About Ocean Liner Seafoam
Ocean Liner Seafoam revives the moderne glamour of the great transatlantic liners — the SS Normandie and RMS Queen Mary — whose first-class lounges paired pale jade-green lacquered panels with chrome, gilt, and lacquer red. It is luxury in motion: streamline speed-lines, stepped ziggurat framing, and polished surfaces under crossing-the-Atlantic light.
The palette stays bright and daylit. Seafoam green carries the whole interior; gold metalwork draws the eye; ebony trim and a single Normandie lacquer-red accent supply the drama. Geometry is symmetric and confident, built on porthole grids, sunburst inlays, and chevron rhythm.
- Origin
- Western Europe & the transatlantic route
- Era
- 1900–1950 (peak transatlantic liner Deco 1920s–1930s)
- Key figures
- CGT French Line (SS Normandie) · Cunard Line (RMS Queen Mary) · Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann
- Movements
- Art Deco · Streamline Moderne · Paquebot style
Ocean Liner Seafoam design spec
Colors
Typography
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