BDSM Furniture Guide: Beds, Cages, Benches & Tables

BDSM often involves specialized furniture and equipment to enhance erotic experiences. These pieces are purpose-built to facilitate various activities while ensuring comfort, safety, and functionality. From classic four-poster beds with tie-down points to sturdy cages for confinement play, BDSM furniture comes in many forms. This guide will discuss the four staple categories of BDSM furniture: beds, cages, benches, and tables, explaining what they are, how they're used, and important considerations for choosing and using each.

Before we get specific, remember that while these items can spice up your play, consent and communication are key. Any use of BDSM furniture should be negotiated with your partner(s) beforehand, with clear boundaries and safewords established. If you're new to BDSM, our comprehensive boundaries guide covers essential safety practices in detail. And of course, safety first: quality construction and proper use are paramount (more on that at the end). Now, let's explore the furniture!

Bondage Beds: From Four-Poster Frames to Under-Bed Cages

Beds are the centerpiece of most bedrooms, and with a few tweaks they can become fantastic BDSM furniture. In fact, one Reddit user quipped that when it comes to sex furniture, "Most people have a bed", implying a sturdy normal bed is often the simplest "bondage furniture" you already own. With some creativity, your bed can transform into a playground for restraint and roleplay. For those interested in bondage techniques, our bondage guide for beginners provides excellent foundational knowledge.

Four-Poster & Canopy Beds: A traditional four-poster bed or canopy bed is ideal for bondage because the posts and frame provide convenient anchor points for restraints. You can attach cuffs, ropes, or straps to the posts or headboard/footboard, effectively turning a normal bed into a bondage bed. Many kink enthusiasts invest in heavy-duty bed frames or add D-rings and eye bolts for this purpose. For example, some specialty bondage beds are built of steel or hardwood with built-in attachment points. A designer-reviewed BDSM bed frame is described as "crafted with a sturdy metal frame and featuring secured chains, offering both stability and versatility. The padded headboard adds a touch of comfort amidst its industrial vibe. Be sure to check weight limits and secure attachment points to ensure safety during use." In other words, a good bondage bed should be solid enough to handle movement, have places to clip restraints, and even include padding where needed for comfort.

Under-Bed Restraints: If you don't have a four-poster bed, you can use under-bed restraint kits. These are straps that go under the mattress, with cuffs that emerge at the corners to restrain wrists and ankles. It turns any regular mattress into a makeshift bondage setup without any visible hardware, great for those who need to be discreet. Under-bed systems leverage the mattress as an anchor; they can be easily tucked away when not in use.

Integrated Cage Beds: For the serious dungeon decorator, some custom beds even come with built-in cages. High-end manufacturers like DungeonBeds offer options to integrate a cage into the bed frame itself. The cage typically sits beneath the mattress as part of a raised platform. "The bed cage is integrated into the bed frame, it is not free standing. It can be added to any bed style and any bed size… Rails are raised to a standard 24" height to allow room for a cage underneath," notes one maker's technical FAQ. Essentially, the bed becomes a two-in-one combo: a comfortable bed on top and a lockable cage underneath for a submissive to be confined. (We'll talk more about cages in the next section.) This kind of furniture shows how BDSM designs can get pretty elaborate, and also why checking dimensions and construction is important. An integrated cage adds height to your bed and must be built to support weight securely.

DIY and Discreet Beds: Not everyone can install a steel bondage bed in their home (imagine explaining that to the in-laws!). Many kinksters therefore modify normal beds or build their own in subtle ways. For example, some DIY projects involve reinforcing a wooden bed frame with 6x6 posts and adding multiple attachment points. On forums, people swap tips about building beds that are "silent" (to prevent squeaking during vigorous play) or that can be taken apart for storage. If you're handy, a custom bed allows you to tailor features to your needs; just follow structural plans or guides from others who have done it, since the bed must remain safe as a piece of furniture. Otherwise, robust commercially-made bondage beds are out there, from metal frames that look modern and inconspicuous to more gothic four-posters complete with shackles. Many of these designs try to blend in as normal beds when not in use, so you don't necessarily have to have a bedroom that screams "dungeon" 24/7.

