Furniture

Accessing furniture

Furniture is placed through Build Mode (press I or click the Build Mode icon). The Furniture tab organizes items by room type. Within each category, items are sorted further by type (beds, chairs, tables, lighting, etc.). Prices are listed in Meow and deducted automatically when you place an item.

Furniture categories

There are 9 furniture categories in Build Mode:

Bedroom

See main article: Bedroom Furniture

Beds (adult and child), cabinets, wardrobes, hangers, rugs, storage, dressing tables, lighting, side tables, mirrors, stickers, and toys. Adult beds range from 350 to 2,080 Meow:

Children's beds include the Basic Children's Bed (320 Meow) and the Duck-Shaped Children's Bed (450 Meow). Baby furniture like the Changing Table (113 Meow), Sitting Support Chair (100 Meow), and Toddler Bouncer (428 Meow) is also in this category, though toddler furniture is currently decorative only in Early Access.

Living Room

See main article: Living Room Furniture

Sofas, TVs, cushions, chairs, rugs, and audio equipment. Sofas double as nap spots for partial sleep recovery.

Kitchen

See main article: Kitchen Furniture

Refrigerators, coffee machines, ovens, stovetops, range hoods, countertops, dining tables, and bar counters. The refrigerator and oven are the two main cooking appliances. Interact with either to open the cooking panel. See Restaurants and Dining for recipe details.

Bathroom

See main article: Bathroom Furniture

Sinks, bathtubs, shower booths, toilets, shelves, and bathroom supplies. Bathing fulfills the Hygiene need.

Home Office

See main article: Home Office Furniture

Computers, computer tables/desks, office supply clutter, shelves, cabinets, bookcases, paintings, and plants. The computer is used for music composition, job searching, programming skill training, and selling digital creations.

Hobby

See main article: Hobby Furniture

Fitness equipment, instruments, photography items, entertainment items, easels, the 3D Printer, and the Furniture Workbench. Some notable items and prices:

Outdoors

See main article: Outdoor Furniture

Tables, chairs, sunbeds, beach items, floor panels, flower pots, trees, and outdoor stoves/cooking appliances. This category got a bunch of new items with the Cahaya update in August 2025.

Social Event

See main article: Social Event Furniture

Party items, flea market stalls, wedding items, stages, thematic lighting, photo booths, and party booths. The Flea Market Stand (270+ Meow) goes here, it lets you sell items during Social Events. See the shopping article for how flea market selling works.

Other

See main article: Other Furniture

Food stalls, playground rides, outdoor facilities, amusement park rides, fountains, cars, and industrial furniture. Most of these are for public lot decoration through the City Editor.

Customization

Every piece of furniture can be customized after placement. Click on it in Build Mode and select the paintbrush icon to open the customization panel. Each section of the furniture can be changed independently. A bed, for example, has five customizable parts: the frame, mattress, sheets, and two separate sets of pillows.

The customization options include:

My Texture

The My Texture feature lets you apply fully custom textures to nearly any item. Two methods are available:

This is the same system used for walls, floors, and roofs. It works surprisingly well for things like custom wallpaper, but results on complex 3D surfaces can be hit or miss.

Craft tab

The Craft tab is the fourth tab in Build Mode's left-side menu. It has two main features: Custom Furniture and the 3D Printer.

Custom Furniture

This lets you build furniture from preset in-game model components by mixing and matching parts from different styles. Four furniture types are available in Early Access:

There's no limit on how many custom furniture pieces you can create. Created items appear in your Craft inventory and still cost Meow to place. Custom furniture designs can be uploaded to Canvas for other players to download.

3D Printer

The 3D Printer creates decorative objects from uploaded 2D images using AI. Upload a picture, wait about 20 seconds, and you get a 3D object. A few things to keep in mind:

• Use images with plain backgrounds for best results.

• JPEGs work well for fully 3D objects; PNGs with transparent backgrounds are better for flat items.

• Avoid images with holes, glare, or direct sunlight, these confuse the AI.

• Simpler objects produce better results than complex ones.

• 3D-printed objects are decorative only Zois can't interact with them.

• Objects can be attached to Zois as accessories: hats, wings, guns, masks, and other costume pieces.

• Running other GPU-heavy programs at the same time may crash the game during 3D printing.

3D printed objects can be uploaded to Canvas as furniture presets for the community.

Placement controls

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