Two tables for less than $100? Yes, please. Use this dynamic duo as a singular coffee table when nested, or separate the pair to accommodate a crowd. Want something in between? Split the difference by sliding the smaller table out to your ideal length.
No more running back and forth from the kitchen to the porch: This trolley makes it a cinch to move snacks, drinks, and entertaining essentials in one go. Use it for an elaborate reveal of a surprise birthday cake, or turn it into a coffee station on a covered patio to make your morning routine feel a little bit more like vacation.
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Small but mighty, this powder-coated steel and acacia wood table is easily portable so you can move it wherever needed, and it folds up to be tucked away when not in use. It’s ideal for a small balcony, or you can line a few up on a patio to create a custom-sized picnic table to serve a group.
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The NÄMMARÖ collection offers some of the most affordable and attractive outdoor furniture you’ll find just about anywhere. You can mix and match pieces to build a set that fits your needs, but a solid starting point is this wide, modular two-seater that comes with plump cushions so comfortable, it will be your new favorite lounging spot.
The arched handle of this metal table is practical and playful, offering an easy way to tote it while adding character. The rimmed edge prevents plates and cutlery from sliding off, while two drainage holes ensure it won’t turn into a pond if left out in the rain.
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Measuring more than 6 feet in diameter, this elegant round table offers room to spread out. Made of plastic rattan with an acacia wood top, it’s durable, weather-resistant, and easy to clean. Pair it with the matching armchairs to create an outdoor dining room that invites your guests to linger a little longer.
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Add a little bit of Parisienne flair to your garden or front porch with this steel loveseat, inspired by traditional wrought-iron furniture. Use it with a bistro table for cafe vibes or place it under a wisteria-draped pergola to create a dreamy spot to tuck away with a book.
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