When it comes to deciding who gets to keep the furniture after a divorce, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. In many cases, it will come down to who purchased the furniture or who paid for its upkeep. If you and your spouse jointly owned the furniture, then it will likely be divided evenly between you in the property settlement.
However, if one person owned the furniture outright or if that person was primarily responsible for paying for its upkeep, then that person may be able to claim ownership of the furniture in the divorce. It's important to note that any decision about who gets to keep the furniture should be made as part of a broader property settlement agreement reached between you and your spouse. You should never try to take furniture without first reaching an agreement with your spouse about how it will be divided.