Synonyms and antonyms of General words for furniture and furnishings in British Thesaurus

a stick of furniture ()

a piece of furniture, usually one that is not worth much

fitment (noun)

British a piece of furniture or other object that is built into a room

fitting (noun)

British a piece of furniture such as a cooker that is fixed to part of a house but can be removed to be taken to another house. Fixed things that cannot be moved are called fixtures.

flat-pack (noun)

a piece of furniture that is sold in parts, which the customer must then fit together

furnishings (noun)

such things as furniture, carpets, and curtains

furniture (noun)

the chairs, tables, beds, cupboards etc that you put in a room or house so that you can live in it

movable (noun)

a possession that can be moved from one place to another, especially a piece of furniture

suite (noun)

British a set of matching pieces of furniture

unit (noun)

a piece of furniture or equipment that fits together with other pieces of the same type