Normann Copenhagen Allez Table
Best versatile dining table for stylish indoor and outdoor living spaces.
This café-inspired piece brings a refined, sculptural silhouette to your dining area without feeling overly formal. While its stainless steel construction prioritizes industrial durability and outdoor versatility, the trade-off is a slightly utilitarian feel that demands a thoughtful pairing with softer textures to keep the space feeling like a home.
$650.00
at
Olson House
Who it's for
- Design enthusiasts seeking a lasting, trend-proof aesthetic
- Busy households or businesses needing long-term furniture reliability
- Flexible dwellers requiring multi-purpose furniture for small spaces
Who should skip it
- Low-maintenance owners who dislike constant cleaning and dusting
- Budget-conscious shoppers prioritizing affordability over designer labels
- Frequent movers who prefer lightweight, easily rearranged furniture
Performance breakdown
Material Durability
Stainless steel surface withstands heavy daily use and outdoor elements effortlessly.
Design Versatility
Clean, modern silhouette adapts seamlessly to both minimalist and eclectic interiors.
Structural Stability
Adjustable feet ensure a wobble-free experience on uneven flooring surfaces.
Assembly Efficiency
Requires straightforward assembly, though the heavy pedestal base demands two people.
Space Optimization
Compact circular footprint maximizes seating flow in smaller dining areas.
Weather Resistance
Lacquered aluminum and iron construction excels in varied outdoor climate conditions.
Key Specs
Tabletop Material (In-stock)
Stainless steel
Leg Material
Black-lacquered aluminum
Base Type
Cylindrical cast iron pedestal base (3 or 4-legged)
Height
75cm (approx 29.5 inches)
Diameter
70cm (approx 27.5 inches)
Assembly Required
Yes
Table Shape
Round
Tabletop Materials
Metal, Marble, Engineered Wood
Base Materials
Metal, Stone
Design Style
Modern
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