
Spanish Vocabulary: Names of Furniture in Spanish
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Welcome to the official blog of our Spanish Academy, where today we will delve into the fascinating world of “furniture in Spanish” (muebles en español).
Our goal is to provide you with valuable insights and knowledge from our native Spanish speakers, helping you learn Spanish as a second language in a fun and engaging way.
In this post, we will describe various pieces of furniture that are essential to any Spanish-speaking household. From the bedroom (el dormitorio) to the garden (el jardín), we will talk about items such as el armario (wardrobe) and el closet (closet), highlighting the subtle differences between them.
As we explore the outdoors, you’ll learn about the unique plastic bench (banco de plástico) that is commonly found in gardens across Spanish-speaking countries.
We will also take a look at the heart of the home, discussing the all-important kitchen sink (fregadero de cocina) and its vital role in daily life.
Throughout our journey, we will introduce you to various tables (mesas), shelves (estanterías), and other indispensable pieces of furniture, making it easy for you to incorporate these new terms into your everyday conversations.
So, whether you are a seasoned Spanish learner or just beginning your language journey, join us in this exciting talk about the world of furniture in Spanish.
Furniture Materials in Spanish
Let’s get to know the furniture in Spanish from its origin! So let’s first take a look at the materials from which the furnitures are commonly made.
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English 11905_32a56c-15> |
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Madera 11905_4758f5-18> |
Wood 11905_5e242c-b5> |
Metal 11905_36d322-4c> |
Metal 11905_90aea6-9b> |
Vidrio 11905_446324-46> |
Glass 11905_b2f3ca-37> |
Plástico 11905_fa430e-ec> |
Plastic 11905_5a5777-09> |
Cuero 11905_314704-84> |
Leather 11905_ba46fe-70> |
Tela 11905_b40400-68> |
Fabric 11905_23f0aa-42> |
Ratán 11905_7419d8-a0> |
Rattan 11905_9abc55-e7> |
Bambú 11905_1242ac-a5> |
Bamboo 11905_027e3d-0a> |
Hierro forjado 11905_32c927-43> |
Wrought iron 11905_21ee80-7c> |
Mimbre 11905_3cb521-98> |
Wicker 11905_d049aa-e3> |
Acero inoxidable 11905_9fed1d-d4> |
Stainless steel 11905_198fe4-52> |
Aluminio 11905_20467e-62> |
Aluminum 11905_aaf35c-0e> |
Latón 11905_97a787-b1> |
Brass 11905_c0d19a-a3> |
Cobre 11905_5478ef-b8> |
Copper 11905_2eacf5-58> |
Bronce 11905_61062f-e9> |
Bronze 11905_b2333a-f5> |
Hierro 11905_35e315-11> |
Iron 11905_295d75-1f> |
Knowing these words will help you describe the materials of different furniture items in Spanish. For example:
- Este sofá es de cuero
This sofa is made of leather
- La mesa es de madera
The table is made of wood
Whether you’re shopping for furniture or simply admiring the design of a piece, having the vocabulary to describe its materials in Spanish can enrich your understanding and appreciation.
Spanish Vocabulary Of The Areas Of The House
Before we start explaining exactly the furniture in Spanish, let’s see what are the different areas that exist in the house. This is important to learn because we don’t have a toilet in the kitchen, right?
So let’s learn to differentiate and name in Spanish the different areas of the house so we don’t end up putting a toilet in la cocina (the kitchen)!
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English 11905_7622f6-e0> |
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Sala 11905_91c9fa-e3> |
Living Room 11905_956516-6d> |
Comedor 11905_b32937-6f> |
Dining Room 11905_4efede-d3> |
Cocina 11905_bbb5a0-52> |
Kitchen 11905_16bef5-f5> |
Dormitorio/habitación 11905_9dcf76-74> |
Bedroom 11905_487fb2-c2> |
Baño 11905_1d073d-2b> |
Bathroom 11905_585033-e4> |
Lavandería 11905_df5af0-9f> |
Laundry Room 11905_f6f815-bc> |
Garaje 11905_316223-e7> |
Garage 11905_b856aa-e9> |
Jardín 11905_af42aa-34> |
Garden 11905_2e14b9-a9> |
Terraza 11905_0cfa2f-91> |
Terrace 11905_47150b-eb> |
11905_0490f3-36> |
Balcony 11905_5f33f5-a6> |
Pasillo 11905_b29174-93> |
Hallway 11905_27056b-37> |
Escalera 11905_fda512-c5> |
Staircase 11905_38dbb2-81> |
Ático 11905_6d2096-00> |
Attic 11905_6ed3f5-e6> |
Sótano 11905_4a0e2e-0a> |
Basement 11905_7a28bc-94> |
Living room Furniture In Spanish
Now let’s move on to the busiest area of the home: the living room. It’s that area where family gatherings happen, where most of our visitors stay, where we watch a family movie and more.
