EMBEDDED FURNITURE

A furniture and floor structure design allows a large piece flat furniture to be hidden in the floor. This design includes two interchangeable mechanisms, both achieving the same result, which is allowing the furniture to be risen out of the floor and collapsed into the floor. This design allows the room to have more space for placing items and helps extendable/foldable houses to have more furniture stored in a limited space. Examples of such furniture include a bed frame and a dinner table, but the two mechanisms can also be used on furniture other than these two examples. The mechanisms are interchangeable and neither of them are limited to a certain type of furniture. The first mechanism includes two sets of sliding blocks and several rotatable linkages while the second mechanism includes one set of sliding blocks and a pulley-belt system.