Outdoor Tables

Our outdoor tables collection includes dining tables in various sizes for meals and entertaining, coffee tables for lounging areas and conversation spaces, and accent tables including side tables, drink tables, and garden stools for flexible surface space. Styles range from modern minimalist and contemporary to coastal, farmhouse, and transitional designs in materials like teak, aluminum, wicker, concrete, and sealed wood.

Yes! Our outdoor tables are specifically designed for exterior use with materials that resist UV fading, withstand rain and moisture, and handle temperature fluctuations. Common materials include powder-coated aluminum frames, teak wood, all-weather wicker, concrete, and sealed wood with weather-resistant finishes. While durable, we recommend covering tables during extreme weather or storing them during harsh winters for extended longevity and to maintain their appearance.

For dining tables, allow 24 inches of width per person—a 60-inch table seats 4-6, while 72-84 inch tables seat 6-8. Leave 36-48 inches of clearance around the table for chairs and traffic flow. For coffee tables, choose tables roughly two-thirds the length of your sofa with 14-18 inches between table and seating. For accent tables, match height to your seating's armrest (18-24 inches). Measure your space carefully before purchasing.

Teak offers natural beauty and weather resistance that ages gracefully to silver-gray or maintains honey tones with oil. Powder-coated aluminum provides lightweight, rust-resistant modern style. All-weather wicker delivers texture and coastal appeal with UV resistance. Concrete creates substantial contemporary style with natural weathering. Sealed wood offers warmth with protective finishes. Metal and glass combinations provide sleek aesthetics. Choose materials that coordinate with your outdoor seating and outdoor furniture style.

Regular maintenance keeps outdoor tables looking fresh. Clean with mild soap and water, rinse thoroughly, and dry completely. For teak, oil annually to maintain color or let weather naturally to silver-gray. For metal, wipe down to prevent water spots and check for rust. For wicker, brush debris from crevices and hose down periodically. Cover tables when not in use to protect from debris and UV exposure. Before winter storage, clean thoroughly and ensure completely dry to prevent mold.

It depends on your climate and materials. In mild climates, most outdoor tables can remain outside year-round with furniture covers. In areas with harsh winters, freezing temperatures, or heavy snow, we recommend covering tables or storing them in a shed or garage. Teak can weather naturally outdoors, while aluminum and wicker benefit from covers. Always check product care instructions for specific recommendations to maximize the longevity of your outdoor tables.