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teapoy

1 of 1noun
/ˈtiˌpɔɪ/
Forms:teapoys
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a small, decorative table with a hinged or removable top, often used for storing tea or other small items, and commonly found in Indian and Southeast Asian homes

A teapoy is a small, three-legged table that originated in India. The design is typically compact and features a circular or square tabletop supported by three legs, making it a stable and decorative piece of furniture. Traditionally, teapoys were used for holding tea sets, but they can also serve as accent tables in living rooms, hallways, or other spaces. These tables often have intricate designs and can be made from wood, metal, or a combination of materials. The teapoy is valued for its simple yet elegant style, which suits a variety of home decor settings.

  • The teapoy in the corner of the room added a touch of elegance to the living space.
  • She placed her teapot on the teapoy as she prepared to serve tea to her guests.
  • The antique teapoy, passed down through generations, was a beautiful addition to the dining room.
  • He admired the intricate carvings on the teapoy, which were typical of traditional Indian craftsmanship.
  • We decided to put the teapoy near the window, where it could catch the sunlight.