Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Furniture"

A: Books are countable, so using "each" is appropriate.
Furniture is not, so you can't use "each".
But you can use each with "furniture item" or "furniture piece":

Each furniture item was delivered.
Each of the furniture pieces was delivered.

A: Furniture : Things such as chairs, tables, beds, cupboards, etc. that are put into a house or other building to make it suitable and comfortable for living or working in.

Examples :
1.They have a lot of antique furniture.
2.The only piece/item of furniture he has in his bedroom is a bed.
3.We've just bought some new outdoor furniture.

A: @Pi_Chan

The furniture is not brand new, but is usable

A: Assuming "one-of-a-kind pieces" is what you dont understand,

One of a kind means it's completely unique, and sometimes valuable. A one of a kind person is someone who is special and usually skilled.

"Pieces" here refers to a piece of art. So, their individual furniture.

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A: Nothing much except thanking the driver. Telling them you’re home and available for the delivery is all you need to say.

A: "I moved into a new apartment but I don't have any furniture yet."
"I got a new puppy and he chewed holes in a lot of my furniture."
"I went to a furniture store to look for a new sofa."
"My friend used to work at a furniture store as a salesman."
"My furniture is old and faded."
"I took some of my old furniture to a place to get it reupholstered."
"My dog is blind but he can get around the house just fine because he has memorized where everything is. However, I can't rearrange furniture or he will bump into it. So, everything has to stay as it is."
"I got this couch at a used furniture store."

A: You're part of the furniture...

A: Furniture is a noun. Something like a chair or bed or table. It is both singular and plural at the same time.

there really is only one instance when you can use the word furnitures. If you had a store in the store had one section of kids furniture. and another section of furniture from Asian countries. And then another section of furniture from Sweden. in a situation like that you could ask the store employee what type of furnitures do you have?
So in this case you're not actually talking about a plural form of furniture, you're talking about what types of furniture they have.

A: It's a little hard to explain, there's definitely a difference, but it's very small, and as a native speaker, it's kinda one of those things I just know.
Best I can figure it out, "furniture" refers to big objects in a room, like the couch, the chairs, the table, the bookshelf, and stuff like that. Whereas "furnishings" refers to everything in a room, including smaller stuff like paintings, flowers, books, blankets and other things that wouldn't normally be considered furniture. (Note that living things aren't generally considered furnishings even if they are in a room, because they tend to move themselves from room to room.)

A: “Is there any furniture” is natural.
“Are there...” is not natural

A: Here I will show you an example
You can use make + ing
Ex: what are you making?
You can use to+ make
Ex: what are you going to make?

A: It's a little hard to explain, there's definitely a difference, but it's very small, and as a native speaker, it's kinda one of those things I just know.
Best I can figure it out, "furniture" refers to big objects in a room, like the couch, the chairs, the table, the bookshelf, and stuff like that. Whereas "furnishings" refers to everything in a room, including smaller stuff like paintings, flowers, books, blankets and other things that wouldn't normally be considered furniture. (Note that living things aren't generally considered furnishings even if they are in a room, because they tend to move themselves from room to room.)

A: Unless they want to know the specific type of shelf, it's just a shelf.

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A: "Aged well" or "Aged beautifully" works! You can use this to describe people and animals too.

"This old desk has aged well!"
"My grandma exercised every day, and she aged really well."
"I can't believe how beautifully this vase has aged!"
"His painting aged well, and is still popular today."
"I don't think this box will age well..."
"How do I make sure my dog ages well?"

A: it's desks, cupboards, chairs, basically all non-electric bigger interior

A: The sentence works

But, unless clinched is a specific type of fastening which you need to name,
Its not a common word. Fastened, pinned, attached, clipped, sewed.. all these and more would have seemed more natural

A: We didn’t bring much of our furniture from Japan, so we got most of the furniture at Ikea in the US.

A: Fur-ni-chur

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