1. Sir Edwin Lutyens: Lutyens was a renowned British architect known for his work in various architectural styles, including Art Deco. One of his notable Art Deco mansion designs is the Sir John Burnet House in Hascombe, Surrey, England.
2. Robert Mallet-Stevens: A prominent French architect, Mallet-Stevens was a key figure in the Art Deco movement. He designed numerous Art Deco mansions, including Villa Noailles in Hyères, France, which is considered a masterpiece of the style.
3. Addison Mizner: An American architect, Mizner is known for his work in the Mediterranean Revival and a unique blend of Art Deco style in his designs. Notable Art Deco mansion houses designed by Mizner include El Mirasol in Palm Beach, Florida, and The Winthrop Rockefeller Estate in Petit Jean Mountain, Arkansas.
4. Eileen Gray: Although primarily associated with modernism, Gray also incorporated Art Deco elements in her designs. One of her notable Art Deco-inspired mansions is the E-1027 House in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France.
5. Albert Speer: While primarily known for his Nazi architecture, Speer's style evolved towards a mix of monumental neoclassicism and Art Deco. One of his notable Art Deco mansion designs is Haus Westhoff in Duisburg, Germany.
6. Jan Wils: A Dutch architect, Wils is known for his influential expressionist and Art Deco designs. His most notable Art Deco house is the Villa Henny in The Hague, Netherlands.
7. Barry Dierks: An American architect who worked primarily in France, Dierks created several Art Deco mansion houses along the French Riviera. One of his famous designs is Villa Alcyon in Cap Ferrat, France.
8. Schutte-Lihotzky: An Austrian architect, Schutte-Lihotzky incorporated Art Deco elements in some of her residential designs. One notable example is the Frank Residence in Vienna, Austria.
These are just a few notable architects who designed Art Deco mansion houses, but many others have made significant contributions to this architectural style over the years.
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