refurnish

How To Use refurnish In A Sentence

• Now a historic house museum and a National Historic Landmark, the Mount is in the midst of a major restoration campaign that will include refurnishing the interior to reflect Wharton's decade of residence.
• Then, as First Lady, she used her sophisticated taste to refurnish the White House as an emblem of the nation's important status and held court with her husband at state dinners and receptions.
• The Duke of York's lodgings at both palaces were remodelled and refurnished in anticipation of the 1673 marriage.
• As a former chairman of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Nancy Campbell was well suited to the task at hand and immediately began planning to refurbish and refurnish the house.
• He used the treasure to restore and refurnish the castle in keeping with the 15th century styles.
• You can refurnish your house several times over at IKEA for the cost of one complete set of really good furniture.
• It has been painstakingly refurnished and modernised to an extremely high standard, all done in the best possible taste.
• They have also announced ambitious and long-term plans to refurnish the picturesque Rudkins Mill, which is a wonderful landmark on their stretch of canal.
• Once on board the picture is not so clear, as large areas of her interior have been cleared and refurnished as galleries.
• Julia Pike, the museum's new curator/director, credits Gould with pushing to have the plaque restored, the wood refurnished and the glass replaced.