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Miscellaneous – Safety and Other Necessities Laundry supplies (laundry soap, fabric softener, stain remover).Over-the-counter medication (Advil, Pepto-Bismol, etc)Ĭleaning is a continuous process.Toiletries (bath soap, hand soap, shampoo, lotion, mouthwash, etc).Shower caddy (if it’s not built into shower).Shower curtain (and rings to hold it up).A fan (particularly if you don’t have A/C)įor cleaning and self-maintenance, this room has many personal effects.Your private space, a calm spot to recharge – and where you can most personalize. Filing storage/place to put important papers and documents.Router to provide your apartment with Wi-Fi.Chair you can sit on for hours with good typing posture.Desk or table that’s an appropriate typing height.Whether it’s a corner of your living room, part of your bedroom, or its own room, you’ll sometimes want to get work done. Your dedicated area to enjoy your meals, it should feel comfortable. Airtight containers for staples like flour, sugar, oats, etc.Ice cube trays (in U.S., likely comes with refrigerator).

Rolls of aluminum foil, wax paper, plastic wrap, parchment paper.

Additional free-standing shelves or storage as needed.

Plastic or glass containers for leftovers (e.g., Tupperware, Gladware or Pyrex).

Good quality knives (including bread knife).

Container for countertop storage of spatulas, ladles, whisks, etc.

Coffee grinder (if you don’t buy pre-ground).

Coffee maker (if you drink coffee – and don’t forget filters!).

Dishes (plates, glasses, mugs, bowls, serving platters, etc).

you need to purchase in many other countries.)

Refrigerator (comes w/apartment in U.S.

Silverware (including serving utensils).

Food (check out our Starter Pantry and Staples Checklist).

Making meals requires tools, which means a lot of kitchen necessities.

Streaming device (Roku, Chromecast, etc, if no cable).

Lamp(s) (even if there’s an overhead light, they provide better atmosphere).

Couch, chairs or other things to sit on.

Where you relax, host guests and spend much of your time.

Coat rack or wall hooks (if you don’t have a coat closet).

Shoe storage (especially if you don’t wear shoes indoors).

Area rug or mat (inside the door, for putting wet shoes and umbrellas).

Just as important, it’s where you clean up from the rain or snow. The original checklist compiled by Doug ran in May 2013.ĭownload and print the 2018 checklist here. Įditor’s note: This checklist was updated in 2018 for accuracy and completeness. So, don’t panic about cost and take your time furnishing.

If we’ve missed anything, let us know in the comments.Īlso, remember that furniture can often be found at a discount, especially if you cost-compare furniture online, or you’re willing to get furniture second-hand or at discount stores.

We’ve also added some blanks, so you can personalize. Then we include all the items you may eventually accumulate. What do you need? How should you prioritize? Our ultimate checklist 2018 is organized by room and shows your top needs – things you should get first – in bold. Congrats! You’re close to living your new home, but you’re not quite done yet: you still need to furnish your place. You’ve found a place, signed a lease and put down a deposit. Everything You Need for Your First Apartment: The Ultimate Checklist 2018