About 50 years ago we bought a table from Lewis’s in Manchester. Long gone, the shop I mean. It was called a supper table, it was larger and higher than a coffee table. It had a tiled top. I loved it but it was rather large. I think the top, it had legs which came off , is in the loft. It will probably be “chucked” when I am gone.
This is our coffee table, cluttered as usual. It is rosewood with mother of pearl inlay which we collected whilst living in Hong Kong 30 years ago. It is meant to be a statement piece but as you can see it has long been part of the family and is well used.
My one has tv on it since moving to a tiny house- it is one long drawer in it(though it looks as if its 2!) But it slides all the way through, so when it was just a coffee table (not used as tv stand) it was very useful to access from both sides.Lately its got cards,batteries,etc inside and underneath it houses all other junk weve nowehere for🙄 I too love your coloured one flippinheck!😃
Oh dear, I didn’t know I was meant to have a coffee table! I do have a footstool which has my book, glasses and radio controller, also a very large fluffy cat. No room for my feet.
Apart from one message, none of you seem to have four legged friends which either have WMD tails or who find books, glasses, remotes and anything else, totally and deliciously edible. I occasionally look at mine as a polished but empty thing of beauty!
One my husband made! After we retired my husband started to make items and as a secondary school English teacher it was a real challenge for him. Some items on the lathe (so many turned items in my house now) and a few pieces of furniture out of second hand wood. This coffee table was a real success and is great as it is super narrow. He used part of a table he got from the tip and pieces left over from an oak staircase we had put in. I do love the G Plan ones but all our furniture is now light oak so the teak doesn't match. Thanks for this thread - great fun.
Bought in early 2000s. I admit I'm not the tidiest person. And I have too many books. And a cat who has nibbled the end off every single leaf of my palm.
Oh dear, I didn’t know I was meant to have a coffee table! I do have a footstool which has my book, glasses and radio controller, also a very large fluffy cat. No room for my feet.
I haven't got a coffee table either. I've obviously missed out somehow. This probably explains why my dear son-in-law balances coffee mugs on the sofa arms......