Here’s a categorized list of **furniture classes** that are commonly found in interior design and project management. These categories cover various types of furniture based on function, design, and location within a space: ### **1. Living Room Furniture** - **Sofas and Couches**: Sectionals, loveseats, recliners, and sleeper sofas. - **Coffee Tables**: Center tables, nesting tables, and ottomans. - **End Tables/Side Tables**: Small tables placed beside seating. - **TV Units/Entertainment Units**: Consoles, media cabinets, and wall-mounted units. - **Armchairs and Lounge Chairs**: Comfortable chairs for lounging. - **Bookshelves/Bookcases**: For storing books and decorative items. - **Storage Cabinets**: Used for general storage purposes. - **Accent Chairs**: Decorative chairs often used for adding style to a room. ### **2. Bedroom Furniture** - **Beds**: Full, queen, king, twin beds, platform beds, and bunk beds. - **Nightstands/Bedside Tables**: Small tables placed beside the bed for convenience. - **Dressers**: Storage units for clothes, usually with drawers. - **Wardrobes**: Freestanding closets for clothes and accessories. - **Chest of Drawers**: Used for storing clothes, often in compact spaces. - **Vanity Tables**: Small desks used for grooming with mirrors. - **Headboards**: Attached to the top of the bed frame for support and decoration. - **Bedside Storage**: Space-efficient options like drawers or shelving next to t