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"In warm weather, a foothold in the outdoors is a gift, whether it&amp;#039;s a postage stamp\u2013size patio or a rambling garden. Just add a table and pull up a chair (or four), and you&amp;#039;re set for a season of alfresco dining.   &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m a big fan of eating under the open sky,&amp;quot; says designer Christopher Maya, who uses sun-bleached cedar tables for summer dinners at his East Hampton home. Style must suit the setting, of course: &amp;quot;In the city, the terrace is often connected, so the indoor and outdoor furniture should relate.&amp;quot;  Where space is not an issue, plein-air meals are just the beginning. &amp;quot;People are living outside as much as they can,&amp;quot; says decorator Sherrill Canet. &amp;quot;The outdoor space is essentially two or three extra rooms.&amp;quot; A round dining table might double as a center table on a porch by day, she says, and a drop-leaf table can fold into a space-saving console. A lightweight table can be especially versatile. When the mood strikes (or the peonies peak), you can head farther afield. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s a movable feast,&amp;quot; says Canet. Click here to see the top ten outdoor dining tables. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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