TERRAZZO Table

Yes — both versions are engineered for outdoor exposure. The tabletop and column are made from electro-galvanised steel with an outdoor-grade powder coating that is UV-stable and corrosion-resistant. The terrazzo base is frost-resistant — the same composite material used on Stockholm subway platforms, where it endures extreme daily traffic and temperature variation year-round. The table can be left outdoors in all seasons; in sustained winter exposure, storing it under cover will prolong the appearance of the powder-coat finish, but the terrazzo base requires no special winter care.

Terrazzo is a composite material made by embedding chips of marble, quartz, granite, or other stone in a cementitious or resin binder, then grinding and polishing the surface to reveal the aggregate. The result is a smooth, highly durable surface with a distinctive flecked pattern — no two pieces are ever identical, because the aggregate distribution varies naturally in every casting. It is perhaps best known as the floor covering in many European metro systems, including Stockholm's, where its surface quality and durability have been proven under decades of the heaviest possible daily use. It is frost-resistant, UV-stable, and significantly more expressive than plain concrete.

The round version (Ø 70 cm, H 74 cm) has a more fluid, approachable quality — it sits naturally in open-plan spaces and works well as a café or bistro table for two. The square version (60 × 60 cm, H 74 cm) is more compact and architectural in character, better suited to corner arrangements, tight terraces, or settings where a more structured grid of tables is needed. Both use the same terrazzo base and steel column, and both are available in black and white.

Yes — each colourway is a matched pair. The black version pairs a black powder-coated steel top and column with a dark terrazzo base. The white version pairs a white powder-coated steel top and column with a light terrazzo base. The terrazzo aggregate fleck in both cases is mixed and natural — the base colour is the ground tone, not the entire surface appearance.

Yes — the Terrazzo Table was designed with exactly this kind of environment in mind. Its materials and construction are chosen for settings where quality, durability, and daily heavy use are all requirements. It is not specifically contract-certified to a named standard in the way that, for example, the AAT 10 is — but its material specification (electro-galvanised steel, polished terrazzo) is inherently suited to hospitality use both indoors and on exposed terraces.

Yes — slightly. Terrazzo is a cast material and the distribution of aggregate chips within each base will vary naturally from piece to piece. The overall colour character (dark for black, light for white) is consistent, but the exact fleck pattern is unique to each individual base. This is a characteristic of the material, not a quality variation — and one of the reasons terrazzo has been valued as a surface material for over a century.

No — both the terrazzo base and the powder-coated steel are low-maintenance materials. The terrazzo needs only a wipe with a damp cloth and neutral detergent for routine cleaning; avoid acidic cleaners which can etch the polished surface. The steel top needs the same mild cleaning — avoid abrasive pads. Neither material requires periodic re-treatment the way oiled wood does.

Yes. Delivery is available across Kazakhstan and the CIS region, with professional installation available in Almaty.