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Louisa Outdoor Coffee Table

Van Duysen's outdoor tables on a conical plinth, in three sizes made of cement.

Dimensions

1200 × 300 × 800 mm

Year

2026

Materials
Cement (ultra high performance concrete) base and topPlastic ferrules under the base
Finishes
Cement
Colors
Nuvia WhiteSelva GreenSiena Brown

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Louisa Outdoor is a group of small tables by Vincent Van Duysen, dated 2026 on its datasheet. Molteni&C's page presents them as sculptural contemporary centerpieces for terraces, courtyards and garden settings, defined by a conical central plinth that raises the structure from the ground.

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Construction

The base and the top are cement, specified as ultra high performance concrete, with plastic ferrules under the base. The load-bearing core is hollowed, and the transversal elements can be freely arranged into clusters.

Specifications

  • OLTV3: 120 x 80 cm, 30 cm high (axes not labelled on the drawing)
  • Other tables: OLTV1, round, and OLTV2, round
  • Finishes: cement in three colours

Story

Built for open air

The Molteni&C page says the Louisa Outdoor coffee tables carry a dialogue between material and form reinterpreted for life in the open air, preserving Van Duysen's refined contrasts in a design built to endure the elements.

Composing clusters

The transversal elements can be arranged freely so that users compose their own clusters for an outdoor living space. The tables are described as complementing exterior seating while serving as fully functional surfaces in exposed environments.

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