It is that place in the house that is open to everyone! Let’s learn what are its most common furnitures in Spanish.
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English 11905_de8042-1a> |
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Sofá 11905_738982-f8> |
Sofa 11905_ddd047-71> |
Sillón 11905_ad4608-17> |
Armchair 11905_b62257-0d> |
Lámpara de mesa 11905_bdbd93-e7> |
Table Lamp 11905_5874f7-a6> |
Estantería 11905_8b8bab-b1> |
Bookshelf 11905_5390de-43> |
Cuadro 11905_cba0f9-44> |
Painting 11905_f7c3a5-d9> |
Chimenea 11905_b11b0d-62> |
Fireplace 11905_810b49-44> |
Alfombra 11905_20b526-96> |
Rug 11905_aac9fe-e7> |
Cojín 11905_471e34-f3> |
Cushion 11905_5821ea-41> |
Cortina 11905_5aeed7-94> |
Curtain 11905_f614ee-49> |
Televisor 11905_146abe-db> |
Television 11905_b404ad-bc> |
Bedroom Furniture In Spanish
The bedroom is the most personal place we have! They say that what you have in your room is even able to define your personality. Here are some of the most common bedroom furniture items you might encounter in a Spanish-speaking country.
It’s worth noting that some of these terms may have regional variations, so it’s always a good idea to check with a native speaker if you’re unsure.
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English 11905_72cb49-73> |
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Cama 11905_308ed9-57> |
Bed 11905_9af7d2-72> |
Colchón 11905_637a16-9f> |
Mattress 11905_1674b8-7d> |
Almohada 11905_f56333-9f> |
Pillow 11905_eabbee-9a> |
Sábana 11905_33cc7b-25> |
Sheet 11905_64388a-8f> |
Edredón 11905_eaf7d8-b6> |
Duvet 11905_6f5155-76> |
Manta 11905_0a8ce3-4b> |
Blanket 11905_c5c1f8-86> |
Cabecero 11905_969efe-81> |
Headboard 11905_44cdab-0b> |
Mesa de noche 11905_ed1c0b-4e> |
Nightstand 11905_6b0d82-a8> |
Lámpara de mesa 11905_4e7d59-55> |
Table lamp 11905_aad183-95> |
Armario 11905_be5296-fb> |
Wardrobe 11905_cf9620-62> |
Cajonera 11905_87d6ba-72> |
Chest of drawers 11905_9e20d3-9c> |
Cómoda 11905_c040b9-f6> |
Dresser 11905_e4f28f-3d> |
Espejo 11905_2613da-7a> |
Mirror 11905_9b58e4-0c> |
Perchero 11905_15ff10-2a> |
Coat rack 11905_df99d5-b2> |
Banqueta 11905_8e5d4c-47> |
Bench 11905_a8ae0e-18> |
Silla 11905_32b13e-93> |
Chair 11905_89807d-a2> |
Estantería 11905_d48cff-5c> |
Bookshelf 11905_ebd26d-f7> |
Cortina 11905_5b78f9-7d> |
Curtain 11905_df70eb-34> |
Persianas 11905_78d5c4-a9> |
Blinds 11905_a6dba9-75> |
La mesa de noche 11905_4c3ff5-fc> |
The night table 11905_c914c9-bb> |
Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture In Spanish
Here are some of the most common kitchen furniture items and appliances you might encounter in a Spanish-speaking country. Also, remember that some of these terms may have regional variations. Check with a native speaker!
