Furnishing Sources

Furnishing Sources Categories
Furnishings	Lighting	Floorcoverings

Decorating	Lamps	Carpet
Accessories	Window Treatments	Tile
Appliances	Blinds	Ceramic
Artwork	Fabrics	Rugs Tapestries
Floral Arrangements	Wallcoverings	Flooring
Furniture	Wallpaper	Laminates
Faux Finishes	Cabinetry
Wood
Glass
Other Popular Furnishing Sources Terms

Furniture	ADO	Boyles
Tables	AICO	Bradington-Young
Dressers	American Drew	Braemore
Sofas	Arte De Mexico	Braxton Culler
Chairs	Ashley Furniture	Broyhill Furniture
Bedroom	Baker	Bush
Mattresses	Barcalounger	Century
Armoires	Barn Door	Clayton Marcus
Loveseat	Bassett	Cochrane Furniture
Futon	Bed Time	Councill
Recliners	Bernhardt
Book Shelves	Best Chairs
Home Office	Blackhawk
Desks	Bluegrass Furniture
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fur·nish·ing (fûr'nĭi-shĭing)
n.

A piece of equipment necessary or useful for comfort or convenience.
furnishings The furniture, appliances, and other movable articles in a home or other building.
furnishings Wearing apparel and accessories.

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furnishing

noun

A piece of equipment for comfort or convenience: appointment (used in plural), movable. Chiefly British fitting (used in plural). See machine.

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furnishing

Furnishings (aka art objects, decorative arts, knick-knacks, bric-a-brac) are the objects, other than furniture, that occupy an interior space. They can be purely decorative or fill a functional, symbolic, or religious purpose. Unlike furniture, furnishings do not support the human body or provide storage. However, certain furnishings, such as lighting, are as essential to interior design and commodious living as furniture or architecture. Paintings, photography, drawings, and other (usually 2D) works defined as fine art are not generally considered furnishing.

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