Synonyms and antonyms of Miscellaneous pieces of furniture in British Thesaurus

bookcase (noun)

a piece of furniture with shelves in it for putting books on

bookshelf (noun)

a shelf that you put books on

cheval glass (noun)

a long mirror fixed to a frame that stands on the floor

coat peg (noun)

an object fixed to a wall, door etc for hanging clothes on

coatstand (noun)

a piece of furniture consisting of a tall pole with hooks at the top for hanging coats and hats on

console (noun)

a piece of furniture designed to hold a television, radio, or other piece of electronic equipment

dressing table (noun)

a piece of bedroom furniture consisting of a table or set of drawers and a mirror

filing cabinet (noun)

a tall piece of office furniture with drawers in which you keep documents

fitted kitchen (noun)

British a kitchen with cupboards, shelves, and appliances that are fixed in particular places where they fit exactly

footstool (noun)

a small low piece of furniture for resting your feet on

hat stand (noun)

a piece of furniture consisting of a base and a pole with hooks at the top for hanging coats and hats on

hook (noun)

a curved piece of metal or plastic for hanging things on

pegboard (noun)

a large thin board that is fixed to a wall and that has holes in it for pegs or hooks on which you hang things, such as pans or tools

pouf (noun)

British a small soft piece of furniture that you can rest your feet on or sit on

rack (noun)

an object used for storing things that consists of a row of small shelves, spaces, or hooks

shelving (noun)

shelves, especially shelves that are fitted to a wall

stand (noun)

an object or a piece of furniture used for holding, supporting, or storing something