DECORATION
48 furnishing items.
The store sells the game partly on decorating: hundreds of options, steampunk to retro. The wiki indexes a fraction of that, split into furniture and decor.
COMMUNITY INDEX
Every name below was published by the community wiki, which we read through its own API on 2026-10-31. We have not confirmed a single one in the client, and the wiki’s own articles run 16–34 words each. Treat this as an inventory, not as advice.
Furniture
26 seats, tables and lamps.
- Christmas Tree
- Rocking Chair
- The Armchair
- The Assembly Table
- The Bed
- The Carpenter Machine
- The Carpet
- The Chair
- The Fireplace
- The Hanger
- The Small Table
- The Sofa
- The Spinning Machine
- The Table
- The Wardrobe
Decor
22 ornaments and outdoor pieces.
- Alpine Rock Garden
- Ancient Amphora
- Barrier
- Bomb
- Car
- Fence
- Flower Bed
- Flower Tile
- Garden tile
- Green bush
- Heroes of the Norkirian War
- Lantern
- Mail Box
- Rope Fence
- Sandy fence
- Statue of Ra
- Thorns
- Tile
- Well
- Wooden Path
The fashion problem
Several furniture entries carry a bracketed number instead of a name (“The Armchair (29)”), which suggests the wiki stores variants badly. We show them as the wiki files them.
Furniture as an end-game signal
Forty-eight furnishing items in a survival-adjacent game usually arrives late: you decorate when you are no longer spending every resource on staying alive. Several entries are filed under bare bracketed numbers rather than names, which suggests variants of one item, so the real count of distinct pieces may be lower than 48 and the real count of placements may be higher.