Garden Coffee Tables

A low table finishes a lounge set: somewhere for a drink, a book or a bowl of olives.

Choose the Amalfi, Portofino or Santorini table to match our sofa sets, the San Francisco coffee table or the Lutyens coffee table. All are solid teak.

San Francisco Coffee Table - Premium Teak Garden Table - UK and Ireland garden setting - image 1

San Francisco Coffee Table

โ‚ฌ510,00 EUR
Teak Lutyens Coffee Table - Classic Teak Outdoor Table - UK and Ireland garden setting - image 1

Teak Lutyens Coffee Table

โ‚ฌ1.020,00 EUR
Santorini Table - Premium Teak Lounge Table - UK and Ireland garden setting - image 1

Santorini Table

โ‚ฌ1.010,00 EUR
Portofino Coffee Table - Premium Teak Outdoor Coffee Table - UK and Ireland garden setting - image 1

Portofino Table

โ‚ฌ677,00 EUR
Amalfi Table

Amalfi Table

โ‚ฌ866,00 EUR

Garden Coffee Table FAQs

The San Francisco, Lutyens, Santorini, Portofino and Amalfi coffee tables, each designed to match its own seating range.

Pair a coffee table with our garden lounge chairs or teak garden benches; the Lutyens coffee table has two tiers for extra storage.

If you would like everything supplied together, see our teak garden sofa sets.

Yes. The same solid teak works indoors or out, and the Lutyens coffee table in particular is designed to be adaptable to both.

Wash the table occasionally with mild soapy water and a soft brush, working with the grain, then rinse and let it dry naturally. Do not pressure wash it, and avoid teak oil. In coastal areas, rinse now and then to remove salt.

For weathered or stained wood, the cleaner and restorer in our Luxus Teak Care Kit bring back a fresh surface. Our European teak care guide has full instructions.

Yes. Teak is a dense, oil-rich hardwood that resists sun, moisture, insects and decay, so a teak coffee table can stay outdoors all year, from Mediterranean summers to continental frost. Left untreated, teak weathers to a silver-grey patina over six to twelve months.

To keep the original colour, apply a teak sealer and re-apply it every 9 to 12 months. Avoid teak oil, which can darken the wood and encourage mould. Our European teak care guide explains both options.