Discover Why Solid Teak Belongs Outdoors
Teak earns its reputation from what is inside the timber rather than anything applied to it. The wood carries a high level of natural oils and a tight, dense grain, which is why it copes with damp and temperature swings that would open joints in softer species. Left untreated outdoors, solid teak wood gradually shifts from warm honey to a soft silver-grey; oil it occasionally and it keeps the golden tone instead. Neither route affects strength, so the choice is purely about the look you want on your terrace.
At 67 cm, this outdoor stool lines up with garden bars, tall console tables and most kitchen islands, which is what makes it easy to move between a covered patio in July and a breakfast counter in November. The profile is deliberately spare, four legs and a clean seat frame, so a group of them around a high table stays visually quiet. Because the piece is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, you are not buying furniture that only works for three months of the year.