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soft furnishings

British  

plural noun

  1. curtains, hangings, rugs, etc

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The pair said they were worried about the potential fire hazard caused by the rubbish, with the detritus outside the property including soft furnishings and abandoned gas canisters.

From BBC

“I do like pillows,” Hamilton says, noting that he recently bought a sewing machine so he can make his own soft furnishings.

From Los Angeles Times

The echoes of a hotel are deliberate, as are the care packages and soft furnishings and soft lighting to go with the hospital bed and monitors.

From BBC

As well as polyurethane, which provides cushioning, the outside of soft furnishings might contain polyester - also part of the plastic family.

From BBC

They added that the revamp had seen work on the Billiard Room's flooring, paint work, soft furnishings and light shades.

From BBC