Decorated with or featuring a balustrade; bordered with a decorative rail of balusters.
Formed from 'balustrade' by adding the '-ed' suffix to indicate something that possesses or is decorated with a balustrade. Became common in architectural writing in the 1700s.
A balustraded terrace instantly signals elegance and stability—architects know that adding a balustrade makes a space feel both safer and more refined, which is why it's one of the first design elements added to spaces meant to impress people!
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