Storage & Organization

A hutch is a type of furniture with shelving or cabinets, often used for displaying or storing items.

A blanket chest is a type of storage furniture traditionally used for holding blankets, linens, and other textiles.

A tuckaway table is a space-saving furniture piece designed to be easily folded or collapsed for storage.

A Baker’s Rack is a type of furniture designed to store and display items, often used in kitchens for cooling baked goods as well as for ornamental display.

A tallboy is a piece of furniture featuring a chest of drawers often combined with a wardrobe on top.

A Dutch Dresser is a type of sturdy and practical furniture piece consisting of shelves above and drawers or cupboards below.

An apothecary chest is a type of storage furniture originally used to store medicines and herbs.

A huntboard is a type of tall, slender sideboard originally used for serving food in the dining areas of hunting lodges.

An almery is a type of cupboard or cabinet.

Casters are small wheels or rollers designed to be attached to the bottom of an object to enable it to move easily.

A low-profile bed frame with a solid or slated base designed to support a mattress without the need for a box spring.

A traditional type of wooden furniture originating from Yorkshire, England, characterized by its combination of shelving, drawers, and sometimes cupboards.

A Cassapanca is an Italian Renaissance chest, often ornately decorated and used for seating as well as storage.

A dumb waiter is a small freight elevator or lift designed to carry objects rather than people.

A secretary is a type of writing desk with a hinged desktop surface.

A wash stand is a piece of furniture designed for holding a wash basin and usually has provisions for storing toiletries.

A roll-top desk is a type of desk characterized by a flexible, sliding, tambour door that rolls up to expose the work surface and compartments.

A bench is a long seat for multiple people that is often made of wood or metal.

A Semainier is a tall, narrow chest of drawers, typically with seven drawers.

A file cabinet is a storage unit with drawers or compartments designed for organizing and storing files and documents.

An end table is a small table often placed beside a couch or chair in living rooms or beside a bed in bedrooms.

A pedestal desk is a large, freestanding desk featuring drawers or cabinets in its supporting pedestals.

A mule chest is a traditional piece of furniture that combines the features of a chest and a drawer.

Built-in refers to any feature or piece of furniture that is permanently integrated into a room's structure.

Casegoods refer to a range of furniture pieces that provide interior storage space.

An appliance refers to a device or piece of equipment designed to perform a specific task, often used to refer to household or kitchen items.

A bench seat is a long, fixed seat designed for multiple people.

An island is a standalone work station or storage area within a room, often found in kitchens.

Self-storing leaves refer to a built-in feature in some tables that allows additional table sections to be stored within the table itself.

A piece of furniture equipped with shelves, used for storing and displaying books.

A commode is a type of cabinet or chest of drawers, often used for storing clothing or personal items.

A cushion drawer is a drawer that features a built-in cushion or pad, enhancing comfort and functionality.

A drop lid desk is a type of desk featuring a hinged writing surface or lid that can be opened or closed.

Drawer glides are mechanisms that allow drawers to slide in and out smoothly.

A break front is a piece of furniture with a central section that protrudes beyond the sections flanking it.

A kitchen cart is a mobile workstation and storage unit designed for use in the kitchen.

A furniture piece designed to house and display stereo equipment and media.

A mirror stand is a freestanding frame or support designed to hold a mirror.

Nesting Tables are a set of small tables that fit one underneath another.

An ottoman is a versatile piece of furniture commonly used as a footrest, seat, or coffee table.

A drop front refers to a hinged panel on a piece of furniture that can be lowered to provide a horizontal surface.

A corner cupboard is a storage cabinet designed to fit into a corner of a room.

A credenza is a type of sideboard or buffet typically used in dining rooms for serving food, displaying serving dishes, or as an additional storage space.

A bunk bed is a type of bed in which one bed frame is stacked on top of another, allowing two or more beds to occupy the floor space usually required by just one.

A loft bed is a bed raised off the ground, typically supported by posts or a framework, creating usable space beneath.

An armoire is a versatile, freestanding wardrobe or closet.

Modularity refers to the design principle of creating components that can be easily combined or separated to adapt to changing needs or spaces.

A bed designed to save space, which stores an additional bed underneath.

Cabinets are storage units that are typically enclosed by doors, drawers, or shelves.

A sideboard is a long, low piece of furniture used for storage and displaying items, traditionally found in dining rooms.

An ambry is a recessed cabinet or niche traditionally used for storage in walls.

A rotating tray placed on a table or countertop to aid in distributing food.

A versatile table featuring hinged leaves that can be folded and stored under its top.

A Tambour desk is a type of desk characterized by sliding or rolling panels made of narrow wooden slats.

A china cabinet is a piece of furniture designed to display and store fine china, glassware, and other collectibles.

A tall, freestanding cabinet designed specifically to house a television and related media equipment.

A settle is a traditional wooden bench with a high back and armrests.

a furniture piece that combines a coat rack with a bench and often includes storage.

A notation or label used to identify materials or items for a specific project or client in interior design.

Knob turning refers to the action of manipulating a knob to adjust settings or facilitate operation.

A tall, narrow chest of drawers, often featuring a locking mechanism.

Chest on chest is a tall piece of furniture featuring two stacked chests of drawers.

A hope chest is a storage chest traditionally used to collect items such as clothing and household linen, by unmarried young women in anticipation of married life.

A jewelry armoire is a freestanding cabinet designed specifically for storing and organizing jewelry and accessories.

A Welsh Cupboard is a traditional piece of furniture originating from Wales, characterized by its unique combination of storage and display sections.

A dowry chest is a large, ornate storage chest.

A vanity table is a personal grooming station, often featuring a mirror and storage for cosmetics and toiletries.

A piece of furniture designed to support a television and related media equipment.

Carcase refers to the framework or body of a piece of furniture, typically hidden beneath the surface materials.

A lingerie chest is a tall, narrow storage piece designed specifically for organizing delicate items.

A general contractor is a professional responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations on a construction site.

A cupboard is a piece of furniture with shelves or compartments, used for storing items.

A writing desk is a piece of furniture designed specifically for writing and other related tasks.

A console table is a narrow, long table typically placed against a wall.

A tall, narrow piece of furniture, often with drawers, used for storage.

A chifforobe is a piece of furniture that combines a wardrobe with a chest of drawers.

Construction drawings are detailed plans and drawings produced by architects and designers to guide the construction or renovation of a building.

A chesser is a piece of furniture that combines elements of a chest of drawers and a dresser.

A piece of furniture designed for storage.