Home and Furniture
Learn to describe rooms, furniture, and household items in English with this essential vocabulary set.
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Word List
| Word | Definition | My words | |
|---|---|---|---|
| bedroom | A room in a house used for sleeping | ||
| kitchen | A room where food is prepared and cooked | ||
| bathroom | A room with a bath or shower, a sink, and usually a toilet | ||
| sofa | A comfortable seat with a back and arms, wide enough for two or more people | ||
| wardrobe | A tall piece of furniture with a door, used for storing clothes | ||
| shelf | A flat board fixed to a wall or in a cupboard, used for keeping things on | ||
| carpet | A thick covering for a floor, made from wool or other material | ||
| curtain | A piece of fabric that hangs over a window to block light or give privacy | ||
| drawer | A box-shaped part of a piece of furniture that slides in and out for storing things | ||
| lamp | A device that produces light, usually placed on a table or attached to a wall | ||
| ceiling | The upper surface of a room, opposite the floor | ||
| stairs | A set of steps inside or outside a building that go from one level to another | ||
| pillow | A soft cushion for resting your head on when sleeping | ||
| blanket | A large piece of warm fabric used as a covering on a bed | ||
| rent | To pay money to live in a house or flat that belongs to someone else | ||
| tidy | Neat and in order, with everything in its proper place | ||
| cosy | Warm, comfortable, and making you feel relaxed | ||
| move in | To begin living in a new home |
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