Interior Charictaristics of Gothic Architecture

One ot the most important aspects of interior decorating of cathedrals is stain glass. Most examples of Gothic architecture feature three rose windows, one at each trvercept and at the foot of the "cross". Most cathedrals also have huge stain glass windows that take up almost all the wall space (see Flying Butresses, in Elements Of Gothic Architecture-exterior).

One charictaistic completely unique to the Gothic style  arew thier alter coverings, these coverings, called Baldachins stand over the high altar.

All Gothic cathedrals feature chaples dedicated to saints. These chaples are most commonly found behind the altar and around the traversepts.