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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C is for Cupboard

A cupboard is a piece of furniture that you store things in. It has shelves to put things on, and has doors to close to keep the things inside safe.

D is for Deck chair

A deck chair is a type of chair you usually sit on to relax, at a beach, in a park or on a cruise ship. Deck chairs are usually made from a timber frame and a cloth seat, and can be folded away when they aren't being used.

D is for Desk

A desk is a kind of table that is used for working on. A desk normally has drawers to keep things like pens and pencils in. Most desks are made out of wood or metal. Desks are almost always rectangular in shape.

D is for Drawer

A drawer is a kind of box that is fitted into a piece of furniture so it can be pulled out. Drawers have a handle or some other means of gripping onto them on the front to make them easy to pull out.
Some kinds of drawers have locks on them. This kind of drawer is usually found in a desk or file cabinet.

D is for Dresser

A dresser, or chest of drawers, is a piece of furniture with several drawers in it that is used for storing folded clothes.

E is for Easel

An easel is a piece of furniture you use to put paper or a canvas on when you are painting.
A file cabinet, or filing cabinet, is a piece of furniture with large drawers in it that have a rail inside. You can hook files onto the rails and store your paperwork inside them.

F is for Footstool

A footstool or footrest is a small piece of furniture designed for you to rest your feet on, usually while you are relaxing on a sofa.

F is for Furniture

Furniture is the name collectively used for items like tables, chairs, beds etc that you find inside your house. Furniture is generally something that you use, but some pieces of furniture are there only for decoration.

H is for Hammock

A hammock is a kind of bed that is hung between two supports. The hammock in the picture is hung between two trees.

H is for High chair

A high chair is a chair designed for feeding older babies in. They have a tray to put food onto, rails and straps to stop the baby falling out, and are quite tall so the baby is easy to feed by an adult without them having to bend down.

M is for Mattress

A mattress is a thick, soft object that is part of a bed. Mattresses are comfortable to lie on.

N is for Nightstand

A nightstand is a small table kept beside a bed. They might also be called a bedside table.

O is for Ottoman

An ottoman is a low seat with no arms, sometimes with a storage space inside. You often use an ottoman to put your feet up on, like a footstool.

P is for Pew

A pew is a type of bench for people to sit on while they are in a church.
A rocking chair is an ordinary chair with curved pieces fitted to the bottom of the legs so you can make it rock backwards and forwards. People like rocking chairs because they find the rocking motion soothing and relaxing.

S is for Seat

A seat is anything you can sit on, or a part of something you sit on, for example the seat of a chair.

If you want to invite someone to sit down, you might ask them to take a seat.

S is for Sofa

Also known as a couch, setee or lounge, a sofa is a soft, padded place to sit. Sofas usually fit two or three people.

S is for Spice rack

A spice rack is a small set of shelves designed to keep small jars of herbs and spices organised, so you can easily see what spices you have available.

S is for Stool

A stool is a chair that does not have a back rest or arms.