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Basic Nouns - Furniture

Here you will learn some English nouns related to furniture such as "table", "sofa", and "chair".

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table
table
[noun]

furniture with a usually flat surface on top of one or multiple legs that we can sit at or put things on

Ex: I cleared the table after dinner and washed the dishes. 
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cabinet
cabinet
[noun]

a piece of furniture with shelves or drawers for storing or displaying things

Ex: The cabinet doors are made of glass, allowing us to see inside. 
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desk
desk
[noun]

furniture we use for working, writing, reading, etc. that normally has a flat surface and drawers

Ex: I have a picture frame with a family photo on my desk. 
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chair
chair
[noun]

furniture with a back and often four legs that we can use for sitting

Ex: I placed my bag on the empty chair next to me. 
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stool
stool
[noun]

a seat, often with four legs, that does not include a any support for one's back or arms

Ex: She sat on a wooden stool at the kitchen counter. 
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bench
bench
[noun]

a long and hard seat that is normally made of metal or wood and two or multiple people can sit on

Ex: I like to sit on the bench and watch people walking by. 
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bookshelf
bookshelf
[noun]

‌a board connected to a wall or a piece of furniture on which books are kept

Ex: She organized her collection of novels neatly on the bookshelf in the living room. 
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dresser
dresser
[noun]

a piece of furniture containing several drawers, usually for keeping clothes

Ex: She kept her sweaters neatly folded in the top drawer of the dresser. 
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sofa
sofa
[noun]

a comfortable seat that has a back and two arms and enough space for two or multiple people to sit on

Ex: I spilled some coffee on the sofa, so I quickly cleaned it up. 
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canape
canape
[noun]

a small, decorative piece of furniture that has a back and arms, and is designed to seat two or three people

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couch
couch
[noun]

a piece of furniture that has a soft and comfortable area for two or more people to sit or rest on

Ex: After a long day, I like to relax on the couch with a good book. 
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sofa bed
sofa bed
[noun]

a sofa that is designed in a way that when unfolded forms a bed

Ex: The sofa bed in the guest room was perfect for when we had family over for the weekend. 
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bed
bed
[noun]

furniture we use to sleep on that normally has a frame and mattress

Ex: I have a bedside table next to my bed for my books and glasses. 
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curtain
curtain
[noun]

a hanging piece of cloth or other materials that covers a window, opening, etc.

Ex: She drew the curtains to block out the sunlight streaming into the room. 
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shade
shade
[noun]

a covering or blind used to block or reduce sunlight, typically on windows

Ex: She pulled down the shade to keep the room cool. 
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drape
drape
[noun]

a type of curtain that is long and thick

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carpet
carpet
[noun]

a thick piece of woven cloth, used as a floor covering

Ex: I laid the baby down on the soft carpet for a nap. 
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rug
rug
[noun]

something we use to cover or decorate a part of the floor that is usually made of thick materials or animal skin

Ex: I rolled up the rug to clean the floor underneath it. 
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mat
mat
[noun]

a small piece of thick material placed on the floor, often for decoration or comfort

Ex: The kitchen had a colorful mat by the sink. 
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doormat
doormat
[noun]

an object put on the ground in front of a door, used for cleaning the shoes on

Ex: She wiped her feet on the doormat before entering the house. 
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mirror
mirror
[noun]

a flat surface made of glass that people can see themselves in

Ex: He adjusted his tie while gazing into the mirror above the dresser. 
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rack
rack
[noun]

a structure or frame designed to hold or store objects

Ex: He placed the books on the rack in the study. 
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banquette
banquette
[noun]

an upholstered bench often built into a wall or used as built-in seating in a dining or kitchen area

Ex: The restaurant had a cozy corner with a banquette where families could sit together. 
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bar stool
bar stool
[noun]

a tall, narrow stool with a footrest, designed for seating at a bar or high counter

Ex: The kitchen has several bar stools lined up at the counter for extra seating. 
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deck chair

a type of folding chair designed for outdoor use, typically with a frame of wood or metal and a fabric or canvas seat and back that can be adjusted to recline

Ex: She relaxed in her deck chair by the pool, enjoying the warm sun. 
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fauteuil
fauteuil
[noun]

a French armchair with open sides, upholstered seat, back, and arms, and exposed wood frames

