HAY outdoor tables in aluminium and steel

HAY Deville tables were designed by Julien Renault as a modern take on the bistro table. They are made from at least 60% recycled aluminium, the top tilts so the table can be moved, folded and stored, and sizes include 55x55, 60x70 and Ø55. HAY Balcony tables, by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, have a simple rectangular shape, thin legs and a perforated top, in powder-coated steel with an outdoor primer, in L75 and L144 dining heights and low versions at H38 to H39.

Palissade, Crate and more

HAY Palissade includes a cone table, Ø70xH74, in the same tubes and slats as the rest of the series. Crate, designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1934, has a dining table in solid pine with a rectangular top and diagonal crossbars, plus low and side tables in the same colours as the chairs. Weekday, in colourful water-based lacquer, and Neu Table, Terrazzo, Traverse and Market add more options.

Outdoor table tips

A Crate side table fits next to an armchair, and Deville suits a balcony. Low Balcony tables work well in front of armchairs or other low seating. Choose a table in the same series as the chairs for an even look, or a different material for contrast. See HAY for the full range.