Why teak belongs outdoors
Teak has long been valued for outdoor furniture because of what sits naturally within the timber itself. Its dense grain and natural oils help it cope with moisture, changing temperatures and regular exposure to the elements without asking too much in return.
That resilience is only part of the appeal. Left to weather naturally, teak gradually moves from its warm golden tone towards a soft silver-grey patina, while the grain remains visible beneath the surface. It’s a type of timber that changes rather than simply wears out, which is one of the reasons why a well-made teak outdoor table can remain part of the home for many years.
If you prefer to maintain more of the timber’s original golden tone, the right outdoor furniture care accessories can help make upkeep simple and straightforward.
A-grade teak, chosen for longevity
Woodbury Furniture works with A-grade teak because the quality is evident in the timber itself. Its dense heartwood, close grain and naturally occurring oils help it stand up to life outdoors.
A-grade teak is graded for its density, close grain and naturally occurring oils, giving the finished table a cleaner, more consistent appearance and a substantial feel that comes from the material itself.
Shapes and sizes for different settings
A table with the right proportions brings a sense of calm and order to the space around it. Our collection moves from compact teak outdoor coffee tables through to generous dining designs, with round, oval and rectangular forms that each bring a different sense of balance.
Extendable tables add another layer of flexibility. Some designs open from 120 to 180 cm, while larger options extend from 180 to 240 cm or 200 to 300 cm. The range also includes reclaimed teak designs paired with aluminium, giving you more choice in scale, finish and overall look.
Choosing between new and reclaimed teak
Outdoor teak tables can be made from newly milled timber or reclaimed wood. New teak has a cleaner, more uniform appearance, with warm golden tones and a close, consistent grain. Reclaimed teak carries more variation, often showing knots, tonal shifts and marks left by its previous life, giving each table a more individual character.
For a more polished, even finish, new teak is the natural choice. But if you prefer a table with more visible history and variation, explore our reclaimed teak outdoor tables.
What to pair with a teak outdoor table
Teak outdoor furniture and tables are easy to work with because they don’t need everything around them to match. A solid timber table can sit comfortably with teak outdoor chairs for a warm and elegant look, or with aluminium, rope or wicker seating to introduce contrast in texture and weight. Woodbury Furniture’s chair range spans all of these materials, which gives you room to build a setting around the table rather than treating it as a fixed suite.
See our teak outdoor tables up close
Teak is a material that rewards a closer look. Visiting Woodbury Furniture’s showrooms in Castle Hill and Caringbah gives you the chance to see the grain, colour and surface character in person, then compare the scale and presence of different designs side by side. Our team will be there to guide you through the finer points, from seating capacity and extension options to the breathing room each outdoor table needs, so the choice feels considered from every angle.
Visit Our Showroom
Explore the collection in person and get a clearer sense of how each piece could work in your space.







