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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*This is one of the few items in the game that is spelled using British English instead of American English (where the ''-ue'' ending would be dropped, becoming ''catalog'').
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==History==
==History==

Revision as of 11:21, 9 September 2022

Furniture Catalogue
Provides unlimited access to almost every furniture item... from the convenience of your home!
Information
Source(s) Carpenter's Shop
Sell Price Cannot be sold

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Furniture Catalogue, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Furniture Catalogue - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Furniture Catalogue can be purchased at the Carpenter's Shop for data-sort-value="200000">200,000g, after upgrading the farmhouse.

Once placed, right-clicking on the furniture catalogue allows the player to purchase furniture items for data-sort-value="0">0g in unlimited quantity. With the exception of the items listed below, every furniture item is available.

The furniture catalogue is similar to the Catalogue sold at Pierre's General Store, which gives access to wallpaper and flooring.

The furniture catalogue can also be used as a display table. Selecting an inventory item and right-clicking on the catalogue will place the item on the middle of the catalogue.

Tip: Shift + left-click on an item in the Catalogue or Furniture Catalogue to add it directly to inventory, instead of attaching it to the mouse cursor.

Unavailable Furniture

In addition to the Furniture Catalogue itself, the following furniture will never appear in the Furniture Catalogue:

??Foroguemon?? ??HMTGF?? ??Pinky Lemon?? '1000 Years From Now' 'A Night On Eco-Hill' Aquatic Sanctuary Basic Log Bear Statue Big Green Cane Big Red Cane Birch Double Bed 'Boat' Bobo Statue 'Burnt Offering' Butterfly Hutch Catalogue Chicken Statue Cloud Decal Cloud Decal 'Clouds' Crystal Chair Deluxe Red Double Bed Deluxe Tree Dried Sunflowers Drum Block Exotic Double Bed Exotic Tree Farm Computer Fisher Double Bed Flute Block Foliage Print Fruit Salad Rug Futan Rabbit Gourmand Statue Grave Stone Green Canes Green Serpent Statue Icy Banner Indoor Hanging Basket Iridium Fireplace Iridium Krobus 'It Howls In The Rain' 'Jade Hills'

'Journey Of The Prairie King: The Motion Picture'

Jungle Torch

Junimo Kart Arcade System Junimo Plush 'Land Of Clay' Lawn Flamingo Leah's Sculpture Lg. Futan Bear Lifesaver Log Section Long Cactus Long Palm Mixed Cane Monster Fireplace Moonlight Jellies Banner My First Painting 'Mysterium'

'Natural Wonders: Exploring Our Vibrant World'

Night Sky Decal #1 Night Sky Decal #2 Night Sky Decal #3 Obsidian Vase Ornamental Hay Bale Palm Wall Ornament Pastel Banner 'Physics 101' Pirate Flag Pirate Rug Plush Bunny 'Portrait Of A Mermaid' Prairie King Arcade System Purple Serpent Statue Pyramid Decal Red Canes 'Red Eagle' Sam's Boombox Seasonal Decor Seasonal Plant Seasonal Plant Seasonal Plant Seasonal Plant Seasonal Plant Seasonal Plant Sign Of The Vessel Singing Stone Skeleton Statue

Sloth Skeleton Sloth Skeleton Sloth Skeleton Small Junimo Plush Small Wall Pumpkin Soda Machine 'Solar Kingdom' Solid Gold Lewis Squirrel Figurine Standing Geode Stardew Hero Trophy Statue Of Endless Fortune Statue Of Perfection Statue Of True Perfection Stone Cairn Stone Frog Stone Junimo Stone Owl Stone Owl Stone Parrot Stove Fireplace Strange Capsule Strawberry Decal Suit Of Armor Tea Set 'The Brave Little Sapling' 'The Miracle At Coldstar Ranch' 'The Serpent' 'The Zuzu City Express' 'Three Trees' Tropical Chair 'Tropical Fish #173' Tropical TV Tub o' Flowers 'Vista' 'Volcano' Photo Wall Basket Wall Pumpkin Wicked Statue Wild Double Bed Winter Banner Winter Tree Decal Wumbus Statue 'Wumbus'

Trivia

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History