Hangings [noun]

Your hangings must be of chintz, of pretty chintz, and you will put a cheerful carpet on the floor.

The walls were covered with silk and velvet hangings, ornamented with gold fringe, while rich carpets were spread underfoot.

The hangings and furniture were of royal crimson brocade, and the walls were covered with books.

In this climate hangings, whether of paper or silk, are liable to speedy decay from damp and insects.

There should be no wall paper, curtains, or hangings of any kind in a school or college building.

I looked round and saw nothing wanting, from the hangings on the wall to the pile of skins on the high place seats.

It was at Giffas, its long, stony street strewn with green palms, and its sordid houses gay with flowers and bright hangings.

Within all day long, helping to put up my hangings in my house in my wife's chamber, to my great content.

And one I staid to see drew a suit of hangings valued at L430, and they say are well worth the money, or near it.

General Gorgaud slept on a small tent bed with green silk hangings, which Napoleon had had with him in all his campaigns.