There are some nasty scratches on the beautiful mahogany table.
Outdoor bench made of metal, teak, mahogany, redwood.
Staring closely, though, reveals shades of brown, from mahogany and chocolate to almost beige.
He sits with hands clasped on his handsome new mahogany desk.
Annie's hair still gleamed like polished mahogany in the sunlight and Diana's was still glossy black.
The stranger had his feet under the lawyer's mahogany for two weeks.
They've changed the tapestries around, and added bookcases (likely my father's doing) as well as two extra mahogany chairs.
But illegal logging is depleting the rainforest — and the U.S. is responsible for buying 80% of the mahogany.
Remove 200-year-old Amazon mahogany or Congolese sapele trees and the species may go locally extinct.
Honduras mahogany was the best, or quartersawn oak, brought into his workshop to climatise and then fitted when the weather was dry.
We hate to burst your bubble, but the ReadWriteWeb newsroom is not the luxuriant, mahogany den of intellectualism that you envision.
Going on holiday, Fleming (above), then a professor of bacteriology, left several Petri dishes containing staphylococci, which he had been studying, on the mahogany workbench of his lab.
The colour, of a geranium, therefore, is said to be more intense, more highly saturated with pure orange-red than is mahogany.
The room was very simply furnished in mahogany, which was rather ugly, like all furniture of that sort, and hung with paper worth twelve sous.
