Definitions
- Referring to a semi-circular or rectangular recess in a building, often with seating. - Talking about a space for conversation or contemplation in a public area. - Describing a nook or alcove in a room or garden.
- Referring to a shallow recess in a wall, often used for displaying art or decorative items. - Talking about a specialized market or area of expertise. - Describing a comfortable or suitable position in a social group or organization.
List of Similarities
- 1Both words refer to a recessed area.
- 2Both can be used for decorative or functional purposes.
- 3Both can provide a sense of comfort or belonging.
- 4Both are architectural terms.
What is the difference?
- 1Shape: Exedrae is typically semi-circular or rectangular, while niche is usually shallow and rectangular or square.
- 2Function: Exedrae is often used for seating or conversation, while niche is commonly used for displaying art or finding a suitable position in a group.
- 3Location: Exedrae is often found in public spaces or buildings, while niche is more commonly found in homes or galleries.
- 4Size: Exedrae is typically larger than niche.
Remember this!
Exedrae and niche are both architectural terms that refer to recessed areas. However, exedrae is typically semi-circular or rectangular and used for seating or conversation in public spaces, while niche is usually shallow and rectangular or square and used for displaying art or finding a suitable position in a group.
