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Minotti Bellagio outdoor dining table

Minotti Bellagio is a family of outdoor tables designed by Gordon Guillaumier. It includes round dining and lounge-dining tables topped with polished Basaltine stone or natural teak, plus low side tables, one of them a bistro model. The bases are stainless steel, painted in finishes meant to hold their color outdoors.

Minotti Bellagio round stone outdoor dining table on a terrace, Minotti outdoor furniture
04Minotti BellagioGordon Guillaumier, 2012, basaltine stone, teak wood

A swivel tray cut from the same Basaltine stone.

Basaltine on a steel base

Two top materials define the dining tables. The stone version uses Basaltine, fine-grained and polished smooth, with a contoured edge and a stain-resistant treatment, which matters when olive oil or red wine lands on it. The wood version pairs a teak top in a natural finish with a structural stainless steel frame. Stone tops are heavy and stay put in a gust, while teak gives a warmer surface and weathers to silver gray if left unoiled.

Under both tops the base is stainless steel, which resists rust in salt air. It is coated in epoxy paint: polished bronze or pewter, or matt ecru or dark brown, all chosen to keep their color over time. The teak version's frame takes the same range. New sizes arrived in 2022 in both dining and lounge-dining versions, so a lower table can serve a sofa corner and a standard one a full set of chairs.

A Lazy Susan swivel tray in brushed Basaltine can be added at the center of a round table. It has a contoured edge and a chamfered underside, and it puts shared dishes within reach of every seat. Alongside the dining tables, Bellagio includes low tables from 2012: a square side table and the round Bistrot. They belong with other Minotti side tables next to a lounge chair or at the end of a sofa.

Gordon Guillaumier kept the shapes plain, a round top with a softened edge on a stainless steel base, and let the grain of the stone and the contrast of painted steel carry the design. For a family dinner on a covered porch or a hotel terrace, a round table keeps everyone in the same conversation. The choice between Basaltine and teak is mostly about matching the paving and the house.

Minotti Bellagio dining table with teak top, catalog photograph
04aMinotti BellagioGordon Guillaumier, 2012 to 2022

The Minotti Bellagio pieces

4 pieces in the outdoor range as listed for Bellagio. Made from: basaltine stone, teak wood, stainless steel, epoxy paint. Sizes and finish charts come with the quote.

Minotti Bellagio outdoor pieces. Every price on request.
PieceWhat it isMade fromGood to know
Bellagio Outdoor teakRound outdoor dining tableTeak top in natural finish, stainless steel frameDining or lounge-dining version, 2022
Bellagio Outdoor stoneRound outdoor dining tablePolished Basaltine top, stainless steel baseStain-resistant treatment, optional Lazy Susan, 2022
Bellagio Outdoor side tableOutdoor side tableStainless steel base, ask for topsSquare, 2012
Bellagio Bistrot OutdoorOutdoor side tableStainless steel base, ask for topsRound, 2012

Bellagio on a terrace, from above

A top-down plan of a round Bellagio dining table with chairs around it and a Lazy Susan at the center, plus a Bellagio side table next to a lounge chair.

The distances on the plan are common planning allowances for outdoor rooms. Exact Minotti sizes for each piece come with your quote.

Plan of Minotti Bellagio on a terrace, seen from aboveBellagio table24 in a seat36 in to pull outchairs with armrests
Schematic plan, not to scale: Minotti Bellagio arranged as a dining group.

Minotti Bellagio in the catalog

Minotti Bellagio outdoor furniture, catalog photograph 1
04.1Minotti Bellagiocatalog photograph, Gordon Guillaumier
Minotti Bellagio outdoor furniture, catalog photograph 2
04.2Minotti Bellagiocatalog photograph, Gordon Guillaumier
Minotti Bellagio outdoor furniture, catalog photograph 3
04.3Minotti Bellagiocatalog photograph, Gordon Guillaumier
Minotti Bellagio outdoor furniture, catalog photograph 4
04.4Minotti Bellagiocatalog photograph, Gordon Guillaumier

Designer

Bellagio was drawn by Gordon Guillaumier.

Guillaumier wanted plain round forms where the stone and the teak do most of the work.

More by Gordon Guillaumier. See also dining tables and chairs, coffee and side tables.

Price for Minotti Bellagio

Name the Bellagio pieces you want and where they will stand. Pricing, finishes and lead time come back by email.

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