The term "OGEE" is an architectural term, describing the curve of an arch, dating back to the Early English Gothic time period (13th Century).
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When discussing the OGEE Pattern, it can be anything that depicts the typical OGEE arch curve, even a loose depiction.
OGEE is timeless but it has been having a bit of a moment...it's classic yet it feels quite current in these new interpretations.
Here are my favorite fresh OGEE sightings of late:
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XO,
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* OGEE can also refer to an arch or S shaped cut in molding or an edge, say on a stone counter.
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