Lastly, always consider weight capacity with beds. Two or more people bouncing or pulling against restraints can put stress on a frame. A good bondage bed should use strong materials (steel or solid hardwood, thick bolts) and list a weight limit. Always follow those limits and periodically check that bolts are tight and wood isn't cracking. Nothing kills the mood like a collapse mid-scene, or worse, an injury. With a sturdy, well-designed bed, you can explore tie-down scenes, spread-eagle positions (wrists and ankles bound to the bedposts or frame), or even use sex swings or suspension gear attached to a four-poster canopy if the frame is rated for it. Your bed truly becomes a versatile stage for your BDSM adventures.

Cages: From Pet-Play Kennels to Custom Confinement

There's a unique thrill to cages in BDSM. They tap into fantasies of captivity, punishment, or pet-play (think human dog kennel). A cage provides a confined space where the submissive partner can be secured and observed, sometimes for only a few minutes, other times for extended periods as part of longer scenes. BDSM cages come in all sizes and designs, from basic foldable dog crates to handcrafted human cages complete with padding and locks.

Purpose and Types: In BDSM, "cages are often used for confinement play, offering a secure space for the submissive partner", as one guide explains. The size can vary a lot. Small cages (just big enough to sit or crouch in) create a sense of tight restriction and usually are for relatively short durations; they're intentionally uncomfortable to heighten vulnerability. Larger cages allow more movement, some are big enough for a person to lie down or stand. Those larger ones could be used for longer "cage time" scenes, even hypothetically overnight (with proper precautions like hydration, bathroom breaks, etc.). Some designs include a padded floor so the occupant isn't on bare metal, and many have attachment points inside, for instance, rings where you can lock cuffs so the person is not only caged but also fettered inside the cage. Talk about layered bondage!

Design and Materials: Most BDSM cages are made of metal (steel bars) for strength and the classic jail look. You'll find variants like traditional jail-cell style cages (square or rectangular with vertical bars), birdcage-style rounded cages, and even collapsible cages for portability. An interesting anecdote from Reddit: a person found what looked like a "cage thing" in the woods, and it sparked a discussion revealing it was actually a BDSM barrel cage, a circular metal cage sold by a kink furniture company. One commenter noted that the company "has standard sizes but also build them to spec if the user is larger or smaller… They also sell them with wheels". In other words, the kink world even has mobile cages and custom-sized ones. (Amusingly, some folks in that thread mistook the cage for a piece of farm equipment, a hay bale feeder, not realizing it was repurposed for human play!)

For those on a budget or just experimenting, an inexpensive dog crate can serve as a starter human cage, with caveats. Many people do use large dog crates or kennel cages (the kind you'd use for a German Shepherd, for example) as a human cage. Just ensure it's robust enough (cheap ones can buckle if a full-grown person presses hard against them) and large enough that it's not dangerously small. Remember that unlike a pliant dog, a human has broad shoulders and might not fit in some cages marketed for animals even if the height/length is okay. Always test the dimensions.

Safety and Confinement: How long can or should someone be kept in a cage? This is a common question in BDSM discussions. There's no single answer, but comfort and safety are the limits. One experienced user remarked that in practice, people doing long-term confinement often use a small locked room (like a 10x10 space with a mattress and bucket) rather than an actual tiny cage, because a human can only be scrunched up in a little cage for so long before it becomes unsafe or unbearably uncomfortable. Being locked up can also have psychological effects: some people find it thrilling and subspace-inducing, others might panic. So, if you're incorporating a cage, keep communication open. A brief timeout in a cage (a few minutes to an hour) can be a fun mind game. Longer confinement should be negotiated very carefully and the person inside should have a safe signal to be let out. Never leave someone alone in a locked cage for long periods, especially if they're restrained inside. That's a recipe for disaster if something goes wrong.

It's wise to make the cage as comfortable as the scene allows (unless discomfort is the goal). Use a mat or blanket if the bottom is hard. Ensure proper ventilation (most cages are bar-style so that's usually fine). If the person will be in there a while, check in periodically. Even if they're supposed to be "punished" or in "solitary", basic health checks matter. And of course, have the key handy! Many a dominant has had to do a comical scramble when they misplaced the padlock key. Don't be that person.

Integrated and Hidden Cages: We mentioned under-bed cages earlier. There are also other incognito cage setups. One clever design that blew my mind is a cage dining table, essentially a dining table whose base is a lockable cage. The top is a normal table surface (glass or wood), and underneath is a metal-bar cage for your "guest." DungeonBeds sells one cheekily marketed as making you "the hit of any dinner party, not to mention the entertainment it can offer your guests." At a glance, it's a stylish industrial-style table. But when playtime comes, someone can crawl under, the door shuts, and voila, dinner and a show! This kind of dual-use furniture underscores that BDSM pieces can be both functional in daily life and functional in... other ways.

