Father’s Day is the perfect excuse to celebrate Dad — and all the little things that make him, well, Dad. Whether he’s the resident handyman, the home-office hero, the sports commentator from the couch, or the guy who somehow has a collection of model cars, there’s a furniture piece to match.

We’ve rounded up a few pieces that play into some classic Dad stereotypes, with a stylish twist.

For the Dad Who Collects Everything: Breeze Shelving Unit

Every dad has something he’s oddly proud of collecting. Model cars, records, books, vintage cameras, tools… you name it.

The Breeze Shelving Unit gives his favourite finds a place to be displayed rather than tucked away in a cupboard. Style it with his collection of model cars, books and a few personal treasures for a display that feels unmistakably his.

For the Dad Who Has a “Man Cave”: Berg Sofa

The man cave is sacred territory and it deserves a sofa that can handle long movie marathons, big games and the occasional afternoon nap.

Enter the Berg Sofa. Deep, comfortable and made for sinking into, it’s the kind of sofa Dad can claim as his own. Add a TV, a good coffee table and his favourite snacks, and you’ve got the ultimate Dad retreat.

For the Dad Who Is Always “Working”: Quart Desk

Whether he’s working from home, planning his next project or simply likes having a dedicated spot for his laptop, Dad deserves a proper desk.

The Quart Desk brings a considered, practical feel to his workspace without looking too corporate. Pair it with a comfortable chair, good lighting and a few of his everyday essentials for a home office that actually makes working feel a little better.

For the Dad Who Loves to Entertain: A Sideboard

There’s always one Dad who takes hosting very seriously. The one who has a favourite glass for everything, knows exactly where the bottle opener is and is ready to offer everyone a drink before they’ve even sat down.

The Ridge Sideboard is made for this Dad. It keeps his entertaining essentials organised while giving him a dedicated spot to show off his collection. Add glassware, a few favourite bottles and some bar accessories to complete the setup.

Maybe he’s a collector. Maybe he’s a couch expert. Maybe he works from home or considers himself the unofficial host of every family gathering.

Whatever his Dad stereotype, the right piece of furniture can make his favourite corner of the home feel even more like his own.