The Textbook of Architecture

Glossary · C

Carpet bedding

Also called carpet bed, carpet beds

A form of Victorian bedding from the late 1860s in which low foliage and succulent plants, clipped to an even height, form flat, detailed patterns like a carpet, crests or lettering.

See also: Bedding out

Where it appears in the book

In the chapters Gardens and Landscape.

A feature of Victorian garden architecture.

Nearby in the glossary

Callimachus · Cantilever · Capital · Capstone · Cartouche · Casement · Catena d’acqua · Catenary