Contemporary TV Tables are Trending—And Even Designers Are On-Board with This Retro Resurgence

The C-Table is the ideal option for modern décor enthusiasts. And this one manages to warm up those severe right angles with a warm veneer and extra functionality—two power ports, two USB ports and a four-foot long cord.

The versatility of this Scandi design beauty is off the charts, since the wheels make it handy for transferring an entire morning’s worth of craft supplies into another room, or a table full of snacks from the kitchen to the family room for TV time. If adults want to use it as a bar cart when cocktail hour calls, that works, too.

Perhaps you need more than the traditional single-serving TV tray table? Womanspread your laptop, papers, plates of snacks and more with this number, which is more than 30 inches wide and features a table top that folds down, so it fits nearly flat against a wall.

The L-shaped design and white laminate top looks like an expensive imported design piece, but comes in at a fraction of the price. We like how the straightforward lines pair well with children’s furnishings in addition to sophisticated, mid-century flourishes.

The cement-look laminate is anti-scratch, which is handy because no one wants to be too dainty when you’re putting down the remote control.

Keating recommends this affordable version for its slim profile and go-with-anything styling. And since it folds, you can pop it in a closet or under the couch when your workday (or your dinner) is over.

We appreciate the rustic-modern wood grain look of this set of tables. Not to mention, the slender frame and the silicone coating on the bottom of the legs for stability and to protect floors.