Furniture Customization Guide
Furniture Dyeing & Dyes Guide
Buy the Dyeing Table from Chinana's Street Vendor for ¥1,000, make Dyes in the Oil Press, then recolor compatible furniture and register missing variants in the Collection Catalog.
There are 10 canonical Dye colors. The Dyeing Table is a furniture-color system, not a house-painting, clothing, crop or machine-recoloring system.
Quick answer
The complete dyeing loop
Use the shortest reliable path from shop purchase to Catalog registration.
1. Buy
Dyeing Table
Chinana's Street Vendor, ¥1,000, progression stock.
2. Make
Dyes
Use the Oil Press. Every current Dye record takes 1 day and sells for ¥50.
3. Recolor
Compatible furniture
Select a matching Dye at the Dyeing Table. Compatibility is item-specific.
4. Register
Catalog variant
Check the Collection Catalog for the newly created color entry.
Dyeing Table
Get the table from Chinana
The existing shop identity is Chinana's Street Vendor.
- Price: ¥1,000.
- Sell value: ¥750.
- Availability: Progression-based Street Vendor stock. A fixed day is not claimed.
- Function: Recolor compatible furniture with the matching Dye.
The Dyeing Table is not a second Oil Press. The Oil Press makes the consumable Dye; the table applies it to eligible furniture.
Open Shops Guide →Storage access
Use nearby Storage Boxes
The table follows the same compact adjacency pattern used by other crafting stations.
D means Dyeing Table. B means an eligible adjacent Storage Box. The supported area is the immediately surrounding 8 tiles, not a 2-tile radius and not every linked box in the village.
Review Storage Boxes →All ten colors
Make Dyes in the Oil Press
These cards reuse the Oil Press authority. Category inputs stay broad where individual flower IDs are not fully canonical.
Red Dye
¥50Red Dye
Red Flower + Small Animal Bone → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: Red Flower + Small Animal Bone
Orange Dye
¥50Orange Dye
Orange Flower + Small Animal Bone → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: Orange Flower + Small Animal Bone
Yellow Dye
¥50Yellow Dye
Yellow Flower + Small Animal Bone → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: Yellow Flower + Small Animal Bone
Green Dye
¥50Green Dye
Leaf + Small Animal Bone → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: Leaf + Small Animal Bone
Blue Dye
¥50Blue Dye
Blue Flower + Small Animal Bone → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: Blue Flower + Small Animal Bone
Purple Dye
¥50Purple Dye
Purple Flower + Small Animal Bone → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: Purple Flower + Small Animal Bone
Black Dye
¥50Black Dye
Coal, Charcoal and other listed mineral inputs → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: Coal or Charcoal
The current source describes a mineral-input family and does not make Small Animal Bone universal.
White Dye
¥50White Dye
White Flower + Small Animal Bone → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: White Flower + Small Animal Bone
Pink Dye
¥50Pink Dye
Pink Flower + Small Animal Bone → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: Pink Flower + Small Animal Bone
Brown Dye
¥50Brown Dye
Clay + Small Animal Bone → Oil Press → 1 day
Recipe family: Clay + Small Animal Bone
Color set: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Black, White, Pink, Brown. Flower colors use their matching flower category plus Small Animal Bone. Green uses Leaf plus Small Animal Bone, Brown uses Clay plus Small Animal Bone, and Black uses a mineral-input family such as Coal or Charcoal.
Open the full Oil Press guide →Furniture rules
Recolor compatible items
A Dye record is not proof that every furniture object accepts it.
- Keep at least one compatible furniture item while testing a color route.
- A single item can be recolored through multiple colors; separate purchases are not the default requirement.
- Brown is a documented base/default example, not proof that every dyeable item has exactly ten variants.
- Per-item Dye quantity is not universal in the current furniture data.
Catalog completion
Register each missing variant
Dyeing owns the creation step; Catalog owns the full completion system.
After recoloring, check the Collection Catalog and confirm the new variant is registered. Furniture colors can be separate completion entries where the canonical furniture record supports them.
Festival prizes are a warning area: their color variants may require acquisition rules different from ordinary Dyeing Table recolors. Do not infer that every festival color can be made with one Dye.
Review Festivals →Do not confuse these systems
Dyeing Table vs Furniture Ordering Catalog
The names sound related, but their jobs are different.
Current Dyeing Table
A current furniture customization station. It applies Dyes made in the Oil Press to compatible furniture and may use nearby Storage Box materials.
Future Furniture Ordering Catalog
Announced for September 29, 2026. It concerns reordering previously purchased furniture from shops and is not a current Dyeing Table unlock or color recipe.
Furniture Ordering Catalog is future-dated and separate from Dyeing Table recoloring.
Troubleshooting
Why is a furniture color not registering?
FAQ
Furniture dyeing questions
How do I get the Dyeing Table?
Buy the Dyeing Table from Chinana's Street Vendor for ¥1,000 when the progression-based listing is available.
How do I dye furniture?
Place compatible furniture at the Dyeing Table, select the corresponding Dye and confirm the recolor. Not every furniture item is proven dyeable.
How many Dye colors are there?
The current canonical set contains ten colors: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Black, White, Pink and Brown.
Where are Dyes made?
All ten Dyes are Oil Press products. They are recorded as one-day outputs selling for ¥50 each.
Can the Dyeing Table use Storage Box materials?
Yes, current structured data uses the immediately surrounding 8 tiles for Storage Box material access. This is adjacency, not a radius or every linked box.
Do I need ten copies of furniture for ten colors?
No. A compatible furniture item can be recolored through multiple colors. Do not buy ten copies unless a specific item record requires separate acquisition.
Do all furniture items have all ten colors?
No. Use compatible or dyeable furniture wording. A color entry does not automatically prove that every furniture item supports that color.
Is the Furniture Ordering Catalog the same as Dyeing?
No. The announced Furniture Ordering Catalog is a separate future feature dated September 29, 2026. It is not used as a current Dyeing Table instruction.
Written by: Village in the Shade Guide Editorial Team
Last updated: August 27, 2026
Sources: Official publisher and storefront pages, released-game research and linked source notes.