High tables are the garden trend of the moment

The sun is back, calendars fill with drinks and long evenings, and suddenly you notice something you hadn't before.

The sun is showing itself again, calendars are spontaneously filling up with drinks and long evenings, and suddenly you find yourself looking at your garden just a little more critically. Couldn't it be a bit more stylish? Good news: these are the trends that will give your garden exactly the right look this season.

Outdoor dining takes on a different dynamic this season. According to SUNS Outdoor Lifestyle, this summer is no longer just about lounging, but about 'high dining': bar sets and low bar tables that sit somewhere between relaxed drinks and an elaborate dinner. Slightly more active than slouching, but comfortable enough to sit comfortably and effortlessly. That is precisely what makes it interesting.

Take the Pemba line, which, following the success of the dining chair last year, is now being extended to a complete bar set. Available in aluminium or teak, with that recognizable organic design and seating comfort that effortlessly invites you to stay seated. The low bar stools complete the ensemble and ensure that such an evening goes on longer than planned without you even noticing.

Existing favorites are also getting a new chapter. The Palermo table is now available in a low bar version, making it slightly more suitable for drinks that turn into dinner. Combined with the updated Nappa chairs, featuring a subtly adjusted weave pattern, the result is a set that is comfortable without looking heavy.

Materials and shapes that make a difference

The Basta line remains true to its soft forms, but is joined this season by a low bar table. The rounded corners and flowing lines create a calm overall look, while new aluminium versions, such as Bronze and Champagne, make it just a touch more modern. An understated design that leaves a lasting impression precisely because of this.

For those seeking convenience above all else, there is the Sorolo line. The new aluminium variant is completely maintenance-free and can remain outdoors all season without hesitation. At the same time, the teak version remains available for those who desire a little more warmth in the garden. The rounded shapes and sturdy materials create a set that is practical but never boring.

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