Big or small, round or square accent tables can add style and storage space to any décor. They are perfect for the entryway, the hallway or any spot you need a table. Whether you want to brighten a drab spot in a room or simply need a table alongside the bed accent tables are the way to go. They are a fun and easy way to add to the look and feel of your home.
Accent tables are not just booked for the living room either due to the fact that they can be utilized in other locations throughout your house also. For example, maybe your entrance hall location is lacking in the visually spectacular department. Well, you can place one in the room to kick its look up a notch. A few of the other areas where you could place on in your house include the end of a hallway, in a dining-room, in a larger bathroom, and you could place one in an enjoyment room to.
Coffee Cocktail Tables: The coffee, or cocktail table, is probably the most functional of the bunch. It is a low table typically placed in front of a sofa where magazines can be placed and coffee or cocktails served. Here, the general rule of thumb is that you should look for a table that is at or about the same height as your sofa or chair seat cushion, but no more than an inch or two shorter as you do not want it to be difficult or uncomfortable for your guests to reach. Another current design trend is to opt for the oversized ottoman as coffee table. By placing a tray on top of an oversized ottoman, you create a more stable surface and an attractive focal point.
One usual point that individuals misconstrue regarding accent tables is that they think the only method they can be utilized in their home is to accent other furnishings. Sure, that is what the name suggests, however things is, you can really use them as the decorative prime focus in any kind of space throughout your residence also.
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