Luna Grade A Teak Folding Table
Sandhill Grade A Teak 47" Square Table
Savannah Grade A Teak Farmhouse Table
Creating a memorable outdoor dining experience starts with the right table—one that feels timeless, performs in every season, and effortlessly elevates the space around it.
Your table will set the tone, whether you’re planning dinner for a large group or gathering for a late morning brunch with just the family. As the natural centerpiece of your outdoor dining area, you want to get this piece right.
Below, we explore what defines a truly exceptional outdoor dining table—and share our top picks, each thoughtfully crafted from Grade A teak and designed to meet a distinct need or setting.
Not all outdoor dining furniture is created equal. Truly standout pieces share a few essential qualities—non-negotiables that deliver durability, functionality, and timeless appeal.
Outdoor furniture intended to last must begin with the right materials. This is true from surface areas down to the hardware that holds it all together.
Choose materials that resist moisture, pests, and warping. Grade A teak is our material of choice for its unmatched resistance to the elements, natural oils that deter moisture and pests, and its ability to age gracefully over time. Also consider hardware like brass and high-grade stainless steel. These materials are exceptionally strong and won’t rust or bleed into the wood over time.
A table should feel grounded—never flimsy. Look for reinforced joinery and joints that are flush, kiln-dried timber to prevent warping, and careful sanding that preserves the unique grain of the wood.
True comfort isn’t only about seating. Table height, leg clearance, and overhang all contribute to how a table feels in use. Also consider details like rounded corners and sculpted edges that enhance both the tactile experience and ease of movement.
Clean lines, natural textures, and elegant proportions stand the test of time, meaning your table won’t fall out of fashion ten years down the line and can be paired with virtually any style or colorway. Keep in mind that a well-designed table should complement your space, not compete with it.
Consider your hosting style and layout. Do you need seating for ten? A compact table for a quiet corner? Flexibility for seasonal storage? The right table fits seamlessly into both your space and your lifestyle. Finding that balance will ensure you get plenty of use out of your outdoor table.
While a table may fit in your space, you’ll also want to factor in how much walking and maneuvering space your guests will need when entering and exiting their seats.
Finding the right outdoor dining table means balancing enduring style, uncompromising durability, and thoughtful functionality. We've curated a selection of options to suit a range of spaces and hosting needs—all crafted from Grade A teak and built for longevity.
If you’re looking for strength and beauty in a table that can comfortably seat six-eight people, the Savannah Farmhouse Table is the way to go. This stately table is ideal for large gatherings and has a handsome trellis base for support.
Built from hand-sanded Grade A teak and with an 8-foot length, this design is made to gather generations around—durable, grounded, and built with precision-cut mortise and tenon joinery and reinforced with solid brass hardware for heritage-quality strength.
Compact without compromise, the Sandhill Square Table is ideal for small patios, urban rooftops, or tucked-away garden corners. It seats four comfortably while keeping its footprint minimal, and the solid teak frame lends weight and longevity while maintaining a small footprint. This table is a natural fit for quiet coffee mornings when paired with a large patio umbrella or a glass of wine under string lights.
The Luna Folding Table is a masterclass in smart design. This table is the perfect match for anyone with limited space, folding flat for easy storage without sacrificing aesthetics.
Unlike typical collapsible tables, this one is crafted from hand-finished Grade A teak. Ideal for renters, seasonal homes, or flexible hosting setups. This table is also compatible with a patio umbrella for shade.
This circular design naturally invites better conversation and shared moments. With a 63-inch diameter top and a sturdy pedestal base, this table keeps everyone on equal footing during meals. Carved from kiln-dried Grade A teak, this dining table is crafted for elegance and keeps everything accessible to every guest, perfect for relaxed family-style dining.
With a slim, elongated profile and softly rounded edges, The Sage Long Table makes a statement without raising its voice. Crafted from timeless teak with a distinctly modern twist, this table spans nearly eight feet, with enough room to host ten guests and a generously layered tablescape. Curved, sculptural legs give this table a visual lightness with lasting strength.
The Sandhill Rectangle Table blends laid-back ease with thoughtful design. Its 79-inch frame comfortably accommodates six guests, making it a go-to for both weeknight dinners and weekend get-togethers. An inset tabletop and clean silhouette give it a tailored feel, while the Grade A teak and solid brass hardware ensure it only gets better with time.
This Luna table reimagines the classic Lazy Susan with a gorgeous rotating granite center and a Grade A Teak exterior. Designed with shared meals in mind, this table features a rotating granite centerpiece that keeps everything within reach for casual entertaining that feels anything but ordinary. Use with or without a patio umbrella for added shade.
Whether you’re working with a sprawling deck or an intimate garden, the right table not only fits your space—it elevates the way you experience it. Each table on this list brings something distinct, but they all share the ability to make your outdoor space feel considered, inviting, and built to last.
At Ash & Ember, we craft our teak tables and chairs with that same intention—balancing enduring materials with thoughtful design to create pieces that perform as well as they look.
1. What makes Grade A teak ideal for outdoor furniture?
Grade A teak is rich in natural oils, making it highly resistant to moisture, pests, and cracking. It’s the gold standard for outdoor longevity and graceful aging.
2. How long will a teak outdoor dining table last?
With proper care, a well-crafted Grade A teak table can last for decades—even in changing climates.
3. Will teak furniture change color over time?
Yes. Left untreated, teak naturally develops a silvery-gray patina. Some prefer this weathered look, while others choose to preserve the original honey tone with periodic oiling.
4. Do I need to treat or seal my teak dining table?
Teak doesn’t require sealing, but you can use a teak cleaner and protector if you’d like to maintain its original hue. Otherwise, your table will age to a silvery gray patina that many people prefer. Either way, the durability will not be affected.
5. Can teak tables be left outside year-round?
Yes. Grade A teak is made to endure the elements, but using a breathable cover during off-seasons can reduce surface wear and keep your table looking its best with less cleanup.
6. What’s the best way to clean a teak table?
Mild soap, warm water, and a soft-bristle brush will handle most messes. Avoid harsh chemicals or pressure washing, which can damage the grain.
7. What’s special about mortise and tenon joinery?
It’s a time-tested woodworking technique that locks pieces together without relying solely on screws. This type of joinery is known for its incredible strength.
8. Is it possible to mix and match these tables with different chair styles?
Absolutely. These designs are intentionally versatile—clean lines and natural materials that pair beautifully with a range of chairs and aesthetics.
