Florida Deco

Florida Deco, also known as Florida Art Deco, is an architectural and design style popular in Florida during the early to mid-20th century. It blends the vibrant, luxurious aesthetic of the Art Deco movement with local influences, featuring bold geometric shapes, stylized motifs, and tropical colors. This style is often seen in beachfront casinos, hotels, and public buildings, emphasizing glamour, modernity, and a sense of escapism. Florida Deco reflects the region’s growth during the Florida Land Boom and the Jazz Age, creating visually striking structures that evoke both sophistication and a laid-back tropical vibe.