The Outdoor Side Table from the Campus collection has a really easy presence about it. It’s small, light to place where you need it, and never feels like it’s competing with anything around it. It’s the sort of piece that ends up moving around the space depending on the day, beside a chair one moment, closer to a sofa the next, just following how you’re using the area.

The frame is slim tubular steel, which keeps things visually light but still properly solid in use. That contrast with the top is what gives it its character, either a cool granite surface that feels reassuringly weighty, or a slatted teak version that softens the look a bit and feels more relaxed. It’s made for outdoor life, so it holds up well, but it doesn’t feel overly technical or fussy when you’re actually living with it.

In practice, it’s just handy. Somewhere to put a drink, a book, or whatever you want within reach without overthinking it. The Pebble and Bottle finishes sit quietly in outdoor settings, blending with stone, timber and planting, while the option to match or contrast the top gives you a bit of freedom in how it sits in the space. It’s simple, but in a way that tends to work every day.