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English 11905_93e52a-2f> |
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Mesa 11905_535fc5-aa> |
Table 11905_04f8c4-e5> |
Silla 11905_09cb03-c0> |
Chair 11905_7ac153-c2> |
Taburete 11905_72763e-33> |
Stool 11905_e919a6-9f> |
Alacena 11905_ad12d9-9d> |
Upper cabinet 11905_a64465-53> |
Estantería 11905_009824-66> |
Shelf 11905_024442-c0> |
Cajón 11905_c384db-9c> |
Drawer 11905_ff021f-f6> |
Fregadero 11905_b645fa-4f> |
Sink 11905_a248ff-9e> |
Grifo 11905_21001e-75> |
Faucet 11905_1284fd-35> |
Encimera 11905_d305d5-55> |
Countertop 11905_7ed86f-6d> |
Campana 11905_ca983c-ce> |
Range hood 11905_89ac03-60> |
Horno 11905_a85ac0-68> |
Oven 11905_c875b3-94> |
Cocina 11905_c5ff98-91> |
Stove 11905_397afc-cb> |
Microondas 11905_cfb788-29> |
Microwave 11905_53252e-65> |
Lavavajillas 11905_f11b8b-54> |
Dishwasher 11905_7dcbad-cd> |
Nevera/Refrigerador 11905_806602-40> |
Refrigerator 11905_a16227-a5> |
Congelador 11905_40d8bf-27> |
Freezer 11905_6c0fa3-7c> |
Dispensador de agua 11905_7a30b6-e0> |
Water dispenser 11905_096069-62> |
Batidora 11905_bc23fb-cc> |
Blender 11905_15d87b-79> |
Cafetera 11905_5bdba0-2b> |
Coffee maker 11905_97b438-56> |
Tostadora 11905_a16946-fb> |
Toaster 11905_037c27-b3> |
Exprimidor 11905_152621-47> |
Juicer 11905_79d879-b1> |
Licuadora 11905_4b9ae6-c1> |
Blender 11905_1ac7e8-d1> |
Olla 11905_320fe0-f7> |
Pot 11905_c729da-6b> |
Sartén 11905_8ee5b2-fb> |
Pan 11905_6f8f99-51> |
Cuchillo 11905_d8d088-7e> |
Knife 11905_012ab6-db> |
Tenedor 11905_abfa4d-e4> |
Fork 11905_de6086-24> |
Cuchara 11905_9f4f47-54> |
Spoon 11905_d721d5-a5> |
Plato 11905_e8dd02-33> |
Plate 11905_c8b187-ba> |
Taza 11905_4f8db9-e1> |
Cup 11905_5582b8-e2> |
Bathroom Furniture In Spanish
The bathroom is the most intimate place in every home. It is where we wash ourselves and do our needs. It is important to know how to name the bathroom furniture in Spanish in order to have a much wider vocabulary and make good purchases online!
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English 11905_004d1e-80> |
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Lavabo 11905_f6c0d8-d6> |
Sink 11905_bbca9e-8c> |
Inodoro 11905_52da61-96> |
Toilet 11905_ae29eb-f3> |
Bañera 11905_caabfb-ca> |
Bathtub 11905_abd20a-71> |
Ducha 11905_c48798-cd> |
Shower 11905_e50118-1a> |
Bidé 11905_90157a-1c> |
Bidet 11905_aef572-84> |
Espejo 11905_0d7d70-92> |
Mirror 11905_c437a6-64> |
Armario de baño 11905_25d1dd-aa> |
Bathroom Cabinet 11905_e16573-85> |
Toallero 11905_08ecaa-8b> |
Towel Rack 11905_7add91-d0> |
Papelera 11905_c221eb-3c> |
Trash Can 11905_329ba2-d1> |
Jabonera 11905_c0c7b6-a3> |
Soap Dish 11905_098f0d-91> |
Dispensador de jabón 11905_5d886c-13> |
Soap Dispenser 11905_4c64d1-72> |
Cepillo de dientes 11905_79ed55-0f> |
Toothbrush 11905_faf4be-64> |
Portarrollos 11905_5a43b7-60> |
Toilet Paper Holder 11905_13f04b-62> |
Cortina de ducha 11905_e463f2-a0> |
Shower Curtain 11905_d92565-b3> |
Grifo 11905_374ca7-c2> |
Faucet 11905_b4114e-86> |
Toalla 11905_6b9f5f-ef> |
Towel 11905_969869-ec> |
Laundry Room Furniture In Spanish
The small space in the home where we clean our clothes, sheets, towels, etc. Let’s learn how to name the most common furnitures found in this space of the home!
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English 11905_73d67c-10> |
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Lavadora 11905_a28d12-a5> |
Washing Machine 11905_c00ca6-c6> |
Secadora 11905_1e33e2-b4> |
Dryer 11905_625e8f-02> |
Tabla de planchar 11905_2f44c2-2b> |
Ironing Board 11905_28bec4-92> |
Plancha 11905_f7b59f-68> |
Iron 11905_9bfc7c-bb> |
Armario de lavandería 11905_d6db41-00> |
Laundry Cabinet 11905_549385-db> |
Outdoor Furniture In Spanish
And not least: the outdoor space! That we tend to overlook because as it is outside, we forget that it is part of the house. Let’s learn how to name the objects that decorate the outside of our home in Spanish!
