Use nice colored placemats and fresh flowers are always a nice touch I agree teak was the best choice too bad about the cover kind of boring but it does the job so now just bright colors for everythin else you choose it will look awesome . Colored galssware is also a nice touch.

Put some bud vases with flowers on the table and call it a day. Nothing to be done about this now. I might have opted to add wet-rated pendant lights over the tables for some visual interest.

Something like this:

Ooohh. I like!

Thank you!

Teak was the right choice near the water. You only other choice was resin or plastic. I like the idea of the wicker globes over the tables. Nice texture for the room.

I don't think you'll be happy with those 4 Tops back to back. Too hard to get in and out sometimes. You might want to quarter-turn them.

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https://www.amazon.com/KOUBOO-1050030-Wicker-Pendant-Natural/dp/B00GNSJIG0?th=1

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Your local wholesale restaurant supply warehouse can provide you with candle holders for the table tops. If they are too nice, they will walk off. You might want to consider selling them if you have a Merch Counter.

If you are not planning to let the teak acquire a patina, use cloth or vinyl checked tablecloths. Red or blue will add color. Both colors are traditional for restaurants.

I think that some greenery on each table would look very nice. Also consider a lantern, which could be lit at sunset for nice ambiance. Remember, soon the tables will look more complete with place settings and all.

Really won't be noticeable when people are sitting at them, but I love the ideas given so far.

Thank you so much. I think you’re right!

I think it looks fabulous! You have some nice greenery up against the fence wall. And I like the natural looks posted above. Whatever you choose for the table centerpiece will have to be small. The lanterns would work on the round tables and bigger tables near the couches.

Do you have your dishes yet? Set one of the tables and see how it looks.

I might also suggest turning the square tables on a diagonal for people to get in and out of more easily. Wishing you all the best! This has been a tough few years for businesses!

It looks very nice! I would add a few large pots full of flowers here and there to break up the sea of chairs. I would think being on the water that breezes might make using anything like tablecloths or placemats a problem, but a small vase with something like lavender on each table (if they won't blow over, or fill the vases with marbles or rocks with the flowers, to make them more stable).

I might also look at the table arrangements to see if there is a way to intersperse the round tables amongst the square ones more thoroughly. If you can do that, the chairs on the round tables can be offset from those at the square tables so the chairs are not so back-to-back like they are in some places now. Not sure if diagonal placement of some of the square tables would work, or ruin the symmetry, but I really hate being seated at tables with another's chair right up to the back of mine.

oops, one more pot that I didn't post - Taller ones will give an illusion of some separation/privacy in a few areas, as well as add color, if you can place them so they don't destroy the view to the water.