oak leather

American  

noun

Mycology.

1. a thick sheet of mycelium occurring in decayed oak wood.

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Etymology

Origin of oak leather

First recorded in 1745–55

Example Sentences

Handsomely renovated interiors were designed by the in-demand Swedish firm Wingardhs, known for mixing materials — concrete, marble, oak, leather — with furnishings both midcentury and modern.

From New York Times

The sophisticated interiors feature a pale palette and rich materials, including oak, leather, copper, and marble.

From Architectural Digest

The stylish tavern boasts timeless materials like oak, leather, and raw steel, while geometric tile floors and limewashed walls keep things fresh.

From Architectural Digest

Comers networked in an upper-deck dining area replete with oak, leather and shagreen.

From Forbes

U. S. Army--Boy Scout Shoe is made of Shrewsbury leather with double sole of solid oak leather reinforced so that it cannot break away.

From Project Gutenberg