padauk
- noun
- /pəˈdɔk/
- The walls were painted in a beautiful shade of padauk.
Examples
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She chose a padauk dress that complemented her tan and the autumn wedding palette.
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They recommended a padauk accent wall to coordinate with the walnut kitchen cabinets.
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The designer painted the entryway in padauk to bring warmth to the modern space.
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I love the padauk color of this fabric!
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The vibrant padauk color adds a beautiful touch to the living room decor.
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She chose a padauk finish for her new dining table to highlight its rich tones.
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In the fashion show, several outfits featured padauk shades that caught everyone's attention.
Synonyms
Compounds
- UK
A tree from India and Myanmar that gives reddish-brown wood used for furniture and carving
Surface Forms
Etymology
Padauk as a color is named after the wood's warm 'red-orange' tone. So calling something padauk means it has the same warm reddish-orange color as the wood.