Tall Bistro Table And Chairs

A tall bistro table and chairs will easily and stylishly fit outdoors as long as it is made of durable materials to withstand the various weather elements.

Look for tables and chairs made specifically for the outdoors to ensure durability. Also, consider where you will be placing them and if they will be protected from inclement weather overhead and to the sides. This might be under an umbrella or awning or the roof of an outdoor kitchen.

The most common materials used for outdoor furniture are wood, metal, rattan or wicker, plastic or PVC, and poly lumber. You may need to maintain certain materials more than others, like staining wood and sealing steel or aluminum to prevent rust from developing on the metal.

Include your tall bistro table and chairs on the patio, porch, outdoor kitchen or bar, or even in a small side yard. Anywhere you have a small space can work as these tables usually measure just 24” round and 30” high. If you prefer, you can choose to go with a four-seater set which will be slightly larger.

A tall bistro table and chairs typically fit two to four people, depending on the design and size. A round glass bistro table with stools is more suited to two people, as is a retro diner-style round table with a black top and metal rim. However, a sleek black square bistro table may comfortably seat four people, as will a larger round table with four sections indicated by the legs.

One bistro table style that fits up to six people is an elongated rectangular table that accommodates three to four stools on either side. When you position this table a few feet from the wall, seats on all sides allow for a communal dining experience with a bistro feel.

A tall bistro table and chairs are traditionally used as small serving tables. They are ideal for small meals for two or three people and are ideal for your back patio or porch where you have less room. While they are traditionally used in place of a breakfast nook where space is limited, they can be used in many other ways.

For instance, you can place them in your living room or use them as an entrance table by a front door. It's also a great addition to a mock office for someone who doesn't work from home all the time but still meets the needs of a small home office area.

It could also work as an end table in the living room furniture, depending on shape and size. A long skinny bistro table also works as a mock bar in your kitchen or against the wall.

Bistro tables are the perfect outdoor furniture for big or small spaces. This post will outline bistro table size, materials and style tips for any patio.

Outdoor bistro tables are small tables named after the round tables found in French cafes. If you want a touch of nostalgia and dream outdoor-living, then you need to find the perfect bistro table!

Traditionally, bistro tables are designed for the garden or patio but are also perfect for small spaces like apartment balconies. They are a cute combination of style and practicality as they provide somewhere to relax outdoors without taking up too much space.

This guide will talk about

• What size and height bistro tables should be
• How to make bistro tables and chairs more comfortable
• The best materials for bistro tables that will last
• Style inspiration for garden and patio bistro tables

Bistro tables are traditionally small, round tables. This adds to the feeling of a French "cafe-style" in your space.

Where regular outdoor dining tables are usually around 28 to 30 inches high, bistro tables should be around 18 to 26 inches high to achieve the look. If you are matching your bistro table with a lounge chair instead of dining chairs, you may want something slightly shorter to reach it comfortably.

Bistro tables can be square, but this will look more like a side table than a table used for relaxing with drinks in the back garden. For round bistro tables, you can expect to find them anywhere from 24 to 36 inches in diameter.

Bistro tables are perfect for small spaces such as apartment balconies. Their size means you can have somewhere to socialize without overcrowding the space. Although most bistro tables are small enough already, you could also consider choosing a table and chairs that fold away. This will help you maximize your patio space even more.

Bistro tables are fantastic for creating a unique space in your backyard. However, because they are outdoors they need to be made from the right materials to last.

Traditional bistro tables are made from wrought iron. You may have seen them hidden in the back corner of your grandparents' garden - often painted white with artistic patterns. You might have noticed that these wrought iron table sets tend to rust if they are not properly maintained.

If you want to leave the table and chairs out in the elements, you should opt for metal furniture that is plated or painted to protect it from rust.

Wicker bistro tables are a popular choice because of their neutral colors and relaxed style.

No matter what material you choose for your bistro table, make sure that it is lightweight. Bistro tables are small and perfect for moving around to wherever you need them. This means that you need to be able to lift them easily!

Another consideration is where the table will be located. If it is near a pool area, you need to stay away from untreated wood or traditional wrought iron as these will quickly deteriorate.

Bistro tables on an apartment balcony will generally be exposed to city pollution. This means you want to choose something that you can easily clean such as painted metal or resin wicker.

There are a few classic bistro table styles that will suit most styles. Almost all of them will add distinct European flavors to your outdoor lifestyle.

The most common choice is white wrought iron bistro tables. These are perfect in a green garden setting and will create an "English flower garden" atmosphere.

Mosaic bistro tables with metal frames are another popular style. Mosaic table tops nod to the traditional Mediterranean designs and complement warm patio colors and brick beautifully.

Metal chairs with delicate floral decals will feel the most like a European cafe. Match these with comfortable cushions and a shaded patio to instantly transport yourself to an outdoor cafe somewhere in France.

For a more robust style bistro table, a combination of wicker and glass is a classic option. Mixing materials adds interest to your outdoor furniture, and a glass tabletop will provide more stability while keeping the warmth of the wicker style.

One problem with bistro tables and chairs is that they can be hard and uncomfortable.

This is difficult to avoid as they are made to stay outdoors. That means you can't get comfortable upholstered dining chairs to go with your tiny table!

There are a few things you can do to make your bistro chairs more comfortable regardless of the weather.

Firstly, you can keep an outdoor storage box full of cushions and blankets. This box can serve as an extra surface and means you have comfortable seats (and blankets for when it gets colder in the evening!).

Secondly, choose a table that can hold an umbrella. Shelter from the sun means you can get more use out of your bistro table throughout the year.

If you would like a bistro dining set that is relatively comfortable and weather-resistant, a resin wicker set with water-resistant upholstery will be your best option.