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Offers handmade, made-to-order indoor and outdoor concrete furniture. Known for direct manufacturing which ensures quality control, quick R&D, and a high degree of customisation.
Produces outdoor furniture using glass fiber-reinforced concrete (GFRC). Their tables and benches offer the aesthetic of concrete but are lighter and more weather-resistant thanks to hollow or wooden legs.
Offers a broad collection of concrete furniture—such as benches, coffee tables, stools—suitable for indoor and outdoor settings. Many items are customisable in color, size, and design.
A long-established (est. 1913) manufacturer providing standard and custom concrete furniture like tables and benches. Suited for institutions like schools, fast-food outlets, and government facilities.
Offers durable and stylistically refined concrete furniture for commercial and residential outdoor spaces including benches, picnic tables, planters, and more. Customisation options are available.
Specialises in precast concrete furnishings—benches, tables, planters, waste containers, bollards, podiums, gaming tables, and modular systems. Emphasizes eco-friendly practices with low-carbon cement, recycled materials, and local sourcing. Customisable and engineered products.
Creates handcrafted, polished concrete tables and designer furniture. Each piece is artisan-made in Belgium, reflecting clean modern aesthetics.
Located near you, MASS Concrete offers bespoke, handcrafted concrete furniture—ranging from coffee tables and desks to bar tops, daybeds, reception desks, trays, and sculptures. They work collaboratively with clients to customise shape, colour, texture, and finish.
Focuses on decorative, hand-finished concrete garden furniture—benches and tables with artistic motifs (e.g., dragonflies, butterflies). Pieces naturally age outdoors.
Design studio known for unique modern pieces. Souda’s “Kreten Side Tables” feature concrete casting methods blended with sculptural, industrial aesthetics.
Design studio famous for limited-edition pieces, including the “Concrete Melt Chair”—an artistic concrete furniture piece that merges design and sculptural ambition.
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