parget
- noun
- /ˈpɑrɡɪt/
- Archaic
- Restorers carefully reapplied parget to the old chimney to preserve its original look.
Examples
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The historic cottage featured intricate parget designs on its exterior walls.
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Many historical homes still feature original parget on their exteriors.
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Much of the medieval town's charm comes from the decorative parget seen on many buildings.
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The old church was covered in parget to preserve its historical appearance.
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Much of the medieval town's charm comes from the decorative parget seen on many buildings.
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Restorers carefully reapplied parget to the old chimney to preserve its original look.
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The historic cottage featured intricate parget designs on its exterior walls.
Synonyms
A decorative covering of hardened plaster on walls or ceilings
Plaster decorations on the outside walls of a building
A layer of plaster on outside walls or chimneys with decorative patterns
How Decorative
Surface Forms
Etymology
Parget comes from the Latin root paries ('wall') and old words that meant 'to cover', so the word names the decorative plaster used to coat walls or chimneys.