(pronounced PLAYT-ing)
In today’s cuisine-obsessed culture, plating refers to the how chefs artfully arrange their culinary creations on serving dishes. In the design industry, however, plating is the overlaying of a thin coating of
(pronounced plih-BEE-ehn)
You will sound so very smart using this word as it refers back to ancient Roman times. As a noun, a plebeian is a member of the Roman plebs, the general body of
(pronounced PLEH-num)
Though this word has several meanings, in the architecture and design world, a plenum is an air-filled space in a structure. More specifically, it’s a space that receives air from a heating / air-conditioning /
You say it like you see it. To put it simply, a plinth is the base of something. It can be a base of a building, a column, a pilaster, or the base of a stand-alone object like
(pronounced PLUG lohd)
This term describes the energy that is consumed by any electronic device (think computer equipment, televisions, gadget chargers, etc.) that’s plugged into a socket. A vampire or phantom load is the
(pronounced PLEYE-wood)
Such a universal, accessible, and versatile structural material plywood is. It is made by adhering an odd number of thin sheets (or “plies”) of soft- or hardwood together so that the grains of
(pronounced PLEYE-wud pah-LAHT-soh)
See McMansion, plywood, and palazzo.
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