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Grisaille is a term used in furniture and decorative arts to refer to a technique in which a painting or design is executed in shades of gray or a monochromatic color scheme, typically imitating sculpture or architectural elements. The term grisaille itself is derived from the French word gris which means gray. This technique is particularly employed in furniture decoration, wall murals, and decorative arts to create a trompe-loeil effect or to imitate the look of stone, metal, or marble. It is often used to bring depth and dimension to a piece or to create a subtle elegance in its design. Painting in gray tints, representing solid bodies in relief.