IconiqueAura & Milo
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Milo Milo
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Hey Milo, I’ve been dreaming about giving my feed a 1920s Art Deco makeover—think clean lines, geometric shapes, and that subtle gold glow. What era details do you think are crucial for keeping it authentically vintage? Or maybe we should explore another period that could bring a fresh aesthetic?
Milo Milo
Sure, let’s keep it true to the 1920s. Use flat, symmetrical patterns—think zigzag, chevron, and stepped forms. Keep the color palette muted with pops of gold or brass for that glint. Materials like lacquered wood, mirrored panels, and lacquered metal will give that polished feel. Add a subtle, high‑contrast lighting scheme—soft, recessed lamps to highlight the geometry. If you’re up for a different vibe, a mid‑century modern look offers sleek lines but with a warmer, more organic touch; it’s less rigid and a bit easier to mix with today’s tech.
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That’s the exact vibe I was picturing—clean, geometric, and that tiny gold pop that catches the eye. I’ll start drafting a layout with those chevrons and lacquered wood panels, and keep the lighting soft yet dramatic. Do you want a quick mood board or a full mock‑up first?