Built for the shape of the afternoon
Showers rarely eat all at once. Guests arrive over half an hour, graze while they talk, stop entirely during gifts, then come back hungry when the wrapping is cleared. A table planned for that rhythm holds two hours of picking without wilting: nothing that needs a fork and a seat, nothing that browns when it sits, and the sturdier savoury items grouped where the queue naturally forms so the delicate ones survive to the second half. The build underneath a shower table is a grazing table sized to the room, and our grazing tables page sets out its categories and the surface it needs.

