Tables sized for real meals

We seat the household first, then guests, so tables do not dominate micro-terraces. Round tables ease circulation on square balconies. Heights match indoor chairs when mixed sets are unavoidable.

Cooking edges

When clients want a compact grill or plancha, clearances and smoke paths are drawn. Neighbour agreements matter in dense Eixample blocks. Storage for tools sits away from textile cushions.

Textile and tableware rhythm

Terracotta runners and sea-toned ceramics echo our palette without theme-park excess. Night layers include washable napkins and weighted cloths for breeze. Candle policy respects building rules.

Year-round intent

Spring and autumn extend dining season with throws and portable heaters noted carefully for safety. Summer focuses on shade and cold surfaces. Winter may reduce to a café-for-two setup we plan in advance.