furnish

/ˈfɜːnɪʃ/verb

To put furniture or necessary equipment into a room or building.

Example sentence

“It took them a month to furnish their new apartment.”

The formal second sense is worth knowing: to furnish details, evidence, or proof means to supply them, common in legal and business letters.

Related words

renovateTo repair and update something old, such as a building, so it looks new again.broomA cleaning tool made of stiff fibers attached to a long handle, used to sweep floors.householdAll the people who live together in one home, considered as a single unit.towelA piece of absorbent cloth used for drying wet things, especially your body after washing.tenantA person who rents a home, land, or other property from its owner.mattressA large soft pad for lying and sleeping on, usually filled with springs and cushioning material and covered in fabric.