Tibetan classical furniture mainly includes Tibetan tables, Tibetan cabinets and Tibetan boxes, with relatively few types. Now buying Tibetan furniture mainly plays a decorative role at home.

The furnishings and decorations of Tibetan furniture are generally divided into bedroom, living room, lecture hall and kitchen. Tibetans are generally used to not using beds, tables, chairs and benches. Generally, families put a circle of card mats along the wall by the window to form a horseshoe-shaped enclosure, or put them at right angles along the two walls, and put a Tibetan table in the corner or middle of the horseshoe shape for family members or guests to sit around for tea and dinner. The card pad is covered with a beautiful colored punch cards pad. The whole family use card mats when they lie down and sit up. The card pad is generally 30 cm high and about 1 m wide. It is covered with thin canvas and filled with roe deer hair or dry soft grass. The card pad is soft and firm, moisture-proof and warm. The punching pad is made of wool yarn or cotton yarn, which has the characteristics of fine weaving, bright color, rich national characteristics and durability.

Tibetan interior furniture mainly includes cabinets and tables. The cabinet has a column for books, which is about 1. 1 m high, and the glass on it is facing the door. Usually placed in the corner of the cushion. Qiagong (meaning double cabinets) must be paired, slightly higher than Bigang, placed in front of the house along the wall, and placed with Buddhist niches on it.

The Tibetan dining table is about 60 cm high, square and 80 cm wide, with panels on three sides. There are two doors on one side, and the legs of the table are shaped like dog legs. Whether it's a cabinet or a table, the surface is painted with various patterns, such as animals, cranes, birthday stars, eight-character auspicious pictures, surrounded by palindromes, bamboo knots and other patterns, which are bright and moving and look very rich.

Almost all Tibetan furniture is covered with colorful paintings, and some have texture changes. The material is mostly cedar or ordinary pine, which is relatively soft. The furniture to be carved is a rare plateau hardwood. Door decoration of Tibetan architecture

Tibetan furniture is unique and colorful in decorative techniques. Generally include: painting, jewelry inlay, nail edge carving, animal skin inlay, etc. Embedded in the surface of dark cabinets, simple and generous, full of wildness.

Most of the living rooms, bedrooms, doorways and gates of Tibetan dwellings are painted with various flower patterns. Generally, indoor walls are painted with tricolor stripes, with cream or light green pigments below, and decorative patterns are painted on the surface of column heads. Tiger control pictures are painted on the two walls of the entrance of the residential compound, symbolizing preventing plague and making money into treasure; Or draw a picture of the God of Wealth, in which a walking monk leads an elephant full of treasures, symbolizing the way to make money.

Tibetans generally like to hang paintings such as "Harmony Four Ruitu" and "Six-year-old Picture" at home, and some people paint them on indoor walls or on the facade of Tibetan cabinets.