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English 11905_ca17c6-fe> |
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Silla de jardín 11905_9e5a85-7d> |
Garden Chair 11905_9bdbed-54> |
Mesa de jardín 11905_d559c2-64> |
Garden Table 11905_61b3bf-0e> |
Sombrilla 11905_83d67d-29> |
Umbrella 11905_d5e4e4-f9> |
Banco de jardín 11905_289a98-81> |
Garden Bench 11905_c32ce4-34> |
Cojín para exteriores 11905_162382-5b> |
Outdoor Cushion 11905_f77f0f-70> |
Barbacoa 11905_6b1da2-77> |
Barbecue 11905_b7d5b9-11> |
Chimenea exterior 11905_c080a4-f0> |
Outdoor Fireplace 11905_f83fa2-14> |
Farol 11905_0d93cb-57> |
Lantern 11905_17c5c3-4d> |
Maceta 11905_3b2c71-be> |
Flowerpot 11905_2bb206-96> |
Césped artificial 11905_ad2645-14> |
Artificial Grass 11905_4b8690-c6> |
Home Office Furniture In Spanish
In the 21st century, most homes have a home office or at least a space to work, thanks to the great possibilities of working online. Therefore, let’s also name the essential items of furniture for a home office room!
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English 11905_e62cd7-8b> |
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Escritorio 11905_96496a-25> |
Desk 11905_e85022-bc> |
Silla de escritorio 11905_07bbf0-da> |
Office Chair 11905_701d21-c0> |
Estantería 11905_2e9d1e-29> |
Bookshelf 11905_bc0f04-7c> |
Lámpara de escritorio 11905_2c613e-72> |
Desk Lamp 11905_4f0f4a-f8> |
Archivador 11905_c2272c-78> |
File Cabinet 11905_d0820e-62> |
Computadora 11905_052840-eb> |
Computer 11905_c8aa61-7a> |
Monitor 11905_f075af-7b> |
Monitor 11905_ded83a-06> |
Teclado 11905_0c214a-d8> |
Keyboard 11905_32f008-61> |
Impresora 11905_4a4a4d-f5> |
Printer 11905_fd45c7-9f> |
Ratón 11905_da324d-2f> |
Mouse 11905_3be032-3d> |
Organizador de escritorio 11905_cfe771-28> |
Desk Organizer 11905_797c72-06> |
Why Is It Important To Learn To Name Furniture In Spanish?
Learning to name furniture in Spanish is crucial for effectively communicating with a native Spanish speaker, especially when living in or visiting a Spanish-speaking country. It allows you to engage with the local culture and navigate various everyday situations more easily.
When visiting a friend’s home, knowing furniture vocabulary helps you compliment their new furniture or ask questions. Example sentences include “Me encanta tu nueva cama” (I love your new bed) and “¿Dónde compraste esta mesa de noche?” (Where did you buy this nightstand?).
In emergencies or when giving directions, terms like door (la puerta) and bed (la cama) are essential. Example sentences here are “Por favor, abre la puerta” (Please open the door) and “Necesitamos mover la cama para tener más espacio” (We need to move the bed to have more space).
Discussing furniture in Spanish also allows you to engage more authentically with the Spanish-speaking culture. For instance, when socializing at a bar or talking about your favorite TV spot, using the right vocabulary can spark interesting conversations.
You could say “Me gusta ver la televisión desde la cama” (I like watching TV from the bed) or “Tengo un gran armario en mi habitación” (I have a large wardrobe in my bedroom).
In conclusion, learning to talk about furniture in Spanish, using terms like door (la puerta), bed (la cama), wardrobe (el armario), and nightstand (la mesa de noche), allows for more fluent and confident interactions with native Spanish speakers.
Whether you’re complimenting new furniture, giving directions, or engaging in casual conversation, mastering this vocabulary will enhance your experience in Spanish-speaking countries and help you connect with the Spanish-speaking culture.
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In conclusion, understanding furniture vocabulary in Spanish is essential for those who wish to communicate effectively with native Spanish speakers.
Throughout this article, we have explored specific furniture vocabulary, including keywords such as “coffee table” (mesa de centro), “chairs” (sillas), “armchair” (sillón), “beds” (camas), “refrigerator” (refrigerador), “closet” (armario), and “floor” (suelo).
Learning these words will not only enrich your vocabulary but also allow Spanish learners to engage in more meaningful and authentic conversations with native speakers.
Moreover, we have examined how to incorporate these vocabulary words into common phrases and expressions used in everyday life, particularly in the context of the home and the living room (sala de estar).
Mastering these terms will make students feel more comfortable and confident when discussing furniture and its arrangement in a space.
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No matter if you are a beginner or an experienced speaker, improving your Spanish vocabulary, particularly in the realm of furniture, will bring you closer to your linguistic and cultural goals.
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