Abstract: A mirrored element (101) includes a first section (201) that is translucent when a backlight (301) is on and mirrored when the backlight is off (301). A second section (203) provides a mirrored surface when the backlight (301) is on and when the backlight (301) is off. The mirrored element (101) may optionally be provided with an enclosure (103). A baking process may be utilized to provide the second section (203) of the mirrored element (101).

Abstract: A cosmetic housing (100) includes a first member (101) and a second member (103) couplable with the first member (101), such that a cosmetic (501) is enclosed between the first member (101) and the second member (103), wherein a surface of the first member (101) extends partially and not completely along a part of the outer surface of the second member (103), wherein the first member (101) retains the second member (103).

Abstract: A cosmetic housing (100) includes a first member (101) and a second member (103) couplable with the first member (101), such that a cosmetic (501) is enclosed between the first member (101) and the second member (103), wherein a surface of the first member (101) extends partially and not completely along a part of the outer surface of the second member (103), wherein the first member (101) retains the second member (103).

Abstract: A mirrored element (101) includes a first section (201) that is translucent when a backlight (301) is on and mirrored when the backlight is off (301). A second section (203) provides a mirrored surface when the backlight (301) is on and when the backlight (301) is off. The mirrored element (101) may optionally be provided with an enclosure (103). A baking process may be utilized to provide the second section (203) of the mirrored element (101).

Abstract: A light source is disposed in a cosmetic housing. One or more mirrors are disposed between the cosmetic housing and a cover that opens to expose the mirror(s). The light source is manually or automatically activated. The light source is activatable over any angle between the cover and the rest of the housing, thus an angle for turning on the light source is selectable.

Abstract: A light source is disposed in a cavity in an enclosure that supports a part of the wall. The enclosure may be disposed substantially within the wall, such that the enclosure does not provide an obstacle to those moving near the wall. Because the enclosure is capable of supporting a part of the wall, the enclosure may be substituted for one or more substructures of the wall, including, but not limited to, concrete blocks, cement blocks, bricks, cinder blocks, and combinations thereof. The enclosure may be disposed at most any height in the wall.

Abstract: A light source is disposed in a cosmetic housing. One or more mirrors are disposed between the cosmetic housing and a cover that opens to expose the mirror(s). The light source is manually or automatically activated. The light source is activatable over any angle between the cover and the rest of the housing, thus an angle for turning on the light source is selectable.

Abstract: A light source is disposed in a cavity in an enclosure that supports a part of the wall. The enclosure may be disposed substantially within the wall, such that the enclosure does not provide an obstacle to those moving near the wall. Because the enclosure is capable of supporting a part of the wall, the enclosure may be substituted for one or more substructures of the wall, including, but not limited to, concrete blocks, cement blocks, bricks, cinder blocks, and combinations thereof. The enclosure may be disposed at most any height in the wall.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a light source and a support rod comprising a cavity in which at least a part of the light source is enclosed and at least one opening through which the light source emits light. The support rod supports the light source and provides support for a load, which may include clothing disposed on hangers and/or other items that may be supported by the support rod.