Riviera Coffee table

Design

The Riviera Coffee Table brings a quiet confidence to an outdoor setting. Designed by Jean Philippe Nuel, it favors clean geometry and a purposeful stance. The rectangular top sits on a slender, linear base that reads crisp from every angle. There is a subtle dialogue with the brand’s seating: the base echoes the sleek armrest language found on the matching two-seater and living armchair, so pieces live well together without feeling forced.

Nothing shouts. Lines stay disciplined, proportions stay calm, and the whole table feels measured. It is a modern statement that does not demand attention, yet always holds it.

Materials & Build

A lean aluminum structure supports a gres ceramic surface, creating a smart contrast between matte frame and refined sheen. The top has a soft reflectivity that picks up sky, foliage, and light through the day. Edges are clean and precise, with an engineered solidity that is felt the moment it is in place.

Every junction is intentional. The frame carries the top with quiet strength, while the ceramic offers a stable, durable platform for trays, books, and everyday rituals. Together they deliver a composed, outdoor-ready build without unnecessary weight.

Comfort in Use

Living with this table is easy. The surface is generous, so nothing competes for space. At 70 inches long and 60 inches wide, it accommodates coffee service, a stack of reads, a statement vase, and still leaves room to breathe. And it keeps essentials close, so conversation flows without constant reaching or shifting.

Edges stay friendly to the touch and the open base leaves legroom clear. It supports relaxed lounging as naturally as it supports a quick working moment outside.

Placement & Lifestyle

The piece settles comfortably into most outdoor environments—terraces, garden lounges, covered patios, even a larger balcony. It pairs seamlessly with the Riviera seating group, but it also stands on its own beside neutral or mixed materials. For a lively evening, it handles serving with ease; for a quiet afternoon, it frames a simple coffee and a book.

Style cues are contemporary, yet understated enough to work across architectural moods. Place it where the eye wants order and the space asks for function.

Made to Last

Built for outdoor life, the combination of aluminum and gres is chosen for stability and lasting good looks. Surfaces are straightforward to live with and suited to daily use, season after season. No drama—just materials that hold their character over time.

In short, the Riviera Coffee Table from Talenti offers a balanced mix of design clarity, durable construction, and real-world ease. It is the piece that quietly improves the way an outdoor room works, day in and day out.