Rationalist, minimal, designed by combining different materials and textures that enhance its linear shapes, Quadrado Outdoor Dining Table Marcio Kogan for Minotti features the element that characterizes the collection: a duckboard pattern. Teak duckboard, used in the yachting industry to facilitate the outflow of water, was introduced in 2018 as a modular element of the structured Quadrado seating system.

The table comes in three dimensions and features a top set on aluminum legs, designed as two panels that cross it on the short side. It sports a striking Lava Stone Powder finish, generating an interesting contrast between the teak wood of the top.

A number of plug-in accessories, such as the candle holder and the Lava Stone tray mean the table can be set to match the occasion.

The Quadrado table can be used in different arrangements, perhaps forming part of a domino sequence or as a frame around the trunk of a tree, as suggested by Kogan, who is always in pursuit of an ideal relationship between his designs and the nature surrounding them.

Materials

• Natural teak top, exterior perimeter frame 48 mm thick, inner platform 22 mm thick
• Boxed aluminum legs covered in lava stone powder
• Aluminum crosspieces varnished (outdoor grade) glossy pewter color
• Adjustable stainless-steel feet varnished glossy pewter color. ABS glides.
• Optional table candle holder in natural teak with a lava stone slab inside
• Special protective rain cover, made of waterproof fabric, included in the price

About Teak

Teak weathers naturally and rapidly in a process that makes it appear more uniform over time. Like most kinds of wood, teak does not have uniform veining and color. Therefore, it is possible to find slight variations in color—a valuable asset of solid wood. After exposure to sunlight and natural aging, the initial color may undergo noticeable changes.