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Art Deco interiors continue to hold a strong place in photography, filming and branded content. Rich textures, geometric detailing, curved forms and bold materials create spaces that feel cinematic without appearing over-styled. From polished parquet floors to dramatic staircases and statement marble, Art Deco inspired locations offer depth, contrast and personality on camera.
At SHOOTFACTORY, our portfolio includes a wide mix of properties that blend classic Deco influences with modern interiors, period architecture, and layered styling. Some lean fully into the glamour of the era, while others blend Deco references with Mid Century or contemporary design.
Set in leafy Crystal Palace, Verve is a renovated 1920s terraced house that balances original character with modern styling. The property retains original coving in the front living room, while the spacious kitchen diner introduces bespoke plywood cabinetry, Caesarstone worktops and warm natural finishes.
Natural light flows throughout the property, particularly within the loft conversion, which overlooks Crystal Palace Park. Neutral tones, plants and carefully layered interiors create a relaxed backdrop that works beautifully for lifestyle shoots, interiors campaigns and editorial content. The combination of vintage structure and contemporary styling gives productions a versatile London location with subtle Art Deco references throughout.
Vogue in East London delivers a more dramatic interpretation of Art Deco inspired interiors. The property combines Art Déco, Mid-Century, Bauhaus, and Victorian influences, resulting in a layered and visually rich setting for photography and filming.
Warm-toned parquet flooring, wooden panelling and statement arches create strong architectural framing across the downstairs spaces. The open-plan layout allows crews flexibility when shooting from multiple angles, while wallpaper, furniture, and decorative pieces bring texture and depth to every room.
Upstairs, the master suite introduces a glamorous mix of burgundy metro tiles, a freestanding bath and vintage-inspired styling that feels cinematic on camera. The property works particularly well for fashion shoots, music videos and luxury lifestyle campaigns.
The Coach House in Surrey offers elegant Georgian architecture, beautifully styled interiors, and expansive grounds. Described as one of Surrey’s most beautiful Georgian homes, the property combines original features with softer modern styling across more than 5,000 square feet.
Large reception rooms, landscaped gardens, and formal outdoor spaces provide flexibility for productions seeking both interior and exterior shooting opportunities. Vintage garden features, sculptures and symmetrical architecture create a refined backdrop that pairs naturally with fashion, beauty and branded campaigns.
Its proximity to London also makes it practical for larger productions that require both accessibility and visual impact.
Sandy Shore in Kent captures the glamour and geometry associated with classic Art Deco design. The detached property features a dramatic staircase, double-height picture window and an inset marble fireplace that immediately create strong focal points on camera.
The spacious dual-aspect lounge overlooks both the tropical front gardens and the expansive rear gardens, bringing natural light into the interiors throughout the day. The open plan kitchen, dining, and generous room proportions provide flexibility for filming setups and still photography alike.
The combination of architectural lines, coastal light, and decorative detailing gives the property a polished, cinematic feel, ideal for editorials and commercial productions.
Hidden away in Earls Court, Penywern is one of London’s more unexpected Art Deco inspired properties. The apartment combines opulent interiors with bold decorative choices, creating a location filled with personality and visual texture.
High ceilings, oak parquet floors, mural walls and oversized windows give the interiors a dramatic sense of scale, while Blonde Biedermeier furniture adds a theatrical edge throughout the space. Rich colours and layered styling allow productions to create multiple looks within a single location.
To the rear, a secluded subtropical garden and swimming pool introduce a completely contrasting atmosphere that feels far removed from central London. The property works especially well for fashion editorials, beauty campaigns and music video shoots.
Pastel in Solihull is a restored Grade II listed manor house that blends historic architecture with elegant decorative detailing. Covering 6,000 square feet, the property includes ornate plaster ceilings, Versailles parquet flooring, original wooden floorboards, and painted decorative features throughout.
The formal reception rooms and galleried hallway provide a grand setting for filming and photography, while the softer colour palette keeps the interiors feeling bright and contemporary. Outside, terraced gardens, woodland areas and open farmland create additional shooting opportunities across the wider estate.
The property’s balance of period craftsmanship and refined interiors makes it particularly suited to luxury fashion, interiors and editorial shoots.
Parnham in Dorset offers scale, atmosphere and remarkable architectural history. Originally dating back to the 1440s, the Grade I listed estate combines stately interiors with unusual collections, layered antiques, and dramatic exterior spaces.
The West Wing introduces a more eclectic visual style, featuring taxidermy, curiosities and richly detailed rooms that bring texture and depth to productions. Outside, the estate includes landscaped gardens, fountains, gazebos, lakes and tree-lined drives across 133 acres of grounds.
Following extensive restoration works, Parnham continues to offer one of the most distinctive historic filming locations in the UK. Its combination of heritage architecture and visually striking interiors makes it suitable for fashion campaigns, period productions and cinematic stills photography.
Art Deco inspired locations continue to offer productions a balance of elegance, structure and atmosphere that translates beautifully on camera. Whether the brief calls for vintage glamour, bold geometry, faded luxury or layered historical interiors, these spaces provide a strong visual foundation for photography, filming and branded content.
From London apartments filled with decorative detail to expansive country estates rich in history, SHOOTFACTORY locations offer character in every frame.
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