In summary, cages add an intense flavor to BDSM scenes, emphasizing control and submission. Whether it's a simple dog crate or a custom welded human cage, always prioritize your partner's well-being. A cage scene can be a heady experience. The sight of your partner behind bars, eagerly obeying, or maybe pouting for release, is certainly powerful. Just keep those keys within reach and use cages responsibly.

Spanking Benches & Bondage Benches: Comfortably Restrained

If you've ever visited a BDSM dungeon or even seen one in movies, you probably noticed a weird piece of furniture that looks a bit like a gym bench or a short padded table with steps. That's the spanking bench (also called a bondage bench or whipping bench). In essence, a spanking bench is any sturdy, padded bench meant to hold a person in position (usually bent over) for impact play or other activities. They are one of the most common dungeon furnishings aside from the cross, and they come in countless styles.

Design and Use: The classic spanking bench is padded and has supports for the knees and chest, putting the person in a kneeling or all-fours position with buttocks accessible for spanking, flogging, etc. One description characterizes these as "a padded, sturdy structure that positions the individual for optimal access to their back and buttocks. The bench often includes attachment points for restraints, ensuring comfort and stability during impact play." In other words, it's built to keep someone comfortably immobilized and nicely presented for whatever you're going to do. Many benches have built-in cuffs or straps to secure the ankles, wrists, and sometimes across the back or thighs. This both ensures the person can't wiggle away from all the fun and also provides some support so they can relax into the position without having to balance themselves. For more on bondage equipment and restraints, see our comprehensive bondage equipment guide. High-end spanking benches may have adjustable padding, ergonomic supports, and modular attachments to expand their functionality for various types of play. For example, some benches can convert into a "horse" (a narrow rail that applies pressure on the crotch if you sit astride, not for the faint of heart), or have optional mounts for a Hitachi wand, etc. When incorporating toy play with furniture, partners might also enjoy Vibrating Panties Guide and Play Ideas for adding remote-controlled elements to furniture scenes, where the restrained partner experiences unexpected vibrations while secured to benches or tables, creating layered sensations that combine bondage positioning with discreet toy stimulation.

One Reddit user explained a spanking bench in plain terms when asked what it's for: "You chain someone to it and spank them with all sorts of interesting implements, for the mutual satisfaction of both participants." Couldn’t have said it better myself! The bench basically makes spanking scenes easier and more comfortable (for the spanker, who doesn’t have to support the spankee’s weight, and often for the spankee, who is supported and padding protects their knees and elbows). It’s a win-win, so to speak.

Variants: Not all benches are the same, of course. There are simpler ones that resemble an ottoman or gym bench, flat top, maybe with a couple of D-rings. You might lie someone on their belly or have them straddle it. Then there are more elaborate "S&M furniture" pieces like the Joe-style or Master's bench that have an inclined upper body pad, separate knee pads, and sometimes stairs to help the person get on. (Since once on, they're kind of hogtied.) Some benches double as "bondage horses." A bondage horse (or sawhorse) is typically a triangular or trapezoidal frame with a top rail. If someone straddles it, it can apply pressure on the crotch. A well-designed bench might allow both bent-over (horizontal) positioning and, with an attachment or adjustment, an upright straddling position. There are even combo furniture pieces, for instance, a bench that can be folded or reconfigured as a table or as a queening chair (face-sitting chair), etc. Portability is also a feature to consider. Some crafty woodworkers make foldable spanking benches that collapse for storage (great if you live in a small apartment or need to hide the evidence when company comes over).

Comfort and Craftsmanship: Since a person might spend a decent amount of time tied to a bench, comfort matters. Good benches have thick padding (often vinyl-covered for easy cleaning) and are built to not wobble. They should also accommodate different body sizes. Adjustable features are a big plus. For example, adjustable height for the knee rests or chest pad can make a huge difference if you're tall vs. short. One product I saw even advertised itself as "ergonomic" and noted it could double as a massage bench when not in use, talk about getting your money's worth!

