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9 multi-purpose patio tables that flatter a small balcony

Are you dreaming of sunny breakfasts and warm evenings on your balcony? We picked 9 design outdoor tables which fit both the small balcony as well as the compact porch and are easy to move wherever needed!

1. Emu’s airy and elegant Heaven coffee table is a perfect fit for the modern home, both indoors and out. 2. The Novo lounge table is characterized by a minimalist design finished with a touch of gold. 3. Skagerak’s Lilium coffee table features teak planks that lend a warm and modern air to the design.

4. Fatboy’s Brick is a multifunctional, versatile side table and the top can be shifted up to 45 degrees. 5. Made of aluminium, Week-end table combines different geometrical shapes with a functional, contemporary design. 6. A weatherproof and UV-protected Bistro table is convenient to fold away whenever the landing space is not needed.

7. Ferm Living's Level table charms with its asymmetrical design and is ideal also for extra storage space. 8. Designed by Alexander Girard the Vitra Flower Table boasts a playful expression and a form that resembles a flower in bloom. 9. A block of terrazzo keeps the Terrazzo table upright and creates a playful contrast with the reduced table top and leg.

See also:

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Text: Design Stories Images: Manufacturers

Published on 24 May, 2021

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