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Alesso Outdoor End Table in Limestone

Regular price $749.00

DESCRIPTION
Thoughtfully designed to define your outdoor gathering space, Alesso’s reeded, reclaimed teak base is balanced beautifully by its organically inspired, asymmetrical top.
  • This collection is crafted from sustainably harvested reclaimed teak wood, selected for its natural beauty and durability.
  • Alesso’s reclaimed natural teak hardwood curated by Arhaus is untreated and unfinished; its organic color tones are honed by finely sanding into a smoothed surface.
  • Natural teak highlights organic variations in color and graining. These characteristics may differ between pieces.
  • Natural teak may display small splits, knots, joint lines, or other features, adding character to your piece without affecting its quality or performance.
  • Teak hardwood contains natural oils that repel insects, prevent drying, and resist moisture. Teak is also resistant to fungal decay, rotting, and warping due to temperature or humidity.
  • Over time, natural teak’s warm, golden color eventually fades to a silvery-grey patina. Weathering will begin immediately when left uncovered and in daylight.
  • Tabletops are crafted from layers of high-strength glass fibers, Styrofoam, and reinforced concrete to create a lightweight yet exceptionally durable, weather-resistant composite.
  • Finished tabletops are varnished with a water-based topcoat for added protection.
  • Protect your outdoor furnishings with resilient Agora® covers—specifically tailored to fit Arhaus outdoor collections. Call, email, or live chat with our design team to learn more.
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