Desktop 1.2.1: Added new decorative items craftable from Pumpkins and Spooky Wood.

Desktop 1.2.3: Over 100 new furnitures were added to existing tilesets.

Desktop 1.2.4: Over 100 new Furniture items have been added to complete old furniture types.

Sinks, Bewitching Table, Ancient Manipulator, and Sharpening Station have been added.

Desktop 1.3.4: War Table, War Table Banner, and Defender's Forge added.

Several new furniture items are now obtainable from Obsidian and Hellstone Crates.

Pylons, Decay Chamber, Void Vault, Bast Statue, Hat Rack, Picnic Tables, Potted Trees and Plasma Lamp added.

Desktop 1.4.0.5: Fixed bug where chests and other furniture items would crash the world when placed on non-solid tiles.

Lava will dislodge most placed furniture, with the exception of pumps, statues, and Obsidian Furniture found in the Ruined Houses of the Underworld.Īlthough furniture can not be actuated in-game, if done through the use of external Map viewers that have world editing feature, they still work, i.e.

Items that must be hung from 'ceiling' blocks (the underside of blocks) cannot be hung from platforms, unless said platform is hammered into its lowered position.

Most placed furniture can be freed with a pickaxe.Īlthough primarily decorative, when placed, the Pink Vase, Mug, and various cups also serve as a Placed Bottle crafting station. Furniture is acquired through crafting, by collecting furniture items that appear naturally in the world, dropped by Pirates, or purchasing from NPCs. Most furniture items are sorted into sets. Some are functional, such as crafting stations, Chests, Beds, mechanisms, and light sources (among others), while many are mainly decorative.

Furniture is a class of items that can be placed on blocks, or hung from them, usually to become background objects that characters can move over and through.

Terraria maps with all items