Look down at this table and you will see its signature move: slats radiating from the center like rays of a rising sun. The sunburst top turns a simple teak end table into a small piece of sculpture, the kind of detail guests notice on the way to their chair. At 23.5 inches across and 29.5 inches tall, it stands gracefully beside seating, keeping juice glasses, paperbacks, and potted herbs within easy reach.The table is solid teak, a wood favored outdoors for its strength and resistance to cracking, worked here into smooth, well-crafted details and supported by a cross-braced frame. Rated to hold up to 220 pounds, it is far sturdier than its light, airy profile suggests. Balcony, porch, garden path, reading corner - wherever it lands, it settles in without wobble.When the season turns or the floor plan changes, the whole table folds flat to just 4 inches deep and tucks behind a door, into a closet, or against the garage wall. No assembly is ever required it arrives ready and returns to duty in the time it takes to unfold. Furniture rarely manages to be this practical and this pretty at once.