The Chrysler Building has to be the definitive work of Art Deco style architecture. It has become a standout in the New York City skyline and people visit it to

see the beautiful view of the city. 

This music hall is one of the earliest examples of Art Deco, since it was built in the 1800s. 

This blue-ish building is imposing and stands out amongst the typically gray-colored buildings in LA. If you're lucky (and rich) enough you can live in one of the building's condos.

Working in a cubicle here must not seem so bad. The office building is packed floor to ceiling with bold tiled designs.

This hotel manages to stand out among a whole district of seaside Miami art deco buildings. The bright blue neon sure doesn't hurt. 

You might find yourself wishing you could ride the rails through Ohio just so you can check out this building in person. The railroad station is a top tourist destination. 

You can check out some stars (the kind in space) during your visit, or you can just stare at the beautiful fresco paintings of angels on the ceilings. Your choice. 

It sure must be hard to get any laws passed in this state capitol buildings, when you could spend all of your day just staring at the beautiful tiled ceilings. 

This Ohio building is a popular tourist spot, and for good reason. It happens to be one of the tallest buildings in the world!