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"Eating in bed might not be the best idea, but I&amp;#x27;ve found that a good serving tray is really all you need as a responsible adult. Just remember: no sudden movements. If you tend to store a lot of random stuff on your bed (the book you&amp;#x27;re reading, the mail you need to go through, lip balm, the latest Glamour issue...) keeping a tray at the foot of your bed is a nice, neat way to de-clutter your comforter. It looks great set right in the middle of a throw blanket. You can also use a large lucite tray on top of an ottoman to almost invisibly organize coffee-table books and a vase, or a small, colorful tray on top of a dresser to keep your perfume bottles and makeup neatly clustered. Finally, I love a serving tray set out as a centerpiece on your table to keep napkins stacked and ready for use. Below are a few of my favorites: Preppy chic: Layla Grace Boatman Geller Personalized Greek Key Tray, $58: Beyond adorable: Macy&amp;#x27;s Novogratz Collection &amp;quot;Wonderful&amp;quot; Tray, $29: Exotic and obsession-worthy: Iomoi Customizable Lacquer Trays, $150+ each: Modern and personalized: Mark and Graham Acrylic Serving Tray, $59: What do you use a tray for? Don&amp;#x27;t you think the personalized ones make killer housewarming gifts?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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