Baluster
/ˈbæləstər/
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Pro Tip 1/3Architecture Context
The word 'baluster' is mostly used in architecture and interior design contexts. 
They decided to replace the old balusters with iron ones during the renovation.
Pro Tip 2/3Visualize Shape
'Baluster' typically refers to vertical, vase-shaped elements; imagine an upside-down flower bud. 
Each baluster in the grand hall mimicked the shape of a tulip.
Pro Tip 3/3Common Materials
Balusters can be made from various materials like wood, stone, or metal, often chosen for style and strength. 
The deck featured wooden balusters that complemented the natural surroundings.
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BanisterColumnPillarPostRailRodSpindleSupport
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