Furniture

If you can sit on it, lie on it, write on it or just leave it there for decoration, all your furniture and decoration needs are covered by this category.

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A is for Altar

An altar is a sacred place, often inside a church or shrine, where religious ceremonies take place.

A is for Armchair

An armchair is a comfortable chair made for one person. Armchairs are often padded and covered with cloth, leather, or another similar material.

B is for Bassinet

A bassinet (sometimes spelt bassinette) is a small bed for babies that are under a few months old. When babies are older they usually sleep in an infant bed.

B is for Beanbag

A beanbag is a large cloth bag full of small polystyrene beans. They are usually big enough to sit in. They squish and change shape when you sit in them so they are very comfortable. You can get very small beanbags too, which you can play games with or juggle with.

B is for Bed

A bed is a soft, comfortable place you sleep at night. Beds usually have a pillow to rest your head on, and sheets and blankets to keep you warm.
A bedside table is a small table kept next to a bed. It usually has drawers, shelves, or a small cupboard. People use it to hold things they want within easy reach while resting or sleeping, such as a lamp, clock, glasses, books, or medicine. A bedside table is also called a nightstand.

B is for Bench

A bench is a long seat that is designed for more than one person to sit on at once. Benches sometimes don't have a backrest. Benches are often seen in parks, or by bus stops.

B is for Bookshelf

A bookshelf is a piece of furniture that is used to store books on. Bookshelves can also be used to store anything that fits on them, but most people do use bookshelves just to store books.

B is for Bunk

A bunk is a narrow bed built into a wall or placed above another bed. Bunk beds have two beds, one on top of the other, and are often used in children's rooms, dormitories, ships and camps. The upper bed usually has a ladder and a safety rail.

C is for Cabinet

A cabinet is a piece of furniture that you store things in. Cabinet is a very general word to describe a piece of storage furniture with doors. Cabinets may be tall, small, bench height, or wall mounted.

C is for Carpet

A carpet is a soft, usually fluffy surface that is put down on floors. Carpet usually means something that covers the entire floor, but can sometimes mean a smaller rug. Sometimes people call carpet broadloom carpet or wall-to-wall carpet. Carpets make the floor feel soft and warm.

C is for Chair

A chair is a piece of furniture that you sit on. A chair is only supposed to fit one person, a chair that fits more is usually called a bench. Most chairs are made out of wood. The chair in the photo is made from wood.
A changing table, or change table, is a small table that you change a baby's soiled diaper on. They have a padded top and raised edges to keep the baby comfortable and stop them from rolling off onto the floor. Some change tables can be converted to nursery furniture later, and have drawers underneath them.

C is for Chest (Box)

A chest is a type of box, usually made from wood with a hinged lid. Chests are typically used to store things that are valuable.
A chest of drawers is a piece of furniture with several drawers stacked one above another. They are usually found in bedrooms, and people use them to store their folded clothes.

C is for Closet

A closet is a small room or other enclosed space in a house where people keep things. Closets are most often used to store clothes and shoes. They often have a bar for hanging clothes on, and shelves for storing other items.
A coffee table is a small, low table, usually set near a lounge suite, for people to put their coffee cups on. Coffee tables also get used for other drinks, books, magazines and for people to put their feet up on.

C is for Cot

A cot is a portable bed.

A cot is also another word for a crib.

C is for Couch

A couch is another word for a sofa.

C is for Crib

A crib is a small bed for a baby to sleep in. Cribs usually have bars on the sides so the baby doesn't fall out and hurt themselves - and the bars also keep older babies from escaping!
Cribs are also known as a cot or cradle or an infant bed.