Metal Tables

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If you want something truly striking an all metal table is going to be right up your alley. It’s definitely not your grandmother’s feasting aesthetic, but placing a lengthy stainless steel table in the dining room makes for a distinct, modern look that’s sure to impress your guests. You can really lean into this vibe with bamboo placemats, tarnished silverware, and ample white candles--a truly minimalist aesthetic in the tradition of the black turtleneck and jeans look. Or soften it a bit with a wool runner down the middle of the table. Ceramic plates in mild earth tones also add an organic element to this scene, while vintage wooden chairs complete the mix of modern and classical elements. We’re sure that every meal will taste that much better in such a monumental setting.

Metal tables are also great for patios or balconies, any place where the elements are a concern. Painted metal will stand up to rain and snow better than wood, which can warp and deteriorate after just a few seasons, but don’t forget sometimes a slight patina can be a great look too. More and more designers are embracing rust as an aesthetic and a bare metal table with a little bit of natural corrosion is a fantastic industrial look. Just make sure your seating is similarly durable: a matching metal set of chairs is perfect, especially with removable and washable cushion in a steely grey or light beige.

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