Concrete Side Tables

Concrete outdoor side table shapes

Lightweight concrete gives these tables the look of stone at a weight you can still move. Shapes run from hourglass and slim cylinders to barrels, a stack of three wave-shaped layers, a half-sphere top on a pedestal and a round top on four legs. Many finishes are hand painted, so small variations from table to table are part of the look.

Round concrete side table sizes

Tops run 13.8 to 20 inches across and heights 15.3 to 23 inches, sized to sit beside a lounge chair or sofa. A low honeycomb barrel table can double as extra seating, the 18 inch white round tables on four legs stand 20 inches tall, and several shapes also make a good stand for a potted plant.

Black concrete side table and marble looks

Black tables come in a matte finish or with a black marble pattern applied by water-transfer printing, so you get the marble look in concrete. Beige tables carry a travertine-style texture, some with a honeycomb pattern, and light gray tables have a stone-like or smooth surface.

White concrete side table and natural finishes

White round tables and hourglass tables with a hand-painted natural wood-look grain keep a patio light and warm. They sit well beside teak finish or white outdoor seating and look just as good next to a sofa indoors.

Concrete side table indoor and outdoor care

These work on a patio or balcony and in the living room. Wipe them with a damp cloth and mild soap, avoid acidic cleaners that can etch the finish, and set them on a level surface. Bring them inside or cover them through freezing winters, since trapped water can crack concrete.