Small Outdoor Tables
A small outdoor table is a must-have piece for alfresco living. They’re crafted for compact spaces, with thoughtful proportions that sit alongside beautifully considered details.
These tables fit balconies, courtyards, and garden nooks, creating an inviting space to pause, dine, or unwind. Their scale is perfect. Their aesthetics feel current yet classic. Together, they are a small but powerful way to create outdoor moments defined by comfort and style.
Designed for Compact Living, Built for Everyday Use
Awareness of space sits at the heart of our small outdoor tables. The compact footprints mean they can be added to balconies, patios, and inner-city courtyards where every centimetre matters. Regardless of the modest scale, functionality is never compromised. Enjoy a morning coffee, evening drinks, or even a casual meal, with furniture that supports the rhythm of outdoor living, whether it’s day or night.
As with any Space Furniture collection, our small outdoor tables are built to last. The brands we use have honed their skills; in some cases for decades. The result is an exceptional understanding of how to build beautiful furniture, but beautiful furniture that withstands the demands of everyday living. Expect the finest powder-coated aluminium, teak, stone, and glass surfaces, and invest in something that retains its beauty through changing weather conditions.
Read MoreSeamless Pairing Across Outdoor Collections
A small outdoor table slides naturally into any larger design scheme. Pair one beside sculptural seating, create a companion to a lounge arrangement, or tie the space together through the addition of curated accessories.
We love to provide furniture that slots into any outdoor aesthetic. From minimalist to coastal to urban retreat, find something that speaks to you and outdoor space. Why not pair your small outdoor table with any of our outdoor dining chairs, outdoor stools, and outdoor sofas? At Space, we give you everything you need to build a completely cohesive alfresco setting.
