Epstein Brothers (Harry & Lou) – British designers famous for curvilinear forms and richly veneered pieces, especially in burr walnut

Hille – A London-based firm that transitioned from traditional to Art Deco styles in the 1930s, focusing on handcrafted quality

Jules Leleu – A French designer celebrated for refined, symmetrical furniture with marquetry and lacquer finishes

Jacques Adnet – Known for combining modernist lines with luxurious materials like leather and glass

Eileen Gray – An Irish-born designer whose minimalist yet bold pieces became Art Deco staples

Armand-Albert Rateau – Designed opulent interiors for royalty, blending classical motifs with Deco flair

René-Jules Lalique – Though best known for glasswork, Lalique’s furniture designs also embodied the Art Deco spirit

Süe et Mare (Louis Süe & André Mare) – A French duo who brought traditional craftsmanship into the Deco age with ornate, elegant designs

Eugène Printz – Famed for his use of palm wood and bronze, creating richly detailed, sculptural furniture