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Contemporary in style, Chassagne garden furniture combines aluminium and teak. Its tubular metal base and wooden slats evoke the seaside. The ideal furniture to create a small, quiet living room in a garden, on a terrace or balcony. Designed by La Redoute Interiors. Product Details • White aluminium structure, epoxy finish • Solid teak slatted top, nitrocellulose finish • FSC® certified wood • Nylon and steel glides. Quality Info • Aluminum offers the advantage of not rusting. Easy to clean, it can be washed with soapy water. This material is ideal for outdoor furniture. This lightweight table is easy to carry and store. • Solid teak is ideal for outdoor use. It is treated with an oil which ensures durability and resistance to bad weather and attacks by insects and fungi.. Dimensions • Diameter: 75cm • Height: 102cm • Weight: 8kgDelivery:. Sold pre-assembled..Note! Please ensure all passageways and doorways are wide enough. • WOOD FROM SUSTAINABLY MANAGED FORESTS. FSC® certified wood comes from forests that are environmentally, socially and economically well managed. Dimensions and weight of parcel1 parcel • L80 x H107 x D77cm. 18kg
I love this garden bar table for its smart combination of natural teak and sleek aluminium, making it both durable and stylish for outdoor use. It works particularly well in contemporary or minimalist gardens, but can also add a fresh touch to more rustic or coastal settings. Practical styling tips include pairing it with statement bar stools in contrasting colours or natural textures like rattan, for a relaxed yet polished look. It’s ideal for creating an inviting outdoor seating area for drinks or casual dining, and its lightweight design means it’s easy to move around as needed. Keep the teak well protected with outdoor furniture oil to maintain its warmth, and let the aluminium frame add a modern edge to your outdoor space.
Imani Lewis
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on La Redoute's website here