well-furnished

adjective

1. (of a room, house, etc) fitted out or decorated with attractive or good quality furniture, carpets, etc

   well furnished with tapestries and porcelain

2. amply stocked, equipped, or supplied

   he was well furnished with notebooks

Example Sentences

“But that it is such a well-furnished jail, one does not mind much.”

From New York Times

“These are well-furnished two- or three-deck yachts. Lavishly decorated,” Mr. Karakulov said.

From Washington Times

The best foundation for home decor is a well-furnished room, full of furniture that is truly loved and cared for.

From Seattle Times

One evening Farmer and I went to dinner at Pérez’s house, which was as large and well-furnished as a unit in a decent American housing development.

From Literature

“The Circle” trapped contestants inside well-furnished apartments and made them communicate only via a private social network, competing to become the most virtually popular, while “Love Is Blind” had couples dating without being able to see each other.

From New York Times