From coffee tables to computer desks, and bedside tables to dining sets. A table is a versatile piece of furniture, often multitasking as dining, working, studying, gaming, and living area. As such, it needs to fit your space and needs perfectly. That’s why we have a wide range of tables in different shapes, colours and materials, to make sure you find what you’re looking for. Different tables have different features If you want to get the most out of your space, the right-side table can do double duty as storage. A side table with storage offers a great place to keep extra pillows and blankets for cold winter evenings. Or maybe use it to store bedsheets next to the sofa bed, in case a guest needs to spend the night. A nest of tables gives your plenty of occasional table space, and an occasional table is easily stored when not needed. Either way, you’ll have a convenient spot to keep a book, place a drink or to store the remote. Be space efficient with the side table

Feel free to let your table shine and stand out if you are to place it in the living room, dining room, or kitchen. It’s a natural showstopper and can really lift a room. Try to work with contrasts when it comes to colour and shape. That is, if you have a lot of furniture that is angular in shape, try adding a round or oval table. … or one that blends inRectangular or square tables give a sharper impression. But they are often easier to adapt to the room. The shape works with most interiors, no matter the theme. This kind of table commonly takes up less space than a round one does, and it’s easier to place in corners or position in difficult layouts. Legs or no legs

We require you to be responsible for the cost of returning an item to us where you have changed your mind. Many designs incorporate a dining zone or island so think about the flow around the room and the relationship between the doors and windows to ensure that the space works functionally as well as aesthetically.' What is an L-shaped kitchen with an island? With any kitchen design the placement of the fridge has to inline with the design triangle of use – the journey between fridge, sink and oven. But given the shape of an L this will mean the fridge is best placed at either end of the workstations, because it's the starting point of the journey. Give a wood-effect design an edge with statement accessories. This rustic country kitchen is brought to life with contemporary tiling. The choice of light and dark tiles, which work to separate the cooking and prep zones, provides a stark, modern contrast to the more traditional cabinet design. If your kitchen is verging on the small side, consider installing wall-hung shelves into the corner of the room.We cannot be held responsible if your items become damaged or show sines of erosion due to being left outside in adverse weather. Cost of returning items