Patio side tables provide a stylish way to store cocktails, sunscreen, books and more – ideal for hosting outdoor gatherings! This one features durable acacia wood construction and neutral colors to fit in with virtually any seating arrangement.
If outdoor chairs are your passion, we also carry an impressive collection of lounge and swivel options to meet all of your preferences.
Octagon Coffee Table
The Bruno Octagon Coffee Table is an uncommon piece of furniture with plenty of style. Crafted of four legs in its round form, its gold brass cavity surface offers ample room to display books or showpieces. Now available online via 1stDibs for purchase anywhere around the globe, this exquisite wood coffee table can bring style into any room in your home!
The LorMel Octagon Coffee Table is an eye-catching piece that adds style and flair to any living room or family room. Boasting an octagonal top supported by waving legs with knobbed feet for an eye-catching modern design aesthetic.
Natural elegance is at the core of Wesson octagon coffee table, handcrafted by skilled artisans from hand-twisted juniper branches. Carved into a casual octagon shape and finished off with glass top, this one-of-a-kind piece will quickly become the focus of your living room.
Hertoolbelt’s DIY outdoor coffee table project is another beginner friendly woodworking plan from their series. This table takes on the circular form with traditional interlocking farmhouse X legs but instead utilizes an octagon lattice wood tabletop with crosslegs for its centerpiece.
Trestle Dining Table
A trestle dining table is an exquisite piece that perfectly blends style and functionality. These tables can come in different widths to accommodate various numbers of people. In addition, leaves may be stored under the tabletop or placed directly on the apron of its base – which makes opening and closing it much simpler!
This feature can also be beneficial to homeowners who do not want the added exercise of manually expanding traditional legged tables, eliminating storage needs for extra leaves, and creating more legroom when sitting down. This Sawyer Trestle Table is an example of a contemporary dining table made with reclaimed teak that boasts rustic charm yet includes several modern details to meet contemporary home needs.
Trestle tables pair well with traditional interior designs, from exposed beams and other wooden pieces in the room, to creating cozy dining nooks like this space designed by Klondike Contracting where it serves as the centerpiece. Completing it are two matching chairs and a bench.
There are also trestle dining tables that combine rustic and modern styles, like this reclaimed wood trestle table from Reclaimed Furniture Warehouse in California. It is the ideal combination of rustic elements like its chunky construction and unique finish with more refined Art Deco details that give this table its sophisticated edge – great for casual or formal dining environments and can comfortably seat six people.
Commons has created another modern rustic trestle dining table. Its sleek and durable concrete-look surface makes maintenance simple while resisting fingerprints and dust accumulation. Perfect for both contemporary and transitional homes alike, as well as indoor/outdoor use, its maintenance-free design makes this piece perfect for busy families.
Planter Coffee Table
Coffee tables with planters are an easy and stylish way to liven up indoor and outdoor living spaces, easily adding greenery and beautiful succulents for display, while even cultivating herbs for use during meals. Not to mention they make for bold statement pieces that will be the talk of the neighborhood!
Jarrod started by cutting a hole larger than his planter box in its center, filling it with crushed glass to hold soil and prevent excess water from spilling onto wood surfaces. Once filled with crushed glass he added another layer to form a ledge for his lid before finally decorating with white stones to complete his table’s look.
Building the table was done largely impromptu, using his experience navigating standard lumber sizes in the lumber aisle. After drawing pencil lines of where he wanted to cut, then using a jigsaw for construction, he used palm sandering for smoothness before staining and staining his wood; finally drilling holes at various spots along its perimeter in order to allow drainage of planter opening.
Wooden Trestle Table
Wooden trestle tables are among the most versatile tables available, perfect for events and banqueting as they fold away when not needed, saving space when not required for use. Furthermore, this style can easily be cleaned up or transported between events – making it an excellent option for pubs that host frequent functions and events.
Wooden trestle tables tend to fit perfectly into rustic or traditional interior designs, yet you can also find modern versions such as this example from Deep River Partners that combines an oak wood trestle dining table with bench seating and candle chandeliers to create an inviting living area suitable for any special event.
Builders employed a simple design when creating this trestle table. Each leg featured two slatted boards secured to two trestles using screws and bolts secured countersinking them so the head sits slightly beneath the surface for moisture damage protection. Finally, stain and varnish was combined on this piece in order to preserve both color and texture of timber while still offering wear protection.
This trestle dining table is perfect for contemporary homes, as its unique structure can easily coordinate with benches and chairs from various styles and colors. Additionally, its sturdy base adds to its durability; furthermore, its extra-large top can comfortably seat large groups.
This trestle table was handcrafted from 64mm DAR pine and treated with two coats of Monocel clear timber varnish to resist moisture damage. The result is an elegant grey hue which displays the natural grain of wood beautifully while being extremely durable. Sanding to 180-grit ensured smooth legs to be painted with Monocel clear varnish for added protection against moisture damage and the table could stand the test of time!
This trestle table is easy to construct, versatile and space-saving – ideal for use as either a desk or dining table! Plus it folds away quickly when not needed. Using 180-grit sandpaper (finer than the grit on a sanding disc), builders sanded down all surfaces down to 180-grit before applying two coats of Monocel clear varnish which was left to dry for 24 hours between applications to provide maximum protection.