Locating All Furniture Pieces

Locate every furniture piece in Professor Layton and The New World of Steam. Place all decorative items to fully customize your environments and rooms.

The quest to find every piece of furniture scattered throughout Steam London in Professor Layton and The New World of Steam is a rewarding endeavor that allows you to personalize Professor Layton's workshop. These furniture items range from functional pieces like desks and bookshelves to purely decorative elements that add character to your personal space. Each piece is hidden within the game's various environments, requiring diligent exploration. You might discover a sturdy oak desk in the dusty archives of the Museum of Mechanical Marvels, or perhaps a plush armchair tucked away in a quiet corner of the Royal Observatory. Some furniture pieces are awarded for completing specific story objectives or optional puzzles, while others are simply found by interacting with the environment. For example, a particularly ornate grandfather clock might be revealed behind a cleverly disguised panel after solving a logic puzzle presented by a clockmaker character.

It is essential to interact with every movable object and suspicious-looking detail in each area. Many furniture pieces are not immediately obvious and can be disguised as part of the scenery. Keep an eye out for subtle visual cues, such as a slightly different texture on a wall or an unusual shadow. The game often hides these items in plain sight, relying on your observational skills. For instance, a valuable antique vase might be sitting on a shelf in the background of a dialogue scene, only becoming obtainable once you've triggered the correct interaction. Collecting all 20 unique furniture items is not only a testament to your thoroughness but also a prerequisite for unlocking the full customization options for Professor Layton's workshop. Some rarer items, like the Steampunk Sofa, might require you to revisit areas after certain story events have transpired, as new opportunities for discovery can arise.