Analysis of furniture types in Dutch homes from the Baroque period on the basis of iconographic materials is a paper presenting an iconological interpretation of easel paintings, focusing on the topic of furniture. The paper presents the characteristics of early Baroque interiors that were depicted in the paintings of 17th-century Dutch painters between 1650-1700, with an analysis of the furniture use and placement within the rooms based on iconographic materials, as well as description of the style and structure of several different types of Dutch furniture from that period. For this purpose, a search of Internet sources was carried out to find oil panel paintings presenting genre scenes taking place in residential interiors. The ones selected for further analysis needed to have clearly visible furniture painted with precision (to a degree that permitted to specify the type of construction, stylistic features and ornaments). The results of this research became a basis for discussion with reference literature on the subject.