If you’re not serving turkey and trimmings, though, then a buffet table and a few benches will make things casual yet finessed.
Interior designer Isabella Worsley advises: “If you have a coffee table or ottoman, it is worth clearing off books and decorations, so that this can double up as extra seating.”.
Here’s the brilliant advice we’ve gathered from some of London’s chicest interiors experts and foodies, to ensure your humble abode feels big on vibes this Christmas.
Obviously the kitchen is the go-to spot if you’re blessed with something larger than a galley space, and ideally with a table.
You could also use it disguise the top of a pop-up picnic table from your garden.
