With the round Toní bistro table, you can create the ideal garden or terrace arrangement in no time. The lightweight aluminium makes the garden table easy to move. Toní Bistreau by Fatboy also has a handy two-in-one function. The hole in the middle can serve as an umbrella holder during the day, and as a candle holder at night. The secret? The back of the cover plate contains a single candle holder. Want to add a little romance to the mix? Use the Toní Candle Holder, suitable for three candles (sold separately). This way, you can relax outside all day and all night. Go on, pour yourself another one.
Toní was developed with Erik Stehmann, who started his design studio in 2009 in Arnhem (NL). Since then he has been researching his rapidly changing fascinations on a daily basis, looking for new possibilities and applications of basic techniques and materials. Whether it starts with a weird sentence or a frustration about how ugly some products are, it always ends in an innovative project or product that is meant to make the world a little more fun. “I like that Toní is both new and recognisable. I see the chair as a friendly cartoon character. I would like to have dinner with him.”
For over twenty years, Fatboy have been showing the world that things can be done differently. The homeware brand is renown for creating their own versions of old favourites translating the essence into iconic designs with a twist – and full of ingenuity. With every detail, Fatboy look for the fun in functionality.
Fatboy's products want only one thing: to grow old with you. That's why they choose strong, durable materials that are water-resistant and don't fade; preferably recycled, or with a low environmental impact. And of course Fatboy carefully choose manufacturers that follow the strictest safety, health and environmental standards.
In normal use there is a 24 month warranty on all our Fatboy products. We resolve production errors and are able to help you if you have a legitimate complaint that your product does not last as long as you might expect.
