1. Plural of lacewood; tropical trees of the genus Plagiostyles or similar species, valued for their decorative wood with a lace-like grain pattern.
Usage: Usually used in plural form when referring to multiple trees or pieces of wood; Common in woodworking and furniture-making contexts
2. The hard, decorative wood obtained from lacewood trees, characterized by a distinctive lace-like or netted grain pattern, used in fine furniture and veneers.
Usage: Often used as a mass noun in woodworking; Prized for decorative applications

Examples

• The craftsman selected lacewoods for the cabinet doors because of their striking grain patterns.
• Lacewoods are native to tropical regions and are increasingly used in high-end furniture design.
• The veneer was made from carefully selected lacewoods to create a uniform appearance.
• Fine woodworkers appreciate lacewoods for their unique aesthetic qualities.
• The table featured inlays of various lacewoods that created an intricate geometric design.