Art Deco Design Quiz

London and Rome have their share of classic design elements that include Art Deco, but the movement first started in the city of lights: Paris, France.

Both the Empire State Building and Chrysler Building are rich with Art Deco style, but only the Chrysler Building is famous for its chrome spire.

Art Deco design is known for many things, but bamboo and wavy patterns aren't among them. Striking geometric shapes are.

There are many elements from other countries tied into Art Deco design. The sunburst of the Aztecs is a classic Art Deco look.

Never subtle, Art Deco design is known for its opulent, rich style.

You won't find any clay or bamboo in an Art Deco scene, but there may be plenty of stainless steel and other shiny metals like aluminum.

The Titanic was known for its beauty and style, but it's classified as Art Nouveau. The Queen Mary is classic Art Deco.

Cars in the 1930s and '40s had a decidedly Art Deco look, with angular shapes and chrome details.

The Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles is a great place to see live music, and it's just one of the many Art Deco buildings on historic Wilshire Boulevard.

Believe it or not, Fair Park has the largest collection of Art Deco buildings and art in the world. Because everything's big in Texas.