I wrap on the large cutting table in my quilting studio. Before that it was the dining room table.

I used to set a card table up in the spare bedroom, had everything in there. If I had to stop I just shut the door and walked away. Of course that was once the kids were gone. Now its easier on my back if I use the kitchen bar to wrap!

We wrap on a table in the basement that is piled high with assorted wrappng paper, ribbons, and bows - and other junk. Usually, there is a roll of clear tape and double sided tape laying about. All you have to do is to grab a pair of sissors and you are ready to wrap. Under the stairs lies a selection of boxes. Each year during the after holiday sales, we'll buy a few rolls of assorted wrapping paper and ribbon and add it to the pile on the table. We have a supply that is adequate for the entire year and only purchase something when a special effect is desired.

(As you have guessed, our basement is messy.)

I wrap on the bed. It's not good, but it's convenient! We don't have a lot of space to set up a better place. No basement here!

kitchen table, when the kids are out.

Best place, kitchen counter/breakfast bar. Nice smooth surface, plenty of space...

Moni

Our kitchen table. I used to wrap on the family room floor, but the back ached really badly when I did. Too old for all those added aches and pains!

Similar to SheilaJoyce, I sit on the floor in my living room. I spread out on the floor one of those large cardboard used for cutting fabric/patterns.

I set up a card table in the living room, wrap 'em and put them under the tree in the same room. I keep a bag of assorted sizes of gift bags, my labels, pen, scissors, tape, in a chair beside me. Works for me!!

On my bed so no one comes in. It doesn't make for a good wrapping surface but I sure can spread it all out.

In the dining room. I do it all at once, which usually works out fine. This time, though, I was working my way through it, and unexpected company came, so I had to set it aside until after dinner. Then I had to move everything off the table to eat, and put everything back after. What a pain.

I wrap them on the living room floor. Almost everything I do like crafts, etc. I do on the floor. When I play games with the grandkids, we play on the floor.

On the floor of my hubsters office...I can leave everything out till I'm done...other members can do their wrapping and it's off limits to dogs and kitty! (well you know how it is...nothing is off limits to a CAT!!)

on the floor of DH's office

Dining room table, and I stand to wrap, I can't wrap if I am sitting.

Usually on the ping pong table in the basement, which looks like Jemdandy's! I may just bring all the paper upstairs this year, and put a card table in the bedroom, since someone suggested that. My back and hip won't take sitting on the floor. As I just cleaned my bedroom, I can wrap in there and just move things back and forth from DD's old room, where it's stored. Then, no one has to carry it back upstairs for me Christmas Eve.

Tami

I set up a card table in my bedroom. Most of the presents are hidden in my room anyway. I close the door and wrap away.

One year I wrapped early, put everything under the tree, and the dogs ate all the presents. I had to go out and re-buy everything. Never again. Now, I wrap on Christmas Eve morning.

I stand and do all wrapping on our breakfast room table.

Always on the floor.

I was surprised to read other people wrap on the bed. I used to always do that. Now it's the dining room table and I'm sitting down! Luckily, that's all done and mailed out.

This year I wrapped in my bedroom. With the door closed usually to keep spying eyes at bay lol.

Dining room table standing up. I can't sit on the floor due to back and hip problems. I guess old age is chasing after me.
Dee in Michigan

Dining room table, mostly. Once in a while the bed.