Gooding Christie’s” was a new name in Amelia Island this year. But not really, as David Gooding’s auction company, formerly ...

At the turn of the century, California was attracting tourists and settlers by building eclectic Victorians found nowhere ...

There have now been 20 BMW Art Cars in total, and to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first they’re going on a world tour. Yep, you’ll want to wrap your eyeballs around these ...

A 60-year-old UAE citizen is preserving his legacy while also inspiring the next generation of auto lovers to engage in the art of restoration ... Al-Mualla Classic Cars Centre, Khalifa Obaid ...

The next art deco icon in our Art Deco Centenary series is the streamlined Chrysler Airflow – a revolutionary car that pioneered aerodynamic automobile design. The extremely distinctive Airflow ...

This year we celebrate the 100th anniversary of one of the most notable movements in design: Art Deco. Originating in 1920s Paris, and spanning everything from architecture to decorative accessories, ...

Pictures from the TikTok where Daniels shared the amazing art deco ring. Pictures from the TikTok where Daniels shared the amazing art deco ring. @gems.with.annie/Instagram & @annie.mcswaggy ...

The fourth annual FuelFest is back with a full tank of gas. With over 800 cars and musical performances, it’s a car lover’s dream, but FuelFest also promises enough celebrity horsepower to ...

Lalique's glass pieces such as the Victoire car hood ornament are art deco touchstones. Photo by Morio In New York, architects Raymond Hood and Ralph Thomas Walker worked on many of the best-known ...

Motor vehicles on display at Sunday’s ninth annual Auckland Brit and Euro Classic Car Show ranged from these old Austin cars of the 20th century, right through to the hi-tech modern-era productions of ...

If you’ve ever driven a bumper car at an amusement park, you’ve probably noticed its eponymous feature: the bumper. Designed to absorb impact, the rubber bumpers protect recreational bumper ...

Called “L’Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs,” it ran from April to October 1925, attracted 16 million people, and was a celebration of Modernism and Art Deco design. It occupied ...