well-finished

British  

adjective

1. (of a garment, piece of furniture, interior decoration, etc) completed with a high degree of attention to detail and surface appearance

   the woodwork is well finished

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Example Sentences

Steven Fletcher and Dylan Levitt scored for the hosts either side of Michael Smith's well-finished equaliser before Shankland's 94th minute spot-kick.

From BBC

It's hard work, but he enjoys the satisfaction that comes with a well-finished rec room.

From Literature

When I asked for her opinion of a pair of shoes that weren’t exactly thongs but had a little divider for the big toe, she said, “If that’s not a really smooth leather and really well-finished on either side, you’re probably going to get rubbing”—rubbing in sandals being the greatest of all sins.

From Slate

“What’s so beautiful about Clayton’s work,” said Dwayne Jones, executive director of the Galveston Historical Foundation, “is that he had a sense of restraint that some other architects of the period didn’t have. He had a superb mastery of materials; his buildings were well-finished. They are inspirational types of places.”

From Washington Times

Anthony Watson grabbed a well-finished brace, while Henry Slade also crossed.

From BBC