Tray Chic

Specialization has reached a new apex with the fragmenting of the tray market. From bed desks to beanbag trays, there are precise features for every activity that normally wouldn't be done in a bed. And trays are not just limited to their use in sleeping chambers. Decorative trays, serving trays, and gripping trays can make life easier in many aspects of life.

Business in Bed But honestly, the most popular use of trays would be the bedroom. Whether you're sick or just feeling that strange kind of lazy that allows work but only from bed, there are a number of bed trays that can satisfy your needs. Special laptop trays have separate compartments for your computer and mouse, creating an efficient workstation that is attractive as well. Beanbag trays, simply enough, mold a bean-filled underside to your legs so you can prop up the work surface or keep it level for a meal. Also cool are modern bed trays made of bent plywood and highly polished veneers. These have the look and feel of elegant Danish furniture, but nobody will judge when they see you with your elbows on it, you poor thing.

The Bedside Table Tray
A great seller in this ever-increasing market is the Ronel Deluxe Breakfast Tray. Made of Linden wood with several choices of finishes, these trays equip you for mealtime and a day at work - all without leaving your bed. On both sides are deep cubbies for document storage and assorted reading material. And, when the lower tray is not elevated for reading, your butler can rest your meal in front of you on the removable serving tray. It even comes with a matching stand should you feel like removing the tray and yourself from the bed. At just $100 (tray stand not included) these trays should have a place on everyone's wish list.