refurnishing

During the refurnishing, the owners purchased only American made products.

In 1971, a marvelous renovation and refurnishing of the old library took place.

"I'll do some refurnishing," Maggie said, her tone still wary.

In more recent times, English Heritage has completed a refurnishing of the house and restored the surrounding buildings.

Rachel explained that her step-father had not stinted in his refurnishing of his new home.

He gave orders for the complete renovation and refurnishing of the entire house, adding a new wing and ripping out old rooms.

Redecoration and refurnishing were proceeding apace.

THIS attachment to detail, along with the refurnishing, makes the interior of Nottoway a special pleasure.

Towards the end of the eighteenth century, galleries were installed; these were removed, along with the box-pews in a complete refurnishing of 1871.

Online version of an article on the refurnishing of the Mérode Chapel, on sterre-der-zee.

Carlisle Cathedral Consulting architect from 1947-75, work included the Border Regiment Chapel and general refurnishing.

Having nearly no furniture original to the house, Truman hired the New York department store B. Altman's design department to oversee the refurnishing of the house.

The eye, falling upon them unwarned half an hour later, would have mistaken them for a pretty picture of domesticity; discussing some problem of meeting household expense, perhaps, or of planning the refurnishing of a room.

However, Villani is quick to add that those who spent too much on the lavish excesses of continuous remodelling and refurnishing of homes were sinners and could be "considered crazy because of their extravagant spending".

Then, about three years ago, after a fiasco involving the restoration and refurnishing of the Governor's mansion, Drumthwacket, had nearly bankrupt it, the society looked for a new home, raising a ruckus that cost the director his job.

French interior designer Stéphane Boudin made his first visit to the White House, to plan the refurnishing of the U.S. President's residence at the request of the new First Lady, Jacqueline Kennedy.

Charlotte Lloyd spent most of her energy supervising the refurnishing of her plaything, the Venneford castle, and at one time astonished her neighbors by importing from France an enormous organ, which she installed in the circular room where she did her entertaining.