Ex: The antique shop had a beautiful fauteuil with intricate carvings on its wooden frame. 
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ottoman
ottoman
[noun]

a low upholstered seat or footstool without a back or arms

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recliner
recliner
[noun]

a soft and comfortable chair with a footrest and a back that can be adjusted to be set in a position one prefers

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chesterfield

a type of sofa or armchair with deep button tufting, rolled arms, and often made of leather

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day bed
day bed
[noun]

a bed that is designed to function as a seating area during the day and as a bed for sleeping at night, typically featuring a twin-sized mattress and a frame with a backrest and armrests

Ex: The day bed in the guest room doubles as a cozy reading nook during the day and a comfortable bed at night. 
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end table
end table
[noun]

a small table that is often situated next to a sofa or other furniture

Ex: She placed her cup of coffee on the end table next to the couch. 
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china cabinet

a type of cabinet used to store and display china dishes and other collectibles

Ex: The fine china was carefully arranged in the china cabinet for special occasions. 
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medicine cabinet

a small cabinet with shelves behind a mirrored door, used for storing medicines and first aid supplies

Ex: She opened the medicine cabinet to grab the pain relievers. 
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sideboard
sideboard
[noun]

a piece of furniture used for storing dishes, table linens, and other dining or serving items

Ex: She placed the silverware neatly in the drawers of the sideboard. 
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blind
blind
[noun]

a type of window covering, often made of cloth, that can be rolled up and down

Ex: She lowered the blind to block out the bright sunlight. 
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davenport
davenport
[noun]

a type of small writing desk with a slanted top that opens to reveal a flat writing surface and drawers or compartments for storage

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changing table

a table designed for changing babies' diapers, often with storage for supplies

Ex: She placed the baby on the changing table to change his diaper. 
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teapoy
teapoy
[noun]

a small, decorative table with a hinged or removable top, often used for storing tea or other small items, and commonly found in Indian and Southeast Asian homes

Ex: The teapoy in the corner of the room added a touch of elegance to the living space. 
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chaise longue

a long, upholstered seat for reclining, with a backrest at one end and a raised section for supporting the legs and feet

Ex: After a long day, she enjoyed relaxing on the chaise longue by the window, reading a book. 
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coffee table

a low table, often placed in a living room, on which magazines, cups, etc. can be placed

Ex: She placed a stack of magazines on the coffee table for guests to read. 
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dining table

a table on which people have meals

Ex: The family gathered around the dining table for a holiday meal. 
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nightstand

a small table or cabinet next to a bed for storing personal items, often with drawers or shelves

Ex: She placed her reading glasses and a glass of water on the nightstand before going to sleep. 
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dressing table

a low, mirrored table, often with drawers, that is used to see oneself when grooming or dressing oneself

Ex: She sat at her dressing table, carefully applying her makeup before the big event. 
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armchair
armchair
[noun]

a chair with side supports for the arms and a comfortable backrest, often used for relaxation or reading

Ex: The dog loves to curl up in the armchair when no one’s looking. 
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buffet
buffet
[noun]

a sideboard or piece of furniture in a dining room, typically with shelves or drawers for storing dishes

Ex: The antique buffet displayed fine china in the dining room. 
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counter
counter
[noun]

a table with a narrow horizontal surface over which goods are put or people are served

Ex: The cashier stood behind the counter. 
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entertainment center

a furniture unit designed for organizing and storing electronic entertainment devices

Ex: We recently bought a new entertainment center to replace the old one, and it has more space for DVDs and books. 
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drawer
drawer
[noun]

a sliding box-shaped piece of furniture found within a desk, dresser, or cabinet, used for organizing and storing items

Ex: She keeps her socks and underwear neatly folded in the top drawer of her dresser. 
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cupboard
cupboard
[noun]

a piece of furniture with shelves and doors, usually built into a wall, designed for storing things like foods, dishes, etc.

Ex: She found the cereal in the kitchen cupboard, right above the stove. 
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moquette
moquette
[noun]

a type of dense, durable, and woven carpet

Ex: The hotel lobby featured moquette carpeting that added a touch of elegance to the space. 
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