Addy Red Outdoor Balcony Side Table

The built-in lower shelf significantly increases the utility of this piece for small-space living. It allows you to store outdoor essentials—such as sunscreen, reading materials, or extra coasters—off the main tabletop, keeping your surface clear for beverages or snacks. This two-tier design effectively doubles your usable space without increasing the table's overall footprint.

This contemporary table is versatile enough to serve as a standalone accent piece or as a coordinated companion to other items in the Addy collection, such as matching red Adirondack stools. Its round, plank-style top and bold red finish make it an excellent "pop of color" for neutral-toned patios, adding both style and a functional surface for entertaining guests.

With a compact 20.5-inch round footprint, this table is specifically engineered for high-density living where floor space is at a premium. Its 29-inch height is slightly taller than a standard end table, making it the ideal "balcony height" to pair with taller Adirondack stools or balcony chairs. The slim, straight-leg design ensures it provides maximum surface area without creating visual or physical clutter in narrow outdoor passages.

This table is crafted from high-quality synthetic materials that are inherently fade-resistant and UV-stable. Unlike traditional painted wood, which can peel or bleach in the sun, this material is designed to maintain its vibrant red color through years of direct exposure. For those in coastal regions, the synthetic construction is particularly advantageous as it is impervious to salt air and moisture, preventing the rot or corrosion common with other materials.

This table is designed for low-maintenance, year-round enjoyment. Based on our expertise with these durable materials, we recommend a simple routine of wiping the surface with mild soap and water to remove environmental dust or pollen. Unlike natural wood tables that require seasonal sanding or sealing, this synthetic finish remains protected against the elements with minimal effort.

While synthetic materials are prized for being lightweight and easy to rearrange, this table features a sturdy, straight-leg architecture that provides a low center of gravity. For residents in windy urban environments or high-rise apartments, the table's weight and plank-top design allow for better airflow and stability compared to solid-surface tables that can act as a sail in high winds.