Furniture is divided into the following categories depending on factors including size, where it can be placed and purpose.

■ General
A broad category including beds, chairs, shelving, ornamental plants and other items of a certain size. They are mostly placed on the floor.
Certain items, such as tables, can be used as surfaces to place other items.

■ Small
Smaller items including appliances and tableware. These can be placed on surfaces such as tables as well as on the floor.

■ Wall Decor
Items that can only be placed on walls, such as windows and wall clocks.

■ Merch
In MYSEKAI, you can use Display items, such as Stands and Boards, to show off Titles, Memorabilia (e.g., Button Pins and Acrylic Stands) and Virtual Items (e.g., Glow Sticks).
The type of Merch or Display item determines where it can be placed.

■ Paintings
Paintings of Characters' pre-Upgrade or post-Upgrade artwork.
The shape and size of a Painting determines where it can be placed.

■ Blocks
Items that can be stacked on top of each other.
You can also place other furniture on top of Blocks.
Clear Blocks become invisible once you place them. Both players and characters pass through them as if they were not there.

■ Plushies
Toys modeled after the game's characters.
Plushies come in Small, Medium and Large sizes. Small and Medium Plushies can be placed on surfaces, similar to items in the Small furniture category, while Large Plushies can only be placed on the floor.

■ Walls
Items that change the appearance of walls inside your house.

■ Floors
Items that change the appearance of floors inside your house.

■ Rugs
Items that can be laid out on the floor. You can place other furniture on top of them.

■ Houses
Items that change the exterior appearance of your house. Used while in the yard.

■ Paths
Items used to create paths on the ground in the yard. You can place other furniture on top of them.

■ Color Tiles
Similar to Paths, used to create paths on the ground in the yard. You can place other furniture on top of them.

■ Fencing
Items used as dividers in your yard.

■ Plants
Plant seeds or saplings obtained while harvesting to grow your own flowers or trees in the yard.