Hugh Hardy

Please, don't use a cornice as a doorstop. At least put it somewhere where people will have to look up at it. Architectural details really ought to be displayed in the same relation to the viewer as they were originally intended.

American Architect

A cornice in interior design adds elegance and is often found in historic or luxurious homes.

Interior Design

Cornices can also help hide curtain rods or uneven wall edges, combining function with decoration.

Not Just Decorative

Cornices can be made from various materials, including wood, plaster, or polyurethane.

Material Matters

A cornice in geography can be unstable, posing risks to mountain climbers and skiers.

Mountain Danger

Cornices form by the wind blowing snow over sharp terrain, creating an overhang.

Weather Formation

A cornice in architecture is often part of classical buildings, carrying cultural and historical significance.

Architectural Element

Architecturally, a cornice can be both decorative and serve to protect the wall from weather.

Supporting Role

 the wind and this this cornice here that Freddie's walking next to that's just wind and time wind and time and snow and it's incredible because when you get dropped off and I remember getting dropped off and Mike's like loving life

Mike Libecki & Cory...

 and the Temple of Hercules towards the river. We almost collide with the cornice of the Palazzo Farnese -- designed by Michelangelo, built of stone taken from the Coliseum -- narrow escape.