Furniture
Objects, rooms, and things found around the home.
Stuck on a Colorwood Associations word board? Search your level, match the US or GB version, and follow the word groups in the order they are created.
Levels 7, 10, 11, 13, 24, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 33, 35, 36, 41, 51, 54, 62, 100, 134, 200, 250, 298 and 367 are available now. New guides are published only after the board, answer groups, and available walkthrough sources have been reviewed.
Find a level by number, then match the words on your board before using the answer.
Every highlighted number opens a complete, checked guide. Choose a range above to browse the full level index.
Six starter groups, five bridge-tile expansions, and a six-word board fingerprint.
Colorwood boards mix everyday objects, places, food, sports, and broader ideas. These theme cards show how the growing answer library will also be organized beyond level numbers.
Objects, rooms, and things found around the home.
Pizza · Burger · Sushi
Tiramisu · Pudding · Brownie
Golf · Rugby · Curling · Soccer
Madrid · Rome · Prague
Thebes · Carthage · Pompeii
Vatican · Stonehenge · Big Ben
Boiling · Roasting · Grilling
Do not match tile positions. Match distinctive words first. Level 7 changes YOGURT and OMELET to YOGHURT and OMELETTE after the shared opening; Level 10 changes THEATER, TOYSTORE, DONUT and RV; Level 11 changes SOCCER, CHECKERS, FUZZY and SLACKS; Level 13 has three reported openings beginning with GEMS, FLAVORS OF INDIA, or FANTASY RPG; Level 24 is identified by WOODEN, ROOT, EDINBURGH, PUDDLES, MODEM and ELF; Level 26 changes THEATER and GAS STATION to THEATRE and PETROL STATION; Level 27 is identified by FREUD, AFRO, INVEST and COPIER, with TOOTHBRUSH and BOWLING as bridge tiles; Level 28 uses CAESAR, ROBOTS and ALIEN on the reference board or TANGO, ANDROID and TYPEWRITER on the alternate board; Level 30 changes COLLABS and CATALOG to COLLABORATIONS and CATALOGUE; Level 31 changes FLASHLIGHT and JEWELRY to TORCH and JEWELLERY; Level 33 uses BLOOD, BRUSHES, HUMID, CRED, STADIUM and CENTAUR as opening anchors; Level 35 differs by DORM versus HALL; Level 36 differs by ELEVATOR versus LIFT and also has an older reported board; Level 41 changes DONUT and GELATO to DOUGHNUT and ICE CREAM; Level 54 changes HUMOR to HUMOUR in the Comedy expansion; Level 62 changes LAWYER to SOLICITOR and TRUCK to LORRY; Level 100 differs by PILLAR versus PEDESTAL; Level 134 differs by ELEVATOR versus LIFT; Level 200 differs by BOOKSTORE versus BOOKSHOP; Level 250 differs by SOUFFLE versus SOUFFLÉ; Level 298 is identified by BRAZILIAN BARBECUE, CRIME SCENE, DEFENDANT, BROOD, ADVERB and CYBERSPACE; Level 367 is identified by BLOODLINE, FLOUR, PITSTOP, BORA BORA, YESTERDAY and THRESHOLD, with FAMILY, EGG, RACING CAR, ISLANDS and VOLCANO as bridge tiles. App updates may also change which puzzle appears under a level number.
We compare the visible board with gameplay footage, cross-check every word group against multiple answer sources, and label the exact US or GB version whenever the words differ.
We use distinctive opening words—not tile positions—to identify which puzzle version a guide actually solves.
We compare answer lists and gameplay evidence, then organize the groups into a clear starter-to-final solving order.
If a video or regional board cannot be visually confirmed, the guide says so instead of presenting it as verified.
Associations – Colorwood Game is a word-association puzzle by Burny Games. Players combine related words into category tiles, then reuse some of those tiles to complete broader associations.
This site is an independent guide. For the game itself, use the official store listings.