Outdoor table by Miguel Milá celebrating structural clarity and the timeless warmth of solid teak craftsmanship.

Originally designed in the 1960s for Miguel Milá’s own wedding, Altar embodies constructive honesty and simplicity. The table reveals the designer’s philosophy of reducing objects to their essential function while highlighting the natural beauty and durability of wood in outdoor environments.

Carefully proportioned joinery expresses constructive logic while maintaining visual lightness and stability.

The use of teak emphasizes durability and highlights the organic character of natural wood outdoors.

Balanced proportions allow the table to adapt to both contemporary and classic outdoor settings.

Altar is made from a solid teak structure.

Teak provides durability, weather resistance, and natural aging over time.

Miguel Milá

Miguel Milá began his design career in the late 1950s at his brother's architecture studio during a time of economic crisis in Spain.

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