Description
Our outdoor bistro table brings a compact, practical surface to gardens, patios and balconies. Standing 72cm tall with a 70cm square footprint, it suits smaller outdoor spaces where you want somewhere to set down a coffee, a glass of wine or a plate without giving over the whole area. The glass top sits above a supporting frame, giving a clean, light look that keeps the table feeling open rather than bulky. Finished in a soft beige, it settles easily alongside neutral cushions, terracotta pots and natural stone.
As a garden table it works well as a two-seater dining spot or a side table for a lounge chair, and its modest 70cm depth means it tucks into a corner or against a balcony rail with room to spare. Pair it with a couple of folding chairs for morning coffee, or use it to hold drinks and nibbles during evenings outdoors. The beige tone keeps things calm, so it partners with bright accessories or muted linens equally happily. Because garden tables often need to move with the seasons, its light form makes it simple to shift between spots.
To keep the glass top looking its best, wipe it down with a soft cloth and a mild soapy solution, then buff away streaks with a dry cloth. Clear away leaves, spills and grit as they appear so nothing sits on the surface. When not in use, store it under cover or bring it indoors to keep it clean and ready for the next warm day.
Specification
| Type |
Garden Tables |
| Colour |
Beige |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
72cm |
| Width |
70cm |
| Depth |
70cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the table made from?
It has a glass top set on a supporting frame, giving a light, open look that suits compact outdoor settings.
Where does this bistro table work best?
It is designed for gardens, patios and balconies. Its 70cm square footprint makes it a good fit for smaller spaces and corners.
How many people can sit at it?
At 72cm tall and 70cm across, it comfortably serves as a two-seater bistro or dining spot with a pair of chairs.
Does the beige finish match other pieces?
The soft beige is a neutral tone, so it pairs easily with natural materials, muted linens or brighter accessories.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the glass top with a soft cloth and mild soapy water, buff dry to remove streaks, and clear away leaves and grit as they appear.