Design
Orion Outdoor interprets the coffee table as a simple and refined volume, capable of interacting with the geometry of the seating system without disrupting its compositional balance. The available shapes—rectangular, square, and trapezoidal—allow for a variety of configurations, adapting seamlessly to outdoor spaces dedicated to relaxation, conviviality, and hospitality.
The compact profile and discreet presence make it a functional yet distinctive element, designed to complement outdoor lounges, terraces, gardens, and contract spaces with a restrained architectural touch.
Functionality and composition
The coffee table can be placed in front of the sofa as a freestanding surface or inserted between the upholstered elements as a serving surface integrated into the composition. This dual use makes it ideal for creating fluid configurations, where seats and tops interact seamlessly.
The various geometries available allow for free and dynamic outdoor space organization, alternating volumes, directions, and proportions to create more essential or complex compositions.
Materials and finishes
The travertine top, available in five shades, introduces a distinctive material presence to the outdoor landscape. The stone's nuances add balanced color accents, designed to interact with the upholstered fabrics and contribute to the overall visual balance.
The stone folding process allows the stone to maintain continuity between the surface and sides, enhancing the volume with a refined, monolithic effect. The structural undertop ensures stability and construction precision, while the steel base, also available in a painted finish, raises the table off the ground and emphasizes its profile with discreet elegance.
Versatility and adaptability
Orion Outdoor is designed for contemporary outdoor spaces, panoramic terraces, gardens, patios, lounges, and hospitality spaces. The combination of travertine, essential geometries, and a steel base makes it suitable for sophisticated outdoor settings, where the tabletop becomes an integral part of the space's architecture.
Used individually, it offers a functional and decorative surface; combined with other pieces from the collection, it helps create coordinated, fluid, and textured compositions.
