A wash basin cabinet apparatus in which a wash basin cabinet used in a bathroom space is converted into a home appliance. The wash basin cabinet apparatus includes a wash basin including a faucet; a frame including a front frame that supports a lower portion of the wash basin and having an independently closed loop shape, a rear frame having an independently closed loop shape, and a bottom frame connecting the front frame and the rear frame; a base plate forming the bottom surface of the frame; and a dryer disposed above the base plate, the front frame and the rear frame each having longitudinal members of the same shape at both sides thereof.

A rack and drawer system includes a tray having at least one glider mechanism and at least one rotation mechanism coupled to the side of the tray, wherein the at least one glider mechanism is operable to allow the tray to move back and forth along a glider mechanism axis, and wherein the tray is operable to rotate about the at least one rotation mechanism. In another embodiment, the rack system further includes at least one hinge mechanism coupled to a first end of the at least one glider mechanism, wherein the at least one hinge mechanism is operable to allow the tray to pivotally move relative to a pivot point.

A dresser for discretely securing items; the dresser for discretely securing items includes a housing with at least two visible drawers, a dresser top having a hidden drawer, a latch mechanism, and an opener. In one embodiment, the opener is a lock and key. In another embodiment, the opener is a fingerprint scanner. The dresser provides a safe, secured, discreet way to store personal belongings of value, including money and jewelry.

A dresser for discretely securing items; the dresser for discretely securing items includes a housing with at least two visible drawers, a dresser top having a hidden drawer, a latch mechanism, and an opener. In one embodiment, the opener is a lock and key. In another embodiment, the opener is a fingerprint scanner. The dresser provides a safe, secured, discreet way to store personal belongings of value, including money and jewelry.

Furniture with a concealed compartment is provided. The furniture includes a tabletop and a base. Tracks on sides of the base mate with interior channels of the tabletop to enable the tabletop to be slid to reveal or conceal the compartment. The compartment may include a locking mechanism that prevents access to the compartment. The locking mechanism can be unlocked using a magnet.

A drawer system includes a primary drawer and a concealed drawer. The concealed drawer is concealed in a space under the floor of the primary drawer, between the lower portions of the sidewall of primary drawer. The primary drawer moves with the concealed drawer in a locked state to maintain the concealed drawer in the concealed state, and the concealed drawer moves independently from the primary drawer in the unlocked state to allow the concealed drawer to extend from the primary drawer, thereby allowing access to the concealed drawer.

A drawer system includes a primary drawer and a concealed drawer. The concealed drawer is concealed in a space under the floor of the primary drawer, between the lower portions of the sidewall of primary drawer. The primary drawer moves with the concealed drawer in a locked state to maintain the concealed drawer in the concealed state, and the concealed drawer moves independently from the primary drawer in the unlocked state to allow the concealed drawer to extend from the primary drawer, thereby allowing access to the concealed drawer.

The present disclosure relates to a wash basin cabinet apparatus in which a wash basin cabinet used in a bathroom space is converted into a home appliance. The present disclosure provides a wash basin cabinet apparatus comprising: a wash basin comprising a faucet; a frame including a front frame that supports a lower portion of the wash basin and having an independently closed loop shape, a rear frame having an independently closed loop shape, and a bottom frame connecting the front frame and the rear frame; a base plate forming the bottom surface of the frame; and a dryer disposed above the base plate, wherein the front frame and the rear frame each has longitudinal members of the same shape at both sides thereof.

A dresser for discretely securing items; the dresser for discretely securing items therein includes a housing having at least two visible drawers therein, a dresser-top having at least one hidden drawer therein, a latch-mechanism and an opener. In one embodiment, the opener is a lock and key. In another embodiment, the opener is a fingerprint scanner. The dresser provides a safe, secured, discreet way to store personal belongings of value, including money and jewelry.

A drawer system includes a primary drawer and a concealed drawer. The concealed drawer is concealed in a space under the floor of the primary drawer, between the lower portions of the sidewall of primary drawer. The primary drawer moves with the concealed drawer in a locked state to maintain the concealed drawer in the concealed state, and the concealed drawer moves independently from the primary drawer in the unlocked state to allow the concealed drawer to extend from the primary drawer, thereby allowing access to the concealed drawer.