Introduction The joy of hosting friends for a dinner party or a weekend brunch should not be reserved only for those with sprawling suburban homes and dedicated 12-seater dining rooms. Entertaining in a compact apartment is entirely possible—and often much more intimate and fun—if you have the right furniture. Here is how to maximize your square footage and become the ultimate small-space host.
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The Versatility of Drop-Leaf and Gateleg Tables: When floor space is at a premium, a massive dining table is a hindrance. The ultimate solution is a drop-leaf or gateleg table. During the week, it folds down into a slim console pushed against the wall, serving as a desk or display table. When guests arrive, simply lift the leaves to instantly create a sturdy dining surface for four to six people.
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Nesting Tables for Flexible Drink Stations: When hosting a cocktail hour in a small living room, guests need places to set down their drinks. Instead of cluttering the room with multiple side tables, invest in a set of nesting tables. They compactly stack together to take up the footprint of just one table, but can be pulled apart and scattered around the room the moment your guests walk through the door.
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The Mobile Party: Rolling Bar Carts: A built-in home bar takes up too much room, but a rolling bar cart is an apartment dweller's best friend. Load it up with glassware, your favorite spirits, and appetizers in the kitchen, then simply wheel it into the living room to get the party started. Once the guests leave, it tucks neatly into an unused corner, adding a touch of vintage glamour to your everyday decor.
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