Traditional Japanese architecture was first established in the 7th century with the introduction of Buddhism to the island. Tall pagodas were erected as places of worship. Distinct in their construction, the pagodas derived their strength from an internal central pillar and various support pillars on each floor. The eaves of each level follow a straight line, each level's edge growing shorter. The greater the difference in the length of each roof, the more solid and stable the pagoda appears.
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A classic look dating back to the Roman Empire, a black bottom pool can add an allure to your landscaping unlike more traditionally colored pools. A unique design aesthetic, black bottom pools are not for everyone and everything from the style of the home to landscaping should be considered before jumping into the deep end.
1. Muse 5/8"x5/8" Gradient (Pewter Irid, Platinum Non Irid, Platinum Irid) 2. Natural stone Picasso 3. Natural stone Perle Blanc 4. Metal Accent Terrace Bronze 2.5"x2.5" 5. Muse 7/8"x7/8" Scorpion blend 6. Muse 7/8"x7/8" Pewter Textura finish 7. Metal liner Water song liner White Bronze 8. Metal liner Origin Bronze 9. Tessera 1"x1" Moroccan Blend
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