A new style emerged in France before WWI and thrived in the 1920s, revolutionizing crafts, architecture, and industrial design. From cars to household items, it transformed everyday objects. Forward-thinking professionals like engineers, architects, and graphic artists played pivotal roles in this evolution. In an illustrated lecture, art historian, curator, and editor Dr. Madeleine Deschamps will explore the development of Art Deco on both sides of the Atlantic, focusing on its impact and significance.