The Sika Teak Colonial Table brings a farmhouse character to outdoor dining, with a broad rectangular top and substantial crossed legs. Lengthwise teak slats and a central stretcher give the design a balanced, grounded appearance, while the timber’s warm colouring softens its strong lines. Crafted from Indonesian teak, this two-metre outdoor dining table sits naturally alongside woven chairs, stone paving and established planting. Left to weather, its brown tones gradually develop into a silvery grey patina.
Design Details
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Indonesian teak with visible grain and natural variation in colour.
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Slatted rectangular top with framed ends, crossed legs and a connecting stretcher.
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Generous 2,000 × 1,000 mm tabletop with a simple, substantial profile.
Why It Endures
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Warm teak offers a natural counterpoint to stone, brick and metal.
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The crossed-leg base brings familiar farmhouse proportions to a terrace or garden dining area.
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Its weathered grey patina complements muted upholstery, woven textures and surrounding greenery.
Frequent Queries
Can the Colonial Table stay outdoors all year?
Yes. The supplier specifies that it can remain outdoors year-round. Teak’s natural oil content helps it resist weather, insect attack and rot.
Does the teak need oiling?
Oiling is optional. Left untreated, the timber will gradually turn grey with exposure to sun and rain. If you prefer to retain its warmer brown colour, treat it with a suitable teak oil according to the oil manufacturer’s instructions.
How much space should I allow for the table?
The tabletop measures 2,000 mm long by 1,000 mm wide. Allow additional space for chairs to pull out and for people to move comfortably around the dining setting, and check chair dimensions against the crossed-leg base before choosing your seating.
