Outdoor Dining Tables

An outdoor dining table that is worth eating at — not just sitting at — changes what outdoor entertaining means. At Lulu and Georgia, the outdoor dining tables collection brings together teak and hardwood tables in classic and contemporary forms, concrete and stone-top tables on powder-coated bases, aluminum dining tables in modern silhouettes, and ceramic-top tables suited for covered outdoor dining rooms — each chosen for the combination of material durability and the visual quality of the form at the center of an outdoor table setting.

What outdoor dining tables does Lulu and Georgia carry?

The collection includes teak and eucalyptus dining tables in rectangular and round formats, powder-coated aluminum tables in contemporary silhouettes, concrete and stone-top dining tables on steel bases, ceramic-top tables for covered outdoor use, and extending tables with built-in leaf extensions for flexible seating. Most tables seat 4-8 people depending on size; table dimensions and seating capacity are noted on each product page.

What is the best outdoor dining table material?

Teak is the standard for premium outdoor dining tables — it is dense, naturally oily, resistant to moisture and insects, and requires minimal maintenance to remain beautiful for decades. Aluminum is the most practical choice for low-maintenance outdoor dining; it does not rust, is lightweight, and holds a powder-coat finish well. Concrete and stone tops are striking and extremely durable but very heavy and should be placed where they won't need to be moved seasonally. Ceramic-top tables handle spills and temperature variation well but are best under covered outdoor spaces.

How much space do I need around an outdoor dining table?

Allow at least 36 inches from the table edge to any wall, fence, or railing for comfortable seating and circulation — 42-48 inches is better for easy chair movement. For a 72-inch rectangular table seating 6, the minimum patio area needed is approximately 10 by 12 feet with adequate circulation. Round tables are more space-efficient — a 48-inch round table can seat 4-5 comfortably in a smaller patio footprint than an equivalent rectangular table.

Also explore: Outdoor Dining Chairs + Benches, Outdoor Bar + Counter Stools, Outdoor Rugs, Outdoor Accessories + Décor, Outdoor Lounge Furniture.