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Kids' Party Chair & Table Rentals in Brooklyn

Brownstone gardens, third-floor walk-ups and rented party rooms — Brooklyn parties have their own logistics, and we plan for them.

Brooklyn is the hardest borough to rent party furniture into, and the reason is stairs. A brownstone garden party means carrying everything through a parlor floor and down a back staircase. A third-floor walk-up in Greenpoint means exactly what it sounds like. Most general rental companies quote you a flat rate and then discover the access problem on the day.

We ask about stairs before we quote, because for us it's a scheduling question rather than a pricing one — our furniture is child-sized, so it goes places banquet tables can't.

Neighborhoods we deliver to

Park Slope · Prospect Heights · Cobble Hill · Carroll Gardens · Boerum Hill · Brooklyn Heights · Fort Greene · Clinton Hill · Windsor Terrace · Ditmas Park · Prospect Lefferts Gardens · Crown Heights · Williamsburg · Greenpoint · Bay Ridge · Dyker Heights · Midwood · Borough Park · Flatbush · Sheepshead Bay · Bensonhurst · Marine Park · Gerritsen Beach

The three Brooklyn party setups

The brownstone garden

Our favorite, and the one that photographs best. Tell us the route — through the parlor floor and down, or through a shared alley — and the width of the narrowest doorway. Brooklyn gardens are often uneven brick or flagstone; we bring what we need to level a table on it. Space is usually the real constraint: a typical 20×40ft garden comfortably takes one kids' table of eight plus a dessert cart, not two tables.

The apartment or walk-up

Perfectly doable, and more common than you'd think. Give us the floor and whether there's an elevator. For a birthday in a one-bedroom, a single low table with six chairs against the longest wall works better than trying to center it — and it leaves a play lane for the kids. Our small-space party guide is built for exactly this.

The rented party room

Rec centers, synagogue and church halls, gymnastics studios and the party rooms in newer condo buildings. Two things to confirm with the venue before you book us: whether outside furniture is permitted, and your exact access window. A four-hour room booking beginning at 11am means we set up at 11, not 10 — so build the setup time into the party start.

Parking, permits and timing

• Alternate-side parking decides our arrival window on most residential blocks. Tell us your side's schedule and we'll work around it.
• Prospect Park and other NYC parks require a permit for organized gatherings with equipment, and rules differ by site. Confirm with NYC Parks before assuming you can set up tables in a picnic area.
• Saturday mornings in spring and fall are the busiest slots in the borough. Six to eight weeks out is the sensible booking window; two to three weeks is usually fine in winter or midweek.

What's included

• Delivery, setup and collection. We position and level the tables, arrange the chairs, and come back for everything after the party.
• Kid-height furniture. Chairs and tables scaled so children climb in unaided and their feet reach the floor — not scaled-down adult seating.
• Three collections. Essential, Classic and Atelier Rattan, so the furniture matches your palette rather than fighting it.
• Dessert carts as an add-on — usually the focal point of the party photos.
• Chairs-only if you want it. We work alongside whichever tent, catering or entertainment vendors you've already booked.

Booking checklist

1. Date, start time and your access window.
2. Number of children and their rough ages.
3. Indoor, outdoor, or both — plus your rain plan.
4. Delivery address, with stairs / elevator / gate width noted.
5. Whether the building or venue needs a certificate of insurance.
6. Your color palette or theme.

Send us those six things and we can usually confirm availability the same day.

Frequently asked questions