If you're DIY-inclined, building a spanking bench is a popular project. People have made them out of gym bench frames, reused weight benches, or just wood and some cushions. Ensure it can support the person's weight and movement. (Getting spanked can make you squirm!) Also, conceal or pad any bolts so nothing pokes the person's skin. A user on Reddit who built a gorgeous custom bench even added storage compartments under it (for toys, cuffs, etc.), and proudly mentioned how they "spun it to their in-laws as a 'two-tier bench with storage' and they literally had no idea" what its real purpose was. So yes, you can get away with having one of these in your living room if you're creative. Throw a blanket over it and it's an oddly shaped coffee table!

In Play: Beyond spanking, benches are used for all sorts of scenes: flogging, caning, sensual teasing, wax play (the prone position is great for dripping candles on someone's back safely), even pegging or oral sex if the height is right. For couples exploring intimate positioning on furniture, understanding Strapless vs Double-Ended Dildos can enhance furniture play experiences - the positioning provided by benches and tables can improve comfort and angles for toys that require specific body positioning to work effectively. Additionally, consulting our Guide to Choosing a Thrusting Dildo can help couples select automated toys that work well with furniture setups, as the stable positioning of benches and tables can provide ideal support for hands-free thrusting toys during extended play sessions. If you're planning a scene that involves impact play like spanking, our femdom spanking guide offers excellent techniques and safety tips. They basically provide a stable platform where the spankee is presented at waist height for the top to do their thing. In some erotic fiction, the spanking bench becomes almost a throne of surrender. For instance, in one story a character describes getting onto a dungeon bench: "I climbed up and Thorn pulled up my dress and started spanking me. The sharp edges of my anxiety softened. The sensation of being spanked had become comfort, it had become home." This highlights how a well-used bench can make a submissive feel secure and "at home" in their role, allowing them to float in the experience.

While a bench itself might look intimidating at first ("What is that contraption?!"), many find that it actually helps them let go. Being bound over a padded support can make one feel safe enough to truly release control; you're literally and figuratively supported by the furniture. And tops appreciate not throwing out their back lifting a partner or awkwardly bending over a bed to spank. It’s a specialized tool that can really level up your impact play or bondage scene.

Bondage Tables: The Versatile Kinky Table

Now let's talk about bondage tables (also known as dungeon tables or BDSM tables). In simplest terms, a bondage table is much like a massage table or medical exam table, but built for kink. It provides a flat (or sometimes angled) surface to place a person on, usually with multiple restraint points for securing wrists, ankles, and more. Tables are incredibly versatile. They can be used for impact play, wax play, sensation play, rope bondage, medical play scenes, and anything where you want your partner lying down at a convenient height.

Features: According to one BDSM furniture overview, a bondage table is "similar to a massage table but equipped with hooks, straps, and other restraint points. This versatile piece can support a range of activities, including sensory play, medical play, and more. Bondage tables are often covered in easy-to-clean materials such as vinyl to maintain hygiene. Some models also feature hidden compartments for storing accessories like floggers, blindfolds, or clamps." Let's unpack that. Essentially, a good BDSM table has: a comfortable padded top (often vinyl or leather upholstery for easy cleaning of any fluids or wax), sturdy construction (nobody wants a wobble when sharp objects or hot wax are involved!), and lots of places to tie things. You might see tables with eye-bolts or D-rings along the sides and ends. Some have attachments like stirrups (for a gyno table setup), or a hole for the face (like a massage table, handy if someone is face-down for a long time). Many are built to allow 360-degree access, meaning you can walk all around and reach any part of the restrained person's body.

Uses: The flat layout makes tables ideal for more than just bondage. If you're into medical fetish play, an exam table lookalike is perfect. You can even get or DIY stirrups to replicate a doctor's office scenario. For artistic rope bondage (shibari), a low table can act as a stage to tie someone in elaborate forms. If you're interested in learning more about this beautiful art form, check out our detailed guide to shibari. Sensation play (tickling, scratching with wartenberg wheels, feather teasing, etc.) is great on a table because the person can be fully spread out and blindfolded for maximum anticipation. Even impact play (flogging, paddling) can be done on a table with the person either face-down or face-up. Just be mindful of the surface; a hard thud on a table might feel different than on a softer butt presented over a bench.

