1. plural of furniture; movable objects such as tables, chairs, beds, and cabinets used to furnish a room or building
Usage: In standard English, 'furniture' is typically used as an uncountable noun and does not have a regular plural form. 'Furnitures' is non-standard and rarely used in formal writing or speech.; May appear in specialized contexts (e.g., antique trade, interior design catalogs) to refer to distinct furniture pieces or collections, but this usage is not standard.

Examples

• The store sells a variety of furniture for every room in your home.
• We need to buy new furniture for the living room.
• The antique dealer specializes in 18th-century furniture.
• Moving all the furniture up the stairs was exhausting.
• Modern furniture often emphasizes clean lines and minimalist design.