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Examples of latticework
latticework
In the guest rooms, the chicken wire has been replaced by wooden latticework.
From the guardian.co.uk
Designers are creating gorgeous patterns of strips and grids and latticework.
From the ocregister.com
Israeli aircraft have pounded the latticework of tunnels under the border.
From the economist.com
Sunlight fell through the stained glass in the room's latticework windows.
From the theatlantic.com
Latticework suspended over the front section is strung with small red chili pepper lights.
From the post-gazette.com
It features an extensive perennial border and rose garden, with trellises and latticework.
From the ocregister.com
Gondola Wheel betrays Mr. Steiger's fascination with industrial canopies and latticework.
From the dallasnews.com
Cover each plate of grapefruit with a latticework pattern of meringue.
From the denverpost.com
The upper floor is then enclosed with latticework and roofed with wood.
From the en.wikipedia.org
- Lattice: framework consisting of an ornamental design made of strips of wood or metal
- Thin strips of wood arranged in a netlike grid pattern, often set diagonally.
- Thin pieces of wood that form a pattern.
- (adj.): A lattice is an openwork structure of crossed strips or bars, as in a screen. (See a picture of a lattice screen.) Light that passes through any kind of a lattice -work would produce lattice-work shadows.
- Interlaced, decorative strips of lath, iron or wood
- A grid like design made up of open diamond shapes.
- Any item or member formed by the repetitive crossing of thin, diagonally placed strips, often of wood or metal.
- On arbors, trellises, and other structures such as porches or gazeboes, the latticework is the crisscross or checkerboard pattern formed by overlapping or interlacing strips of wood, metal, or plastic. On trellises, diagonal latticework is more traditional than square latticework.
- An ornamental design created when strips of icing are crisscrossed over one another to form a pattern of open spaces.
