Architectural styles seen at Portmeirion

The overall architectural style that is used to describe Portmeirion is Italianate. Italianate style can be as picturesque as the Gothic or as restrained as the classical. It ranges from simple square houses with low pyramidal roof, bracketed eaves to elaborate entrance towers, round-headed windows with hood moldings, corner quoins, arcaded porches, and balustraded balconies. Below are just a few examples of the architectural styles which can be seen at Portmeirion.

Palladian/Georgian	Cliff House Unicorn
Georgian	Belvedere
Baroque	Facade doorway into Priors Lodging Top of Campanile
James Pryde windows	Priors Lodging Chantry
Romanesque	Base of Campanile
Renaissance Gothic	Front of Pantheon
Jacobean	Town hall
Gothic	Bristol Colonnade Gothic Pavilion
Victorian Gothic	Castell Deudraeth