Nardi Step & Spritz Table Range

Choosing Between the Nardi Step and Spritz Tables

The Step and Spritz are both compact, round resin tables designed for small footprints — balconies, courtyard corners and cafe bistro seating — where a full-size dining table won't fit. The main difference between them is colour range and design detail rather than size or function. The Step has a simpler, more understated profile in five colours: Agave, Anthracite, Celeste Blue, Tortora and White. The Spritz shares the same compact round format but is available in eleven finishes — Agave, Anthracite, Celeste, Red, Tortora, White, Salice, Corallo, Senape, Menta and Corda — making it the better choice for venues wanting a specific accent colour rather than a neutral base.

Both tables are moulded from a single UV-stable resin piece, so there's no timber to seal, no metal legs to rust in coastal air, and no assembly beyond fitting the base to the tabletop. A wipe-down with mild soap and water keeps either table looking new, and the resin won't fade or crack the way untreated plastics can after a full Australian summer outdoors.

Sizing for cafe and hospitality use is straightforward with a round table: they seat two comfortably and fit into corners or narrow footpath spaces that a rectangular table can't use efficiently, which is why round bistro tables are a common choice for cafes maximising covers in a small outdoor area.

For durability, both ranges are CATAS tested to European EN 581 and EN 1728 standards and EN 15373 Level 3 — the contract grade used for commercial and hospitality furniture — so a Step or Spritz table bought for a cafe frontage is built to the same standard as furniture used in continuous commercial service, not just occasional home use.