Furnishing outdoor spaces with marble tables: architectural elegance for gardens, patios, and terraces

A sophisticated balance of nautical inspiration and premium materials, the Formentera marble patio table designed by Kara Mann for Harbour combines a hand-woven rope and bronzed aluminum base with a bold marble top in deep green or travertine. Its wide-legged, architectural silhouette makes it ideal for terraces with a sea view or contemporary gardens.

Designed by Jasper Morrison for Kettal, the Riva outdoor dining table pairs solid teak legs with a marble or aluminum top, offering a perfect balance of comfort, resistance, and formal clarity. These marble garden tables embody an understated elegance, reinterpreting classic wooden outdoor furniture with a contemporary twist.

With its sculptural, mushroom-like shape, the InOut 836 round marble outdoor table, designed by Paola Navone for Gervasoni, features a crackled cement base and a Carrara marble top. Bold yet harmonious, it’s designed to become the scenic heart of patios and loggias—perfect for creating convivial outdoor moments.

Designed by Paul Smith for De Padova, the Everyday Life marble table features a char-stained ash frame topped with elegantly etched white Carrara marble, treated to withstand outdoor conditions. With its understated yet distinctive design, this piece is suited to both interiors and protected outdoor spaces. A small gem of balance, where outdoor marble table design is expressed with unexpected lightness and refined simplicity.

A masterful combination of sculpture and function, the Michelangelo marble outdoor dining table, designed by Massimo Castagna for Exteta features teardrop-shaped legs in solid marble blocks and a thin, elegant top. Offered in three expressive marble options, it brings harmony, proportion, and artistic intent to the outdoor realm.

Fresh and dynamic, the Cala marble garden table, designed by Doshi Levien for Kettal, combines a lightweight aluminum or teak base with a top in marble or wood. Its classic materials meet a soft, contemporary palette, perfect for creative, sunlit environments where design and nature coexist.

The Jeko 33 outdoor marble table by Gervasoni features a structure in ECOTeak—reclaimed wood from salvaged beams—and a white Carrara marble top. The contrast between raw and polished materials creates a visual language that feels both elegant and organic.

Designed by Paola Navone, Jeko 33 belongs to a collection inspired by colonial style, where the marble outdoor table stands out for its conscious use of materials and strong formal identity.

Originally designed by Charlotte Perriand, the Table à plateau interchangeable has been reimagined by Cassina for outdoor use, featuring a teak base and a Carrara marble top with an oil-hydro finish. Refined and functional, this outdoor marble table is born from a 1930s icon and available in two sizes. Designed to seamlessly complement sophisticated open-air settings, it brings together heritage and innovation in a piece defined by its modern, memorable design language.

The Vimini marble garden table, designed by Patricia Urquiola for Kettal, features a woven fiber base and a top available in marble, teak, or aluminum. Its design is light and playful—perfect for creating relaxed, informal atmospheres.

Echoing Mediterranean tradition with a modern twist, the Vimini outdoor marble table blends effortlessly into casual outdoor settings, bringing a touch of color, comfort, and natural elegance.

The Matera outdoor marble table, designed by Paola Navone for Baxter, showcases the refined craftsmanship of Palladiana—a mosaic-like surface composed of carefully selected marbles in varying tones, treated with a water-repellent oil finish for outdoor durability.

Each table is one of a kind, shaped by the artisanal composition of the material. A striking example of how marble patio tables can blend art, function, and longevity, Matera brings bold character to gardens and terraces with a distinctive personality.