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- Palazzo
- Palmette
- Palmiform Column
- Paneling
- Papyriform Column
- Papyrus Bud
- Parapet
- Parquet Flooring
- Pastiglia
- Paterae
- Pediment
- Pendant
- Pentastyle
- Pergola
- Peristyle
- Petit Pointe
- Piazza
- Pier
- Pilaster
- Pinnacle
- Pipkins
- Plaster
- Plasterboard
- Plinth
- Porte-cochere
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An Italian palace, or any large extravagant building of a similar style.
A stylized palm leaf shape used as a decorative element in classsical art and architecture of Egyptian origin. Similar to anthemion and fleur-de-lis.
These columns have a palm tree motif, but did not actually represent the tree itself, but rather eight palm fronds lashed to a pole.
There are several variations in this type of column. Some have circular shafts representing a single plant, while others have ribbed shafts that represent a plant with multiple stems. The capitals could be closed or open in a wide, bell-shaped form.
That portion of the wall that extends above the roof (wall surrounding a flat roof).
A plaster used during the Italian Renaissance for bas-relief ornament of furniture, being applied in layers, molded, carved, and gilded. – bas-relief designs formed by their layers of plaster over a fine fabric – (gesso/gilding) usually with gold leaf