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ebonize

To blacken with paint or stain to look like ebony.
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Walnut casework fronts and ebonized oak doors were used as luxurious accents throughout the space, in order to tie the new look back into the facility's long history.
Rewriting history: Payette developed a sorely needed update for a beloved Cornell institution--Kimball Hall is the 2016 Renovated Laboratory of the Year
Fabricated from natural and ebonized ash, blackened steel, antique bronze and mahogany trim, the cabinetry features handbag walls incorporating seasonal artwork backdrops on roller systems.
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(8) Here, ebonized (blackened) inlay is juxtaposed against lighter-coloured but relatively dark mahogany.
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A Scottish woodworker (renowned for his exquisite renovation of the elegant Edwardian gentleman's yacht Romola) was invited to create ebonized black walnut trees based on the "Winter Drawings."
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artisanhouse.com 3 This table lamp from Murray Feiss' Maddox collection incorporates ebonized silver leaf and eggshell shantung fabric.
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The Dutch were credited with breaking away from tradition and using ebonized finishes to coordinate with the deep, rich colors commonly seen in Dutch paintings, such as Rembrandt's work.
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Gilmer said the wood stains very welt and is ebonized for musical instruments.
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What used to be the prisoners' indoor recreation area is now the main lobby, complete with a reception desk made of ebonized wood with lacquered, stenciled patterns that are reminiscent of 1850s embroidery work.
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Walnut and ebonized wood furniture was purchased in Toronto.
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Designer Wilson Stiles is partial to ebonized pieces and collects them.
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Most of traditional Japanese furniture consists of storage chests, but these are often decorated with hinges and other intricate hardware and stacked in formations that are conveyed in Godwin's c1877 elegant, two-tiered sideboard of ebonized mahogany with brass handles that was the centrepiece of the show.
E.W. GODWIN, FORGOTTEN MASTER OF NINETEENTH-CENTURY AESTHETIC MOVEMENT, MIRACULOUSLY BROUGHT TO LIFE IN NEW YORK
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