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Furniture

Pick one of 78 furniture pieces, from sofas and four-poster beds to chandeliers and bathtubs, and Nodaro adds the piece and a short description to your prompt.

The Furniture picker adds a piece of furniture to an image or a video. You choose one piece from its catalog, such as a sofa, a four-poster bed, a chandelier or a bathtub. Nodaro adds the piece and a short description of its look to the prompt of every node you connect it to. The picker never calls a model, so it costs no credits.

When to use it

  • Furnish an interior scene with a specific, well-described piece.
  • Anchor a composition with a hero object, such as a throne, a four-poster bed or a chandelier.
  • Keep the same piece across several images: connect one Furniture picker to several nodes.

How to use it

Add the picker

Open the node picker and choose Creative Controls › Scene › Furniture.

Choose a piece

Select the node and choose a piece in the settings panel. The tiles are grouped by kind, and each tile shows an emoji icon of the piece.

Connect it

Drag from the picker's output to the Elements input of a Generate Image or Generate Video node. You can also connect it to a Text or Prompt node to include the wording in a longer text.

Run the image or video node

The piece's wording is added to the end of the prompt when the connected node runs.

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Two Furniture pickers and a Material picker feed the Elements input of Generate Image, inside a living room set by a Setting picker.

Settings

SettingWhat it does
FurnitureThe piece to add. The default is Sofa.
Custom text (before)Your own words, added before the piece's wording.
Custom text (after)Your own words, added after the piece's wording.
Prompt hintFull adds the piece and a description of it. Compact adds only the short name. See Creative Controls.

To see the exact words the picker will add, switch the node to the Prompt or Both display mode. The settings panel shows the same text under Will inject into prompt.

What it adds to the prompt

In Full mode, the picker writes "including a", the piece's name and one sentence about its shape and finish. For Sofa it adds:

including a sofa, Three-seater sofa with plush cushioned back and seat, low armrests and upholstery in a neutral tone

In Compact mode, it adds only sofa.

Every furniture piece

The catalog has 9 groups: Seating, Tables, Beds, Storage, Lighting, Kitchen & Dining, Outdoor, Decorative and Bath. Search it or filter it by group. The words under each name are the term the picker adds in Compact mode.

Seating · 13 options

  • Sofa
  • Sectional Sofa
  • Loveseat
  • Armchair
  • Recliner
  • Office Chair
  • Rocking Chair
  • Throne
  • Bean Bag
  • Stool
  • Bench
  • Chaise Lounge
  • Dining Chair

Tables · 9 options

  • Dining Table
  • Coffee Table
  • Side Table
  • Console Table
  • Desk
  • Workbench
  • Vanity Table
  • Nightstand
  • Picnic Table

Beds · 10 options

  • Single Bed
  • Queen Bed
  • King Bed
  • Bunk Bed
  • Canopy Bed
  • Four-Poster Bed
  • Daybed
  • Baby Crib
  • Futon
  • Hammock

Storage · 11 options

  • Bookshelf
  • Wardrobe
  • Dresser
  • Cabinet
  • Storage Chest
  • Steamer Trunk
  • Filing Cabinet
  • TV Stand
  • Display Case
  • China Hutch
  • Toy Chest

Lighting · 9 options

  • Floor Lamp
  • Table Lamp
  • Desk Lamp
  • Chandelier
  • Pendant Light
  • Wall Sconce
  • Lantern
  • Candelabra
  • Neon Sign

Kitchen & Dining · 6 options

  • Kitchen Island
  • Bar Counter
  • Bar Stool
  • Pot Rack
  • Spice Rack
  • Buffet

Outdoor · 7 options

  • Patio Chair
  • Adirondack Chair
  • Porch Swing
  • Gazebo
  • Bistro Set
  • Sun Lounger
  • Fire Pit

Decorative · 8 options

  • Mirror
  • Rug
  • Vase
  • Grandfather Clock
  • Framed Wall Art
  • Throw Pillow
  • Curtains
  • Sculpture

Bath · 5 options

  • Bathtub
  • Walk-In Shower
  • Toilet
  • Sink Vanity
  • Towel Rack

Tips

  • Set the room first. Pair the picker with a Setting, such as Living Room, Bedroom or Hotel Room.
  • Choose the finish. Use Custom text (before), for example mid-century, or Custom text (after), for example in walnut. A Material picker, such as Velvet or Marble, works too.
  • Keep one exact piece in every shot. The picker describes a kind of piece, so each run draws a new one. For one specific piece, use an Object/Props Asset.

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