Rooms to dream over at the hairdresser’s that sing Art Deco, making you want to toss everything and redo in the latest style. Plates from the publication “Une Ambassade Francaise” from the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925. Charles Moreau, publisher.

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"Boudoir." Plate XXVIII. Page 33.
“Boudoir.” Plate XXVIII. Page 33. Rene Prou, designer. Image © 2017 The Wolfsonian—Fair use license. via https://digital.wolfsonian.org/WOLF068413/00001/33?search=pochoir
"Salle de Bain." Plate 29. Page 34.
“Salle de Bain.” Plate 29. Page 34. Eric Bagge, artist. Image © 2017 The Wolfsonian—Florida International University. Fair use license. via https://digital.wolfsonian.org/WOLF068413/00001/34?search=pochoir
"Petite Galerie." Plate XXX. Page 35.
“Petite Galerie.” Plate XXX. Page 35. Maurice Dufrene, designer. Image © 2017 The Wolfsonian—Florida International University. Fair use license. via https://digital.wolfsonian.org/WOLF068413/00001/35?search=pochoir
"Chambre d'Enfant." Plate XXXII. Page 32.
“Chambre d’Enfant.” Plate XXXII. Page 32. Madame Lucie Renaudot, designer. Image © 2017 The Wolfsonian—Florida International University. Fair use license. via https://digital.wolfsonian.org/WOLF068413/00001/37?search=pochoir
"Salon." Plate XL. Page 43.
“Salon.” Plate XL. Page 43. A Domin & Genevriere, Decorateurs. Redard, Architecte. Image © 2017 The Wolfsonian—Florida International University. Fair use license. via https://digital.wolfsonian.org/WOLF068413/00001/43?search=pochoir

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