Coffered

Coffered Ceiling
A suspended ceiling made of a series of "coffers"—or open rectangular boxes—common to both Japanese and Western architecture.
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Coffered ceiling
Leaded glass panel in door leading to kitchen
Bellflower wreath in spandril
Chimneypiece ...

Coffered Ceiling
A ceiling in which the beams and cross-beams leave a regular pattern of square or multi-sided sunken panels, or coffers, each of which is often decorated with molded, carved and painted decoration.
Colonnade ...

Coffered (Caissoned) ceiling. Square or polygonal panels set into a ceiling and often decorated with ornamental motifs.

coffered
an ornamental sunken panel, especially in a ceiling. Used to save weight on domed ceilings in ancient architecture.
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COFFERED PANEL: a sunk panel, as used particularly in carpentry (cf. FIELDED). COFFERING: an arrangement of sunken panels decorating a vault or arch soffit.

Waffle slab - The most usual coffered slab, one in which the recesses are square on plan.
Wainscot - Wooden lining, usually panelled, applied to the walls of a room usually upto dado height ...

In San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane (1638-1641; façade completed 1667) he distorted the dome, on pendentives, into a coffered ellipse to stretch the space on a longitudinal axis; the entire façade appears to undulate.

lacunar a panelled or coffered ceiling or soffit; derived from the latin word lacuna meaning hollow or recess. Coffers of a ceiling are sometimes referred to as lacunaria.
lancet A narrow pointed window.

è-"äº- Caisson domed or coffered ceiling
è"' （轩） xuan (Verandas with windows)
榭 xie (Pavilions or houses on terraces)
屋 wu (Rooms along roofed corridors) ...

Coffered ceilings with elaborate figural paintings
Wood-paneled interior walls with classical murals ...

See also: Ceiling, Coffer, Floor, Architecture, House