Art classroom tables are the perfect addition to your school art room. Educators know that incorporating art into schools and the classroom is imperative for elementary school and high school-aged students alike. According to the Emerald International School, art helps students develop their fine motor skills, fosters creativity, and improves imagination. With new classroom art tables from Today’s Classroom, you are providing your students with the space they need to tap into their creative side and express themselves.
Classroom Art Tables We Offer for Your Aspiring Artist
We have a large selection of art classroom tables for you to choose from, which include:
- Art tables with drawers - Choose from 2, 4, or 6 drawers for easy student access. Art tables are available with locks to limit access for younger students or expensive supplies.
- Art tables with cabinets - Maximize space by storing supplies right at the tables. Customize your table with door, bin, and undermount electric options.
- Adjustable height art tables - Perfect for all ages of students, lower and raise with ease
- Drafting tables - Specialty tables for art rooms, the table top lifts and angles upward to provide an ergonomic workspace.
- Standing tables - Taller tables that allow students to stand at their workspace. Some tables adjust to be either sitting or standing tables.
- Single student art tables - Provide students with an individual workspace, a nice option for smaller class sizes and classrooms.
- Group workstations - Give students the opportunity to work collaboratively and share ideas. Workstations can fit 2-6 students with ease. Square and rectangular options are available.
How to Choose the Best Tables for Your Art Room?
When choosing art room tables, keep in mind:
- The space that you are working with.
- Large rooms - Larger group stations are a great way to seat many students at a single table
- Small rooms - tables with drawers and cabinets are a good option for you, as they maximize space. Also great for staying organized.
- The age of your students.
- Elementary - Adjustable tables are a great option as they can easily be lowered to fit the height of your students. Group stations are also a great option at this age as they encourage participation and creativity.
- High school - Standing and drafting tables are a better option for older students, as they are more likely to be able to stand at their station and work. These tables are great for drawing or painting projects, which are better suited for older students.
Pair your new art table with different styles of classroom chairs, such as stools, or more specifically, art stools for tables that sit a bit higher. Give your students the perfect space to create and use their imagination this school year with art tables from Today’s Classroom.
