In 1918, Albert Power carved decorative stonework for the building on the corner of Earl Street and O’Connell Street, Dublin — at the time home to the Kylemore Cafe, later occupied by Tyler & Son’s. The carving features a classical female head set within a festoon of fruits and flowers, in keeping with the decorative classical idiom Power used across his other commercial commissions of the period on O’Connell Street, including the Munster & Leinster Bank (1917), the Royal Bank of Ireland (1919), and the Hibernian Bank (1921).