Art Deco emerged as a style in Paris just prior to World War I and thrived until the onset of World War II. The style was characterized by the use of clean lines, geometric ornamentation and decorative elegance.

 

Alabaster is a soft, fine-grained, and translucent sedimentary rock, typically a variety of gypsum. It's known for its smooth, often white or pale-colored appearance, and its ability to transmit light, creating a warm, gentle glow.