Formed in Stone: 7 New Concrete Tables

With their fluted cylindrical bases and smooth tops, the Lima tables echo the rhythm of classical colonnades. The design recalls the timeless geometry of ancient temples, reinterpreted for modern living. Available in both round and oval forms, they serve as sculptural dining pieces indoors or as commanding centrepieces on a garden terrace.

The Manila tables combine soft curves with architectural weight. Their design balances the solidity of concrete with rounded edges, giving them a versatility that works in both minimal interiors and relaxed outdoor settings. As a side table beside a sofa or a low coffee table, they add a grounded yet contemporary note.

Resembling a pebble smoothed by centuries of waves, the Cobble table brings an organic softness to the strength of concrete. Its oval silhouette is as much sculptural object as functional coffee table, blending easily with natural materials such as wood, linen, and stone.

The Barth tables celebrate terrazzo’s enduring charm, with finely speckled surfaces that add depth and visual texture. Their simple cylindrical forms are quietly powerful, making them refined accents for contemporary living rooms or terraces. Available in two sizes, they work beautifully alone or paired for a layered effect.

With sculptural silhouettes and enduring materiality, these seven concrete tables transcend trends. Indoors or outdoors, they offer both function and artistry, proving that concrete can be as elegant as it is resilient.