Flow coffee Table 50×52

Design

The Flow Coffee Table 50×52 by Talenti brings a quiet, confident presence to outdoor living. Designed by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, its footprint is compact yet generous where it matters. At 19.7 inches wide, 20.5 inches deep, and 15.7 inches high, it slips beside a lounge chair or sofa without crowding the scene. The proportions feel balanced and modern, with a stance that reads relaxed rather than delicate.

Edges stay clean, lines stay simple, and nothing distracts from the piece’s purpose: a clear, welcoming surface. It’s the table that makes room for a morning espresso, an aperitif, or the book that’s hard to put down. No fuss, just the right shape at the right scale.

Materials & Build

A solid teak structure sets the tone—light in look, reassuring in hand. The frame carries a natural warmth that pairs easily across outdoor collections. It can be finished with a coordinated wood top for a quiet, tonal read, or with glazed stoneware for a crisper contrast and a more defined surface character.

The palette keeps the options considered: think natural teak with écru or olive green tones, or a palissandro interpretation with a mud hue. Each combination feels deliberate, never loud. The result is a coffee table that balances practicality and refinement without overcomplicating the story.

Comfort & Scale

The height sits comfortably within lounge settings, so reaching from a low-slung chair feels natural. The top offers enough surface for daily rituals but avoids bulk. At approximately 37.5 pounds, the table stays stable when set down with drinks, yet can be moved easily to follow the shade or join a new seating cluster. It’s an easy companion—present, helpful, and never in the way.

Placement & Lifestyle

Whether on a sunlit terrace, a quiet balcony, or by the pool, the Talenti Flow Coffee Table 50×52 settles in with ease. It works alone as a precise side table or paired to frame a sofa. Place it where conversation happens and it naturally becomes the resting point—for coffee, a tray, a speaker, or that second glass. The look is discreet, so it connects with existing pieces rather than competing with them.

The table feels most at home in outdoor conviviality, but it won’t look out of place indoors either. Its clean geometry and restrained finishes make it a subtle bridge between spaces.

Longevity

Materials are selected for regular outdoor use, with teak providing dependable strength and stoneware offering a resilient, easy-to-live-with surface. A dedicated cover is available to keep the table protected when not in use. It is not stackable, and it doesn’t need to be; the piece is meant to hold its ground season after season. Consider it a quiet constant in the Flow collection—functional today, and composed over time.