Spanish vocabulary for "house"

Learning vocabulary is essential to improve your knowledge of a language. For this reason, during your stay in a Spanish-speaking country, you will certainly need to know vocabulary related to the house.

In this section, you will learn Spanish house vocabulary to name essential things and utensils in your home. Therefore, here you can find a complete summary of terms referring to the home, including furniture, utensils, and other elements you might find around the house.

Spanish House Vocabulary List

Here you will find the most appropriate terms for all your needs, as well as the right words to express yourself in Spanish when you have a problem.

For your convenience, this Spanish house vocabulary list is divided into the main rooms where they are found:

Parts of the house

Bedroom or Room

Living Room

Dining Room

Kitchen

Bathroom

Hallway

Basement

Attic

Garden

Garage

Bedroom

Bed

Mattress

Pillow

Sheet

Comforter/Duvet

Closet/Wardrobe

Alarm clock

Nightstand

Desk

Hanger

Living Room

Lamp

Bookshelf

Sofa

Armchair

Television

Telephone

Rug/Carpet

Dining Room

Small table

Chair

Table

Plate

Glass

Silverware/Cutlery

Tablecloth

Kitchen

Dishwasher

Stove

Oven

Frying pan

Pot

Microwave

Refrigerator

Spoon

Fork

Knife

Glass

Bathroom

Bathtub

Shower

Toilet

Mirror

Shampoo

Soap

Towel

Hair dryer

Sponge

Toothbrush

Toilet paper

Learn New Vocabulary in Spanish

There are many ways to talk about these house-related objects, regardless of the type of accommodation you choose while studying Spanish in Spain. You might want to go to the hotel reception and ask for extra pillows; or if you are staying with a family, you can ask them where the bathroom is when you arrive or if you can use the phone. Perhaps, if you are staying with other students, you might want to ask them to help you find something in the shared kitchen the first time you use it.

So, it doesn't matter if you lose something in the kitchen, if you are looking for the remote control under the sofa, or if you need a bedspread for the bed. Learning Spanish vocabulary is always a good choice.

Here is a tip: if you want to start practicing house vocabulary before starting your Spanish course, you can write the Spanish words on sticky notes and paste them on the corresponding objects. Every time you use an object or enter a room, repeat the name in Spanish to yourself so it sticks in your mind.