Item Code: 7501098
The Terracina Round Garden Dining Table brings together modern style, lasting craftsmanship, and everyday practicality. Designed with a refined white terrazzo concrete top, this piece adds a clean and minimalist look to any outdoor dining space. Its sturdy acacia wood legs enhance the table with a natural, warm tone while offering long-lasting strength you can rely on. Comfortably seating up to four people, it is ideal for relaxed breakfasts, weekend dinners, and outdoor entertaining.
Built from weather-resistant materials, this dining table performs beautifully across the seasons. The smooth terrazzo surface is easy to maintain, making it a functional choice for both casual and special occasions. Suitable for patios, balconies, garden dining areas and even indoor spaces, it adapts effortlessly to different settings and interior styles. Whether paired with lounge chairs, rope seating, or coordinating Terracina pieces, it creates a cohesive and inviting atmosphere.
Key Features:
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Refined white terrazzo concrete tabletop for a modern, minimalist look
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Sturdy acacia wood legs provide a durable and natural base
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Comfortably accommodates up to four people
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Weather-resistant materials for outdoor reliability
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Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
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Smooth surface for easy cleaning and fuss-free upkeep
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Perfect for patios, balconies, terraces, and garden dining areas
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Complements Scandinavian, coastal, and bohemian interiors
Delivery & Returns:
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Free delivery on all orders across the UK
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Time-slot confirmation so you can plan with ease
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Delivered using our own vans and experienced two-person teams
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Convenient returns process
Choose the Terracina White Concrete Top 4 Seater Round Garden Dining Table for its refined style, reliable craftsmanship, and versatile functionality. Enjoy a dining piece designed to perform beautifully every day while adding a modern touch to your outdoor setting. Add this elegant table to your space today and create a place for relaxing meals and memorable moments.
