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You Have A C Table Don’t You?


The C TableIf D is for drinks, C is for one of the single most useful tables inside or outside, meet the C Table. From the side view, the table is shaped like the letter ‘C’ and once you have one, you might want more. Consider the C Table your space planning, entertaining, furniture saving friend!

Janus et Cie powdercoated C tableRule number one when creating a seating area is to always have a place for each seated guest to place, a drink. Nobody wants a guest flailing about a glass of red wine, simply because he or she talks with their hands and there is no easy place to set down their drink! Use a C table as an accent table, end table, coffee table, or even a bedside table.

These lightweight little tables are a space planning dream!

C tables from Ballard Designs and All ModernThis rule can create a design problem when there simply isn’t room. Using this tiny little table shaped like a C is the perfect solution.

  • Portable
  • Inexpensive
  • Design friendly

The shape of the table allows it to hug the sofa or chair without creating a tripping hazard. These are perfect for sectionals or ultra-long sofas. Small enough to hide in the closet, the C table is perfect to pullout when entertaining.

Square or rectangular either will do the trick.

Inexpensive C Table

The C Table is a design solution. Pull them out when the kids are watching a movie with their friends, when entertaining or a simple weekend afternoon on the patio while reading a book. These are a no worry table which can save your furniture from messy spills and eliminate the design clutter of an over furnished space.

Lisa

Tables: Janus et Cie, Ballard Designs, All ModernPottery Barn, and CB2

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