Art Deco Icons

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Running Time: 30 minutes (approx)

David Heathcote boards the Orient Express at London's Victoria Station and heads off for Venice, first settling into his perfectly restored sleeping cabin and then exploring the decadent charm and the extraordinary history of the train. He meets James Sherwood, the man who bought the Orient Express in the 1970s and who decided to restore the old 1930s carriages to their Art Deco glamour, and Bevis Hillier, the expert who coined the phrase Art Deco in the late 1960s.

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