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US 12,484,695 · App. 18/541,724 · Granted Dec 2, 2025

Smart vanity

Inventor: Lisa Creel (Davison, MI)
A47B67/005A47B21/06A47B2021/066A47B2220/0077
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 12,484,695
App. No.
18/541,724
Granted
Dec 2, 2025
Kind
B1
Abstract

A smart vanity set is presented, comprising a multifunctional vanity table and a complementary vanity seat. The vanity table includes a top surface with an opening covered by a door, multiple drawers within first and second side cabinet assemblies, and a top section with shelving. A notable feature of this set is a movably positioned halo within a rear section pocket of the table. The set also includes a mirror with integrated touchscreen controls, housed within a mirror housing. The vanity seat, designed for comfort and utility, features a seat surface with non-slip material and wheels for mobility. The set integrates technology with a user-friendly interface, including wireless communication transceivers, power supply cords, and controllers for both the table and seat, facilitating a synchronized and interactive user experience.

Claims (19)

1 . A smart vanity set comprising:

a vanity table with a top surface having an opening and a door,

a first side cabinet assembly and a second side cabinet assembly each comprising multiple drawers,

a top section assembly with a first shelf and a second shelf,

a rear section assembly defining a pocket,

a halo movably positioned within the pocket,

a mirror mounted to the top surface and housed within a mirror housing,

a vanity seat including a seat surface and wheels,

a first power cord and a second power cord for electrical power supply,

a table controller and a seat controller for managing the smart vanity set,

a first wide area network transceiver and a second wide area network transceiver for wireless communication, and

a user interface incorporated into the mirror.

2 . The smart vanity set of claim 1 , wherein the vanity table includes power/data outlets in each drawer of both the first and second side cabinet assemblies, and the top section assembly includes a refrigerator in electrical communication with the table controller.

3 . The smart vanity set of claim 1 , wherein the halo is attached to a hinged segmented assembly that is vertically motionable, and the halo is configured as a circular element incorporating illumination means and a hair drying device.

4 . The smart vanity set of claim 1 , wherein the mirror housing includes a plurality of lamps providing selective color illumination, and the mirror incorporates a touchscreen user interface for controlling the table controller.

5 . The smart vanity set of claim 1 , wherein the vanity seat includes a vanity seat housing with a display panel, and the seat surface is designed to support a user's weight and includes non-slip material.

6 . The smart vanity set of claim 1 , wherein the first local transceiver and the second local transceiver provide electrical communication between the vanity table and the vanity seat for synchronized operation and control.

7 . The smart vanity set of claim 1 , further comprising soft-touch or auto-close drawers, materials with photovoltaic features, high-intensity frequency electromagnetic appliances, digital image capturing devices, and skin analyzers.

8 . The smart vanity set of claim 1 , wherein the vanity set is constructed from materials including plastic moldings, metallic components, wooden materials, or a combination thereof, and the drawers and cabinets are configured in semi-circular shapes.

Continuity (1)
Provisional Application 63432730 · Dec 15, 2022
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