Shadow_Akula wrote: »

Your friend would need to gift/mail you the furnishings and you’d be required to drop them off in your home so they can move them into position. Decorators can only move furnishings which are already in the home, they cannot add nor can they take away.
I know it’s not a great method but I think ZoS made it this way to prevent thievery claims if one has a falling out for instance.

I gifted them one of those storage chest things, the plan was to put it in my house so that we could both go there to ditch stuff. Now I'm wondering, if she interacts with my storage chest will it show the items she has in hers?

dtsharples wrote: »

Unfortunately not.
Your friend will still need to mail you / trade you the items from her inventory.
You'll need to place them, being the house owner.
You can just dump them in a pile, then your friend can move them around.
Be wary though, your friend can not put any placed items back into her inventory either, so furnishings can't be carrier through doors. So make sure to put outdoor items, outdoors - and indoor items, indoors

I might have not been clear enough, I'm not longer referring to the furnishing as such. If we both own the same storage chest, she places hers in her free house, and I place mine in my free house. We both dump the swords, armour etc we're not using to free up inventory space. If she interacts with my chest in my house would it show her items. Like when you go to the bank, everyone interacts with the same banker in the same place but see their own items.

Mix wrote: »

You cannot use storage chests in other players' houses, even if you own the identical one. No interact prompt will come up.

Damn, that's a shame, would have been useful. I'd love to see player housing expanded to allow for more group options.