Start with enough to sleep, wash, make a simple meal and clean up. This editable starter checklist helps you see the gaps in your first apartment; the quantities are a starting point for your household. Optional extras start as skipped.
Your checklist ↓Before buying, inventory the supplied appliances, furniture, lighting and fittings. Confirm safety provisions and permitted changes with the landlord or building manager; your lease, appliance instructions and local safety rules take priority.
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Choose one plan per row. The checkbox is separate. If you own some and need more, split the item into two rows. Optional items start as Skip.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Buy only if missing; check dimensions and the maker's required bed base.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Start with one per person; bring a comfortable pillow you already own.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Check mattress, pillow and duvet sizes and what the set actually includes.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Choose one suitable for the season; reuse a suitable one before buying.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Optional; check whether one is supplied and measure mattress depth.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
One useful size first; check it works with the installed hob.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Choose a size for your usual meals and confirm hob compatibility.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Start with one for everyday preparation; no need for a full knife block.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Choose a practical size that fits your worktop and storage.
Quantity: 2 · Need to buy
A spoon and turner are a starting pair; check the cookware's care instructions.
Quantity: 2 · Need to buy
Start with one of each per resident; add spares only if useful.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Enough for the residents; a large entertaining set can wait.
Quantity: 2 · Need to buy
One of each per person is a starting point; bring existing ones.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Optional; add a small set if you keep leftovers or pack meals.
Quantity: 2 · Need to buy
Start with one of each per person and adjust for your laundry routine.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Check what is already present before adding a replacement.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Bring your usual soap, toilet paper and personal washing essentials.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Only if the shower needs one; check the existing rail, size and hooks.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Choose a small set if none is available; store it within reach.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Check floor care instructions and what cleaning equipment is supplied.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Cloths, a sponge and suitable cleaners; follow each product's label.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Check supplied bins and local sorting arrangements before choosing size and number.
Quantity: 1 · Need to buy
Use a bag you own if it works for your washing arrangements.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Optional; add one only where the existing light is insufficient.
Quantity: 1 · Skip
Optional; check existing coverings, window measurements and permitted fittings.
Quantity: 1 · Borrow
Borrow the tools your furniture instructions call for; confirm permission for any alterations.
Walk through the apartment before making a shopping order. Check appliances, usable furniture, lights, storage and window coverings, then mark each usable item as owned or provided. Agree any shared purchases with the people living there.
Choose the items you will use for sleep, washing, a few meals and cleaning. Leave guest sets, decorative pieces and extra furniture until you know how you use the space. Borrow tools for a one-off assembly job.
Check mattress and bedding sizes, available storage and the route through doors before ordering large items. Confirm cookware compatibility with the installed hob. For curtains, check the existing rail and any permission needed to change fittings.
Settle on a model, size and set contents before checking prices with Muchita Shopping. Compare the same item price across shops and check delivery costs and conditions separately. A cheaper set is useful only if you need what it contains.
Fill the gaps for a usable sleeping setup, bedding, towels, toiletries and basic cleaning. Add a few cooking and eating items if you plan to prepare food immediately. Change anything already usable in the apartment to owned or provided.
Check the inventory and agreement first. Find out which appliances are supplied, work properly and are your responsibility before choosing replacements. A fridge, washing machine, oven or microwave is a separate decision, not an automatic shopping requirement.
Extra food containers, lamps and curtains can wait when the home already meets those needs. A sofa, TV, guest tableware and decorative storage are also later choices. Activate an optional item only after checking its use, space and cost.
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