Dining Table by Day, Dungeon Table by Night: Some bondage tables are deliberately made to not look kinky at all when not in use. We discussed the cage dining table earlier; similarly, you might encounter coffee tables that convert to pad a person underneath, or a sturdy dining table that secretly has attachment points on the underside. In fact, liberator-style sex furniture makers have created ottomans and chaise lounges that blend into decor. While those are more for position assistance than strict bondage, it shows the trend of "hide-in-plain-sight" kink furniture. If you're crafty, you could modify a regular heavy wooden table by adding concealed anchor points that only get revealed when needed.

On the flip side, some tables are unmistakably BDSM-specific. For example, a heavy-duty steel bondage table with a cage underneath (yes, that exists too, a table atop a cage, combining two categories!) or a wooden stocks table that has a built-in pillory for the head and hands at one end. These are more for dedicated playrooms because they look like torture devices (exciting in the moment, but hard to explain away as a decor choice).

Considerations: If you're thinking of getting a bondage table, size and storage are factors. A full-size table can take up a lot of space. Some folks use folding massage tables and simply add ropes and cuffs to them. That can work for lighter play, though be cautious: a cheap portable massage table might not hold up to rigorous play (writhing, struggling). Always check weight ratings and stability. If it folds, make sure any locking mechanism is secure (you don't want it collapsing). For a permanent piece, wooden tables can be made very solid, and metal ones even more so. Ensure the surface is waterproof or easy to wipe down, because fluids happen (sweat, lubes, wax, etc.). Many professionals and dungeon owners swear by marine-grade vinyl upholstery for this reason.

One nifty idea I've seen: a bondage table with a removable insert to swap between a flat table top and a padded top. Remove the padding and you have a plain table (maybe even for vanilla use), attach the padding with the D-rings, and it's playtime. Also, having some steps or a stool nearby is helpful. Getting up onto a high table can be clumsy, especially if the person is short or in some restrictive attire (hobble skirt, anyone?). Some designs are lower or have little built-in steps or platforms.

When using a table, all the usual safety tips apply. Make sure the person’s circulation isn’t cut off by any straps (check wrists/ankles periodically). If they’re face-down, ensure they can breathe comfortably (this is where a face hole or a turned head with a pillow is important). Don't leave someone tied on a table unattended; they could roll off or a limb could go numb, etc. Keep any hot substances (like wax) or sharp implements under control so they don't accidentally fall to places they shouldn't. The advantage of a table is access: you can reach every inch of your partner's body. The responsibility that comes with that is to treat them well and monitor their condition.

Tips for Choosing and Using BDSM Furniture Safely

We've covered the big four furniture types, but before you rush off to buy or build your own dungeon, let's go over some practical tips for selecting and using BDSM furniture. It's important to balance fantasy with reality; these items need to fit your life (literally and figuratively) and be used responsibly. Here are some key points to consider:

• Available Space & Storage: Be realistic about the space you have. A massive steel cage or a sprawling bondage bed won’t do you much good if it won’t fit through your door or dominates your studio apartment. Measure your room and ceiling heights. If you have limited space or nosy roommates/guests, look for furniture that's collapsible, portable, or can double as something innocuous when not in use. For instance, a folding spanking bench can slide under the bed, or a cage might serve as a coffee table if it has a solid top. Discreet, dual-use pieces are a lifesaver in small spaces.

• Discretion vs. Dungeon Aesthetic: This ties into the above. Do you need your furniture to blend in with vanilla life, or can it be out and proud? Many BDSM furniture makers offer designs that "blend seamlessly with regular home décor for discretion." If you can’t have a full medieval torture chamber look at home, consider subdued designs: e.g., a nice wooden chest that doubles as a spanking bench, or a stylish armchair that has hidden attachment points for cuffs. On the other hand, if you have a dedicated playroom, go wild with that St. Andrew’s Cross or suspension frame! Just remember, if it’s heavy equipment (bolted to walls or ceilings), you might need your landlord’s permission or some soundproofing.

• Quality Construction & Materials: BDSM furniture sees a lot of stress, from the physical forces of bodies and bondage to the occasional fluids and lubes. So, prioritize quality materials. Durable woods or metal frames, strong hinges and bolts, and easy-to-clean surfaces are worth the investment. If you're buying, read reviews or ask the community for recommendations on reliable makers. If building DIY, err on the side of over-engineering it (extra supports, higher weight ratings). Regularly inspect your gear for any loose screws, cracks in wood, torn upholstery, or metal fatigue. As the saying goes in DIY circles: "Home Depot isn't called an adult Toys 'R' Us for nothing!", meaning you can get a lot of hardware for kink on the cheap, but make sure it's the right hardware.

