I really like either....they can both be classy, depending on what you put on them. Unfortunately my coffee table's full of mags and papers...not classy at all. lol Lesley xx're c
Both. We have a "tea table" in our great room and an ottoman in our study-dining room. The ottoman is the most versatile, but setting up vignettes seems easier on the hard-surface tea table. Plus the tea table has beveled glass inset and gives opportunity for viewing the space underneath. The lower area is not a shelf, but still allows for a tray.
I do love them both. A good coffee table in a living room works but an ottoman in more of a den or lounging room seems so casual and eazy. Fantastic images to prove both work! pve
I really like either....they can both be classy, depending on what you put on them. Unfortunately my coffee table's full of mags and papers...not classy at all. lol
ReplyDeleteLesley
xx're c
Both. We have a "tea table" in our great room and an ottoman in our study-dining room. The ottoman is the most versatile, but setting up vignettes seems easier on the hard-surface tea table. Plus the tea table has beveled glass inset and gives opportunity for viewing the space underneath. The lower area is not a shelf, but still allows for a tray.
ReplyDeleteI am an ottoman girl, although I have both. My studded linen ottoman has a special place in my heart!
ReplyDeleteI love the images, especialy with wallpaper blue!!!
ReplyDeleteI do love them both. A good coffee table in a living room works but an ottoman in more of a den or lounging room seems so casual and eazy.
ReplyDeleteFantastic images to prove both work!
pve
My feet are usually killing me by the end of the day, so in my house, a coffee table and ottoman must both be conducive to foot propping!
ReplyDelete