And although Nisbet couldn't squeeze the requested adjoining dressing room out of the master bedroom, she replaced the linens, carpet, headboard and window treatments, creating a fresher, more restful bedroom to "appease the wife while they wait [to move]." Dropping sales and plummeting prices have forced aspiring homeowners to postpone or cancel their moving plans.
Every few hours, replace the wet linen sheets with dry ones.
No one will ever convince me that some kind of Teflon-coated wrinkle-free getup will replace the crush of real linen or the rustle of real silk, a gracefully clinging neckline or an elongating cut.
If you don't have clean linens for bed and bath to replace the dirty ones, go ahead and prioritize them too.
The original bindings that held the layers in place, also made of linen, were beyond repair, so the staff members distressed pieces of new cotton and used them to replace the old ones.
She hung curtains and replaced the old tablecloths with creamy linens.
Roddy uses equal parts of parsley and basil with a little less mint in her book Five Quarters, and Tessa Kiros's Limoncello and Linen Water replaces the basil with tarragon, while Christopher Boswell's Verdure goes for parsley, thyme and mint.
Mr. Becker estimated that it will cost about $15 million to construct a new display area for the flag, including the costs of replacing the air-conditioning system and changing the linen backing if necessary.
Daubree in the chair. The following papers were read:—On linen cloths dyed bluish black, with the intention of replacing the indigo blue cloths employed in the uniforms of the French army, by M. Chevreul.
Deborah Spang wanted a more open look to the store so she replaced the cubicles and round racks with straight racks and opened up the shelves to hang more merchandise such as linens, she said.
Generally, hotels have schedules for replacing bed linens and curtains and the like as well as more durable items like furniture.
