Opulent architecture and ornateness are closely related as both concepts refer to an abundance of decorative elements in design. Opulent architecture is characterized by grandeur, extravagance, and luxury with elaborate decorative features such as intricate carvings, ornate moldings, and lavish use of materials such as marble and gold. Similarly, ornateness refers to the use of excessive, detailed, and ornate decorative elements in design. Ornateness often involves the use of complex patterns, rich textures, and intricate embellishments, which can also be found in opulent architecture. Therefore, opulent architecture and ornateness share a common emphasis on lavishness and extravagance in design.
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