Sentence examples for Brazilian walnut from inspiring English sources
This includes much sought-after trees, like ipê (Brazilian walnut), which can fetch almost £1,000 $1,5000) per cubic metre after processing and export.
In my quest to turn my skin the color of Brazilian walnut (one that both Snooki and the speaker of the House have valiantly continued), there is no doubt that I have done major damage.
Under a directive from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, pressured by groups like Rainforest Relief, the city is supposed to stop using tropical hardwood from endangered supplies, specifically "ipe," also known as Brazilian walnut, on its decking and benches.
An advertisement in The New York Times in 1914 noted that 640 had only full-floor apartments, with Brazilian walnut floors and "a spaciousness suggestive of the famous country homes".
More than half of this wood was from Pará state, which is the main source for the dense hardwoods such as ipê (Brazilian walnut) used in construction, decking and furniture.
The actress will be able to move into the four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath apartment with Brazilian walnut plank floors when the building is finished next year.
Kristina Leonetti, the Corcoran Group (212) 500-7028; www.corcoran.com MAINTENANCE: $776 a month PROS: This 750-square-foot apartment has several eye-catching finishes, including wide-slat walnut floors, Brazilian white marble counters in the kitchen and penny tiles in the bathroom.
Mr. Jesselli speaks passionately about the wood he uses, which he has collected since the 70's: Cuban mahogany, Brazilian rosewood, ebony and Circassian walnut, which he called the "filet mignon of the tree".
The clients' love for Brazilian design inspired the designers to build an 8-foot by 6-foot walnut unit.
Available in teak (shown), Brazilian cherry and canary wood, which hold up well outdoors, as well as poplar and walnut.
