remodeled
v.v. to change the structure or look of something, especially a room or a building. You do this to make a space more modern or useful.
v. to alter the structure, shape, or appearance of something, typically a building or interior space. Refers to the past tense or past participle of 'remodel'.
They remodeled their kitchen last summer.
After buying the old farmhouse, the couple remodeled the entire ground floor to create an open-plan living area.
The historic hotel was extensively remodeled to incorporate modern luxury amenities while preserving the original architectural details that defined its character.
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object. In British English, it is often spelled with a double 'l' (remodelled).
They remodeled to the house.They remodeled the house.Remodel is a transitive verb and takes a direct object without a preposition.