
HAY Outdoor tables
HAY outdoor tables include the Deville bistro tables, the Balcony tables and the Crate tables. Browse low, side and dining tables by series, size and colour, in aluminium, steel and pine for the terrace, the balcony and the garden. Several sizes suit both small balconies and larger tables for dining outdoors.


Neu Low Table L60 x H40 Sky Grey

Deville Table 55x55 Cream White

Deville Table Ø55 Silver Grey

Deville Table Ø55 Anthracite

Deville Table Ø55 Cream White

Neu Low Table Ø60 x H40 Anthracite

Deville Table 55x55 Anthracite

Deville Table 55x55 Silver Grey

Balcony Low Table L96.5 x H39 Anthracite

Crate Side Table White

Balcony Low Table L51 x H38 Chalk Beige

Crate Side Table Black

Palissade Middle Leg Table Leg Sky Gray

Palissade Middle Leg Table Leg Olive

Crate Low Table Lacquered Pine

Crate Low Table Black

Crate Low Table White

Crate Low Table London Fog

Crate Low Table Iron Red

Crate Side Table Lacquered Pine

Crate Side Table London Fog

Outdoor Market Folding Table Large Natural
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.