Tables of various sizes in a garden park or patio are a must-have – you can put on them a magnificent vase with a flower bouquet, the harvested crop or put a glass of water on a hot day, as well as decorate the evening with the glow of a candle.
It doesn’t matter what you prepare for your dinner – barbecue or salad – you can’t do without a comfortable table top. Today we will introduce you to interesting furniture options for decorating your garden..
Fashionable table designs for home
Fashion design tables for home
Delightful snow-white Indian Cova furniture set, made with precious woods and decorated with colorful Indian motives from the brand Ralph Lauren Home.
A low-rise, bright red metal side table in the Fermob Luxembourg collection line adds a colorful touch to your home.
The original Man table with a metal frame, unusual surreal support and table top with slits from Dedon.
Sturdy and stylistically consistent model Grid headset with steel structure and stone surface from Holly Hunt factory.
Graceful newspaper table in a ruler «Kiosk», adorned with wiggly statuesque knobs and a simple wooden tabletop by Comptoir de Famille.
Traccia turquoise coffee table decorated with metal and wood, designed by Francesco Bettoni for Vittorio Bonacina.
An unusual model of the Tiltino furniture set with a clear geometric silhouette made from a snow-white marble slab by architect Thomas Sandell for Marsotto Edizioni.
Interesting Jazz wood structure embodies the incredible silhouette and zesty look from decorator Ferruccio Laviani for Emmemobili.
Light solid wood table for Chelini factory.
Plastic modular set 4/4 from the Italian master Rodolfo Bonetto for B-line, can be composed of four elements.
A sophisticated side table in the Roche Bobois collector’s line, featuring colorful piquant legs and a smoky glass top by designer Cedric Dequidt for Ferre.
Statuesque furniture design with a simple, uncomplicated look from the famous Kettal Landscape factory.
Charming furniture models with wood base and glass top decorated in various combinations, designed by architect Patricia Urquiola for Moroso.
