Korso
Timeless teak dining table inspired by the archipelago
Skargaarden’s Korso table is a minimalist teak dining piece named after an island east of Sandhamn in the Stockholm archipelago. The long top and wide slats recall a simple pier stretching out over the water, while the rounded corners feel like rocks softened by the sea over time. It’s a calm, understated table that fits as naturally beside a pool or on a terrace as it does on a dock or coastal deck.
Rounded corners, wide slats and extendable length
The Korso table is built from solid teak with broad slats that give the top a stable, substantial feel without adding visual weight. Softly rounded ends and corners make the table easier to move around, especially in tighter spaces or family settings where sharp edges are less welcome. An extendable version lets you add length when you need more seating, then slide it back for everyday use, keeping the table practical for both smaller gatherings and larger dinners.
Best for these outdoor spaces
- Coastal decks, docks and lakefront patios where a pier-like teak dining table suits the view
- Modern terraces that call for a simple, solid wood table with softened corners instead of hard, rectilinear edges
- Outdoor dining areas that occasionally host larger groups and benefit from an extendable table
Features
- Teak outdoor dining table named for the island of Korsö in the Stockholm archipelago
- Wide teak slats that give the top a stable, substantial feel
- Rounded corners and softened ends inspired by sea-polished rocks
- Available in an extendable version to accommodate extra guests when needed
- Solid teak construction that can be oiled to maintain its tone or left to weather to silver grey