Which item would not be classified as a fixture?

A kitchen table is not classified as a fixture because it is typically a movable piece of furniture. Fixtures are items that are permanently attached to a property and are considered part of the real estate. Their attachment often means they contribute significantly to the functionality or aesthetic of a space but are not intended to be easily removed. In contrast, built-in bookshelves, attached lighting, and bathroom sinks are fixed installations. They are considered part of the property and typically convey with the sale of a home, as they have become integral to the structure and utility of the space. This permanence is what distinguishes fixtures from items that can be relocated without altering the property.