Meanings of chestnut wood in English

The beautiful roof of Westminster Abbey is made of chestnut wood.

They were driving through a fine piece of chestnut wood as she said this.

Could we not have it painted to imitate chestnut wood?

Spanish chestnut wood, but nothing else Spanish about them.

It was still dreadfully hot, but to the left, across the lawn, lay the cool depths of the chestnut wood.

Upstairs, six pretty bedrooms have beautiful chestnut wood floors made by Stefano, who also made the doors and the bedsteads.

Jack threw it over his left shoulder, and that minute there arose behind them a chestnut wood ten miles wide.

The side furthest from the roadway, with its clumps of hazels, alder thicket, and chestnut wood in the distance was left open.

At the bottom, in a corner, near the casement, was a little iron bed, and a small round table in chestnut wood.

The attic and roof beams were made by hand from chestnut wood and are held fast by pegs driven their full length.

She turned and stood with arms akimbo, staring out of the little window which gave on the sun-baked lawn bounded by the chestnut wood.

The rafters of the ceiling formed compartments adorned with arabesques in the style of the preceding century, which preserved the colors of the chestnut wood.

It made a noble and spacious laboratory, with its wide nave and lovely roof of chestnut wood, whereof the corbels were seraphs, white-robed and golden-winged.

There was the dark smile of chestnut woods as among the Apennines.

They had a house at Haslemere, with Spanish chestnut woods all round it.

But what was lovely was the fall to go hunting through the chestnut woods.