Why this table earns its place
The Arlo table draws on the quiet confidence of French bistro design: a clean round top, simple steel frame, and honest materials that let the setting speak for itself. At 798 mm diameter, it seats four covers generously — the round shape encourages conversation and softens the line of a room.
Built from steel and MDF, it's robust enough for daily restaurant service. The white finish reads fresh and modern, shedding the slightly tired French-country cliché. MDF surfaces are easy to maintain: a wipe-clean top that resists minor marks, and the steel frame won't flex under the stress of leaning diners or resting elbows.
Self-assembly keeps initial cost down; setup takes roughly 20 minutes with basic tools (check the instructions). Once assembled, it's stable and won't wobble — the 9.7 kg weight means you can reposition it without drama if your room layout changes.
