hutch
Plural
hutches
1
a wooden box with a wired front used for keeping small domesticated animals, such as rabbits, ferrets, etc.
A hutch is a small, enclosed structure used to house small animals, such as rabbits, guinea pigs, or chickens. It is typically made of wood, wire, or a combination of both and includes a space for the animal to sleep, eat, and move around. Hutch designs often feature multiple levels, a sheltered area for resting, and a larger open space for the animal to exercise. Some hutches are built for outdoor use, providing shelter and safety, while others are used indoors. They help keep small pets secure and comfortable while offering them space to roam.
2
a type of cabinet that consists of a lower cabinet or sideboard with drawers and/or cabinets, and an upper cabinet or open shelves for storage or display
A hutch is a piece of furniture that typically combines storage and display space. It often consists of a base with drawers or cabinets for storing items and an upper section with open shelves or glass-fronted cabinets to display decorative items, dishes, or glassware. Hutch units are commonly placed in dining rooms or kitchens and are used to organize items while showcasing special collections. Made from various materials, hutch designs range from traditional to modern, adding both function and style to a room.