• Comfort & Adjustability: The more adjustable a piece is, the more people can use it comfortably. This is especially important for benches and tables. Look for things like adjustable height, multiple attachment options (so you can accommodate different limb lengths or flexibility levels), and padding thickness. If something is uncomfortable in a bad way (not the fun “ouch” but the bad “my knee is hurting” way), you’ll use it less. High-density foam padding, smooth finished edges, and ergonomic shapes (contoured to the body) can make a huge difference during long scenes.

• Beginner Friendliness: If you're new to BDSM or just starting to incorporate furniture, you might not want to drop thousands on a dungeon setup right away. Many experts advise starting with a multipurpose piece. For example, a sturdy bed with under-bed restraints can give you a taste of bondage; a simple spanking bench can facilitate a variety of play types. If you're completely new to BDSM, our scene preparation guide will help you plan your first experiences safely. You'll learn your preferences as you play. Maybe you discover you love confinement, then you can upgrade to a proper cage. Or perhaps impact play is your jam, that might justify a high-end bench or table later. It’s okay to start small and improvisational. Many a coffee table or desk has done double-duty as a "bondage table" in a pinch. (Just be safe!)

• Safety Practices: No matter how great the furniture is, safety protocols are vital. Always have a safe signal (safe word or a non-verbal safe gesture if speech isn't possible) and a way to release the person quickly. This means keeping cuff keys or hex keys nearby for metal restraints, having safety shears ready if you use rope, etc. Discuss limits beforehand: someone might be okay being tied to a bed but freak out in a cage. You won't know unless you ask. Monitor for signs of distress, circulation issues, or excessive strain. And after an intense scene on the furniture, practice good aftercare: blankets, water, soothing conversation, and making sure they're physically okay getting off the device. For a comprehensive understanding of BDSM aftercare practices, read our complete aftercare guide. Also, clean your furniture! Wipe down that vinyl, sanitize any areas that got sweaty or… otherwise moist. This keeps your equipment in good shape and ready for next time.

Using BDSM furniture can elevate your play to cinematic levels; it brings a sense of drama and immersion (who doesn't feel a shiver of anticipation seeing cuffs attached to a bed or a cage waiting in the corner?). It can also improve the physical experience by providing support and access that would be hard to achieve on a plain floor or bed. The key is to choose pieces that fit your needs and environment, and to always use them conscientiously.

Conclusion

BDSM furniture ranges from the subtly dual-purpose to the wonderfully wicked. A reinforced bed with some strategically placed D-rings might look normal to the untrained eye but serves as a foundation for wild bondage nights. A cage in the living room can be a coffee table by day and a naughty pen for a human "pet" by night. Spanking benches and bondage tables give us the leverage to play out fantasies safely and comfortably, keeping bodies supported and exposed just the way we want them. As we've seen, each piece (beds, cages, benches, tables) has its unique role and flavor.

Remember that these are tools to enhance trust and creativity in your kinky explorations. As one guide aptly put it, BDSM furniture "enhances intimacy, creativity, and trust within relationships" when used with care. The furniture by itself doesn't create a great scene; it's how you use it and the connection you foster while using it. So communicate, plan, and then let your fantasies run free. Tie your lover spread-eagle to that four-poster bed, lock your sub in the cage while you tease them, bend over that bench for a sound spanking, or strap in for a "medical exam" on the bondage table... whatever your pleasure, there's a piece of furniture for it.

Authoritative tip: Do your research (hopefully this guide helped!), invest in quality if you can, and never hesitate to ask the kink community for advice. There are endless forums, blogs, and yes, Reddit threads where people share experiences about what works and what doesn't. And if anyone asks about that weird piece of furniture in your basement, you can always do as one Redditor's dad did, insist it's "just a pillow for watching movies" or a new kind of workout bench. 😉

Ultimately, the goal is to have fun while staying safe. BDSM furniture can unlock new positions and sensations that bring your power exchange to the next level. Treat your equipment and your partner(s) with respect, and you'll create many memorable (and perhaps Instagrammable?) moments. Now go forth and furnish your fantasies; whether you keep it mild or go full dungeon, may your play space reflect your desires and give you plenty of joy. Happy furnishing and happy kinkying!