade the generous windows, while the dense planting at ground level anchors all that sculpted geometry so it feels relaxed and lived‑in rather than like a museum piece.

Monochrome Cruise Deck Deco House

White art deco house with curved steel-framed windows and stepped front wall — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses

This place leans hard into that ocean liner fantasy, with those sweeping curved bays acting like ship bows cutting through a sea of suburbia. The crisp white render and razor‑sharp black banding keep everything clean and graphic, so even on a dull day it still kinda looks switched on.

We wrapped the corners in continuous glazing to pull daylight deep into the rooms and give that cinematic panorama you secretly want for morning coffee. The stepped front wall and slim canopy over the door nod to classic deco theater fronts, adding a bit of drama to the everyday shuffle of grabbing your keys and heading out.

Streamcrest Glass Tower Deco Home

Creamy white art deco house with curved glass-block towers, cantilevered balcony, and dark wood-framed windows — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses

Those rounded glass-block towers give the home this almost ship-like presence, as if it’s quietly ready to sail down the street but too dignified to actually do it. Soft curves wrap around the corners while the flat rooflines and slim vertical fins keep everything feeling clean, crisp, and just a bit glamorous without shouting about it.

We paired the warm wood windows with minimalist black railings so the eye gets a gentle rhythm of lines against all that smooth stucco. The cantilevered balcony and sheltered entry aren’t just drama for the facade, they pull in light, shade and breezes in a way that makes everyday living feel a bit like staying in a very well-behaved boutique hotel.

Steelwave Nautical Art Deco Home

Streamlined gray Art Deco waterfront house with rounded balconies and banded facade — More like this: Modern Houses Lake Houses

This place leans hard into its nautical side, with curved corners, porthole windows and those sleek railings making it feel a bit like a ship quietly docked on the lawn. The soft gray bands wrap around the walls like waterlines, keeping the whole form calm and balanced while it stretches toward the shoreline.

We played up the long horizontal windows and deep overhangs to exaggerate that classic streamline motion, so the house seems to be moving even when absolutely nothing is happening. Clean landscaping with rounded shrubs mirrors the building’s curves, gently guiding the eye to the entry steps and making the geometry feel welcoming instead of too serious.

Vertical Ribbon Urban Deco Residence

Cream art deco house with curved façade and tall glass-block window — More like this: Mid Century Modern Houses Modern Houses Suburban Houses

This place leans hard into that classic ocean-liner vibe, swapping waves for a big sweep of curved plaster that softens the street corner. The tall glass-block “ribbon” slices down the front, catching daylight in a way that feels a bit like a quiet lighthouse for the neighborhood.

Horizontal bands wrap the upper levels and balcony, exaggerating the building’s length and giving the smooth walls just enough shadow play so it never feels flat or boring. Slim steel railings, stacked windows and that solid timber door keep things grounded, so the whole design feels confident and tidy without taking itself too seriously.

Skylight Surf Blue Deco Terrace

Light blue three-story art deco house with rounded balconies, porthole windows, and cream trim on a narrow city street — More like this: Modern Houses Suburban Houses

This house leans hard into its ocean-liner daydream, with those rounded balconies and porthole windows making it look like a ship that just decided to settle down on the corner lot. The sky-blue façade softens all the geometry, so the strong horizontal bands and railings feel more like calm waves than strict lines on a ruler.

We borrowed classic streamline details—the layered parapets, ribbon windows, and wraparound terraces—and then exaggerated them a bit to make daily life feel a little more cinematic. Cream-colored trim frames every opening like a piece of cabinetry, guiding the eye from the planted corner garden up to the top deck where that circular skylight quietly floods the terrace with light.

Jetblack Pillar Deco Showpiece

Tall gray-and-cream art deco house with bold vertical lines, rounded corners, and a chevron-tiled entry court — More like this: Mansions

This house leans hard into those classic vertical “skyscraper” lines, but wraps them in a deep charcoal skin that makes the cream pilasters and glass blocks pop like jewelry. Rounded corner bays and stacked ribbon windows keep it from feeling too serious, softening the geometry just enough so it feels glamorous instead of stern.

Out front, the black‑and‑white chevron terrace is basically a red carpet for everyday life, leading straight to double doors framed in crisp metal detailing and a fan‑shaped transom. Palm trees, clipped hedges, and clean white planters bring in a bit of resort attitude, grounding the bold facade in a calm, structured landscape that lets all that Deco drama really strut.

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