- A
coved ceiling is a
ceiling that has had the
visual appearance of the
point where the
ceiling meets the
walls improved by the
addition of
coving. It...
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types of
ceiling include the
cathedral ceiling, the
concave or barrel-shaped
ceiling, the
stretched ceiling and the
coffered ceiling.
Coving often links...
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originally by L.
Alavoine and Company. It
features oak
walls and floors, a
coved ceiling,
frescoes of
Bavarian castles, faux wine
casks carved into the woodwork...
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painted ceiling in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dropped ceiling Coffered ceiling Camp
ceiling Cove ceiling Beam
ceiling Scottish Renaissance...
- has
media related to
Coffered ceilings. Dome
Dropped ceiling Cove ceiling Beam
ceiling Muqarnas Ching,
Francis D.K. (1995). A
Visual Dictionary of Architecture...
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rectangular in
shape with
walls laid with
marble and an
undecorated coved ceiling. The
cenotaph of
Mumtaz is
located in the
exact center of the chamber...
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ornamental plasterwork, a
sloped orchestra level, a
large balcony, and a
coved ceiling with a 36 ft-wide (11 m) dome. The
balcony level contains box seats...
- with an
additional story above. The
lobby has
marble paneling and a
coved ceiling. The
auditorium contains a ground-level
orchestra and two overhanging...
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Inside the house, Dr Law's
Music Room has an 18th-century
Georgian coved ceiling with
decoration in the
style of
Robert Adam. Law's Chapel, also 18th...
- 34 by 18 feet (10.4 m × 5.5 m) with an 11-foot-9-inch (3.58 m) high
coved ceiling and a tie beam 10 feet (3.0 m)
above the floor.
Three narrow windows...
