expensively furnished

They live in a huge house which is very expensively furnished.

One of the photographs was taken in an expensively furnished living room.

Thus, the house was large, expensively furnished, and basically empty.

The office above the casino was beautifully and expensively furnished.

It had been expensively furnished with low sleek European furniture.

Though it was expensively furnished, the living space seemed sterile, almost as if no one lived there.

Finally she was ushered into a Large and expensively furnished bedroom.

His consultation room is not "very luxurious and expensively furnished."

She was also to receive $6 million in cash and an expensive apartment, expensively furnished.

It was often expensively furnished and had a decorative vault.

The room was large and expensively furnished, but in stark black and white.

Later, some fifty superior houses were purchased for them and expensively furnished.

Keane followed her into a large, expensively furnished office.

"In a nursery that's more expensively furnished than our bedroom," she replied a little sharply.

It was a study, less elegantly but just as expensively furnished as the living room.

Intruders burst into the crowded, expensively furnished living room.

It was quite different really, not so old for one thing, and inside far more elaborately and expensively furnished.

It was expensively furnished in a rich.

The room was simply but expensively furnished with three Persian rugs spread over light wood floorboards.

Simpson was polished; his home was elegantly and expensively furnished.

The planning for the lushly planted and expensively furnished roof deck finally started a year ago.

The house was expensively furnished but looked comfortable; there was a sense of pleasant disarray.

Madame Jessica's parlor was both expansive and expensively furnished.

The rest of the living room, which also doubled as a dining room, was sparely but expensively furnished.

Cheerfully and expensively furnished, it was littered with photographs of men - no, of one man.