Choosing the Right Patio Dining Set for Your Outdoor Space

The table will be the focal point of the meal set, so getting everything right is important.  The most important factor influencing your decision should be the space available – no one wants to buy a dining set only to realize that it is too big for their space!

Do you have a large area to fill?  => Oval or rectangle

• Oval and rectangular tables are both great options for fill a large room.
• You can many people holdSo they are perfect for people who regularly host garden parties.
• Some models will even have extendable parts This allows more guests to come to the table!
• These two forms are pretty formal As such, they may not be the best option if you prefer a more casual atmosphere.
• The most common material for oval and rectangular outdoor tables is Wood, closely followed by plastic.

Do you want a more intimate atmosphere?  => Round or square

• Round and square tables are usually outside smaller in size as oval and rectangular tables.
• There’s no “head of the table” so everything feels very much more intimate and casual.
• You are a lot easier to store and don’t take up much space on your patio.
• Wicker Sets usually have square tables while Aluminum and wrought iron Sets seem to prefer round tables.

Do you really have limited space?  => Bar height

• Bar height tables are an amazing solution for with limited space but still want more than two people to be able to use the dining set outdoors.
• In conjunction with some bar stools, create one pretty intimate setting.
• This type of table is able to make Even the smallest rooms look more open.
• Bar height tables come in practically any materialbut wood seems to be the most popular.
• Attention, beam height tables are pretty hard to moveSo choose a place wisely!

Do you want something just for you and a partner?  => Bistro

• Bistro tables are perfect, though just one or two people will use the outdoor dining set.
• They offer just enough space for your food and drink and can easily be stored indoors.
• Speaking of indoors, if you’re really low on money, you can use a bistro table both indoors and outdoorsJust move it from place to place when needed!
• Bistro tables usually consist of Aluminum or light woodalthough we saw some plastic models too!