The Bull Inn, 7 New Street, Paisley

W D McLennan, architect, 1900/01 Art Nouveau. 4 storey and

attic tenement with public house at ground floor. Entry to

upper floors with unusual arch and sidelights flanked by

wide segmental arches filled with glazed bricks, dark wood

and stained glass. Canted windows to outer bays of 1st

floor, rising to 3rd on right with wide eaves; rising to

2nd on left with quadripartite to 3rd and bipartite to

attic, both recessed in round arch with shaped gable over.

Inner bays asymmetrical with bipartites each floor left

bay and bowed ones in right capped by conical slated turret.

Corbelled stack to centre. Fine projecting sign on brackets.

2 iron brackets over right ground floor bay.

Interior of public house preserves original Art Nouveau

fittings in dark wood and white painted woodwork;

tiled fireplace; counter and gantry; glazed partitions some

forming separate enclosures.