Meanings of redecorate in in English

They didn't redecorate in here during the refit?'

Some government departments feel like they were last redecorated in the 1970s.

It's in good condition but could do with redecorating in a more sympathetic style.

The one room she changed significantly was the master bedroom, which was redecorated in a 60s style.

The cinema dated from the 1950s and had recently been redecorated in keeping with the fashion of that time.

Every six months, each room was redecorated in the style of the Important Moment: now, the moment was twentieth century.

The walls were redecorated in colours chosen to evoke years of tobacco staining: all hugely expensive and all utterly fake.

They did basic structural work, like damp-proofing the downstairs, restoring and replacing period features, then redecorated in a smart modern style.

After they became engaged he, having watched for some favorite color of hers, had had this room redecorated in that shade.

Stories had been told to her of the green velvet, and therefore she had her drawing-room redecorated in the most uncompromising blue.

Upgrades and refurbishments have also been made to the hotel with a new facade and 24 bedrooms redecorated in a contemporary style.

The part that now faces you forms a portion of the building of François I, and Louis XIII., redecorated in part by Napoleon I.

The New Yorker, March 28, 1942 P. 13 An undertaker recently had his building completely redecorated in the modern style.

The trains are former two-level 1960s commuter carriages from Chicago, refurbished and redecorated in white, and opened to provide greater natural light and easy sightseeing.

The gold proscenium was put up in 1903, the ceiling was redecorated in 1908, and the present Grand Tier was installed in 1940.