A divan is configurable between upright and table configurations. The divan includes linkages which enable rotation of a backrest from the upright configuration to the table configuration. The divan includes a seat pan which is joined in the upright configuration and split in the table configuration. Joining the seat pan in the upright configuration provides a seating region with extra length. Splitting the seat pan in the table configuration provides two seating regions, one on each side of the table.

A furniture system includes vertical and horizontal frame members, and a connection assembly that includes a T-shaped slot located within the vertical frame member, a T-shaped tab extending from the horizontal frame member and configured to engage the at least one T-shaped slot, at least one locking slot located within the vertical frame member, a locking member configured to engage the locking slot, and a fastener configured such that when the fastener is secured to the locking member the T-shaped tab is driven into engagement with the T-shaped slot and the horizontal frame member is pulled toward the vertical member so as to connect the horizontal frame member to the vertical frame member.

A furniture system includes vertical and horizontal frame members, and a connection assembly that includes a T-shaped slot located within the vertical frame member, a T-shaped tab extending from the horizontal frame member and configured to engage the at least one T-shaped slot, at least one locking slot located within the vertical frame member, a locking member configured to engage the locking slot, and a fastener configured such that when the fastener is secured to the locking member the T-shaped tab is driven into engagement with the T-shaped slot and the horizontal frame member is pulled toward the vertical member so as to connect the horizontal frame member to the vertical frame member.

A piece of furniture that includes a plurality of stools that stack/nest into an enclosed table may include a top stool, a first middle stool, a second middle stool, and a bottom stool. The top stool and the bottom stool may each include a platform and legs extending downward from a bottom surface of the platform proximate to an outer edge of the platform. The first middle stool and the second middle stool may each include a platform and legs extending from an outer circumference of the platform. The middle stools may each be shorter than the top stool and the bottom stool by a distance equal to a height of the platform, such that they are configured to nest within the space created by the mating of the top stool and an inverted bottom stool.

A piece of furniture that includes a plurality of stools that stack/nest into an enclosed table may include a top stool, a first middle stool, a second middle stool, and a bottom stool. The top stool and the bottom stool may each include a platform and legs extending downward from a bottom surface of the platform proximate to an outer edge of the platform. The first middle stool and the second middle stool may each include a platform and legs extending from an outer circumference of the platform. The middle stools may each be shorter than the top stool and the bottom stool by a distance equal to a height of the platform, such that they are configured to nest within the space created by the mating of the top stool and an inverted bottom stool.

Systems and methods for moving a convertible bench between a first position, which presents a backrest, and a second position, which presents a tabletop, is described herein. While the described systems can include any suitable component, in some cases, they include a base having a first end piece that has a first set of legs with a first arched leg support that extends between the first set of legs and a second end piece having a second set of legs with a second arched leg support that extends between the second set of legs. The bench further includes a backrest/table portion that is hingedly coupled to the base so as to be pivotable from a first position that presents a backrest to a second position that presents a tabletop. Other implementations are described.

Systems and methods for moving a convertible bench between a first position, which presents a backrest, and a second position, which presents a tabletop, is described herein. While the described systems can include any suitable component, in some cases, they include a base having a first end piece that has a first set of legs with a first arched leg support that extends between the first set of legs and a second end piece having a second set of legs with a second arched leg support that extends between the second set of legs. The bench further includes a backrest/table portion that is hingedly coupled to the base so as to be pivotable from a first position that presents a backrest to a second position that presents a tabletop. Other implementations are described.

The disclosure relates to the technical field of furniture design and manufacturing, and in particular, relates to a U-shaped plate for a cushion, which includes a U-shaped plate placed upside down and clamping a cushion, and the cushion arranged on the seat frame. The U-shaped plate is integrally formed, both ends of which are bent 90 degrees, corners at both ends of which are arc-shaped, a plurality of fixing belts are provided on a lower surface of the cushion, hook-and-loop fasteners are provided on both sides of the fixing belt, and two hook-and-loop fasteners are correspondingly attached. The cushion with the U-shaped plate on top can be used as a tea table or a coffee table, and coffee, cups, fruit trays, etc., can be placed on the U-shaped plate. The U-shaped plate is arranged between the seat frame and the cushion to be stored, which is convenient for next use.

The disclosure relates to the technical field of furniture design and manufacturing, and in particular, relates to a U-shaped plate for a cushion, which includes a U-shaped plate placed upside down and clamping a cushion, and the cushion arranged on the seat frame. The U-shaped plate is integrally formed, both ends of which are bent 90 degrees, corners at both ends of which are arc-shaped, a plurality of fixing belts are provided on a lower surface of the cushion, hook-and-loop fasteners are provided on both sides of the fixing belt, and two hook-and-loop fasteners are correspondingly attached. The cushion with the U-shaped plate on top can be used as a tea table or a coffee table, and coffee, cups, fruit trays, etc., can be placed on the U-shaped plate. The U-shaped plate is arranged between the seat frame and the cushion to be stored, which is convenient for next use.

A furniture apparatus can include a group of height adjustable legs supporting a hinged tabletop comprising two or more foldable sections including a first foldable section and a second foldable section. The furniture apparatus can further include one or more devices, wherein the first foldable section and the second foldable section can open upward from a locked and closed position to reveal a gap within which the one or more utility devices can be installed and concealed when the foldable sections are in a closed position and the hinged tabletop rests in a flat horizontal position.