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pilaster

[pi-las-ter] / pɪˈlæs tər /




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The building’s Greek Revival architectural details include its broad gable front with a recessed panel door, and corner pilasters reminiscent of columns.

From Washington Times

The fireplaces featured a simple mantle with a curved shelf supported by round pilasters.

From Washington Times

New pilasters mimicking those of the entry now delineate the two spaces, respectfully standing aside for that view.

From Seattle Times

Its gaudy architectural setting features oxblood walls, pink pilasters and decorated yellow moldings.

From Los Angeles Times

Original elements were preserved whenever possible: elaborately coffered ceilings, Corinthian pilasters, painterly marble mantels in rose and scarab green, deep mahogany door surrounds and timeworn octagonal tiles that underlay most of the light-filled piano nobile.

From The Wall Street Journal