An illuminating panel includes a support holding an integrated illumination. The integrated illumination is an illuminating textile including woven optical fibers coupled to light sources. The optical fibers emit light under an angle suitable for enlightening an adjacent surface substantially perpendicular to the plane of the illuminating panel.

A table that includes a planar upper surface having a recess, a lamp positioned in the recess, a first sensor, and an embedded touch control. The lamp can be in a closed position or a raised position, and have a first section and a second section. The first section is attached to the planar upper surface at an end thereof. The first sensor detects the position of the lamp and controls the lamp based on the position of the lamp. The embedded touch control is located beneath the planar upper surface, and controls the light level of the lamp.

An illuminated shelving system is provided having light bars attached to the shelves. The light bars are electrically connected to a power strip that conducts electricity from a wall outlet to a plurality of light bars.

A bed comprising a headboard having a forward face or a footboard having a forward face. At least one of the headboard and the footboard comprise a light board having a front surface and a back surface, with the light board being integrated to at least one of the headboard and the footboard such that the front surface faces a same direction as the forward face of either one of the headboard and the footboard. The light board comprises a light emitting device, a set of layers guiding light emitted by the light emitting device toward the front surface, and a translucent image film contained between the layers and blocking at least partially transmission of the light toward the front surface. A light board for a head or a foot of a bed is also described.

[Problem] To provide an illumination system with which a visual effect is provided such that it is possible to give an appearance of expanding depth on the far side of a wall face, even if a person stands directly in front thereof. [Solution] An illumination system (100) comprises a light source (130), and a reflection board (120) that provides a reflection face that reflects illumination light from the light source (130). The reflection lace of the reflection board (120) is a processed reflection face in which are disposed a plurality of grooves which are very narrow parallel straight lines or parallel curved lines with respect to a flat plane. A support body (110) supports the light source (130) facing and in close proximity to the processed reflection board of the reflection board (120). Light points appear, arranged perpendicularly in the center of the reflection board (120) facing the light source. The formation locations of virtual images of each of the light points are formed further in the depth direction from the processed reflection board the further apart they are vertically, and thus a viewer has the sense of viewing a light beam track which is formed when a horizontal plane, which seemingly expands horizontally in the depth of the wall face, is illuminated, and has the sense of viewing an expanding space in the depth direction of the wall face.

An emissive surface assembly includes an emissive surface configuration having a substantially contiguous emissive surface on which visual content may be presented. The emissive surface configuration has emissive surface sections including at least a first substantially flat emissive surface section, at least first and second curved emissive surface sections that are curved about first and second non-parallel axis, the first curved section positioned adjacent a first edge of the first substantially flat emissive surface section, the second curved section adjacent a second edge of the first substantially flat emissive surface section, each of the curved and flat surface sections forming a portion of the substantially contiguous emissive surface, and a driver for presenting content on the substantially contiguous emissive surface.

A folding table having first and opposite ends that are rotatable relative to one another to lie either face-to-face when the folding table is in a folded configuration or end-to-end when the folding table is in an unfolded configuration. The table includes a pair of pull-out wheels on which the table can roll in its folded configuration. A retractable chair rack can be pulled outwardly from one of the table ends to engage a stack of folding chairs to be transported when the table is in its folded configuration and functioning as a cart. The pair of pull-out wheels are pivotally coupled to the table and rotatable between a first position lying outside and adjacent opposite sides of the table when the table is in its folded configuration and a second position lying below the bottom of the table when the table is in its unfolded configuration.

A lighting apparatus includes a tilt housing, a bottom plate, a first cap cover, a second cap cover, a driver, a light source plate and a light passing cover. The lighting apparatus may be installed in a closet. The tilt housing includes a tilt plate, a top plate and a side plate. The tilt plate has a first side connected to the top plate. The bottom plate has a front side connected to a second side of the tilt plate. The bottom plate also has a back side connected to the side plate. The second side is opposite to the first side in the tilt plate. The bottom plate and the tilt housing form a polygonal tube defining an inner container. The first cap cover and the second cap cover are fixed to two opposite ends of the polygonal tube for concealing the inner container.

Embedded furniture systems include a furniture assembly having a furniture stowage component and a furniture element extending from and moveably connected to the stowage component. The stowage component has a body with a furniture compartment recessed therein. The furniture element is selectively stowable in the compartment and deployable therefrom on a first side of the assembly. The assembly extends through an opening disposed in a wall component. The surface of the first side of the assembly is aligned with a first side of the wall and the covered portion of the body extends from an opposing second side of the wall. A concealing element is disposed about and substantially covers an exposed portion of the body on an opposing second side of the assembly. The concealing element includes a substantially hollow furniture component such that the covered portion of the body appears to be a piece of furniture.

Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a shelf assembly.