Colorful tables and good wine

Boechout, Belgium

In hospitality

A coral-pink café table with integrated round seats stands in a sunlit brick tasting room, with more colorful seating and shelving in the background.

Who wants a glass of this divine juice?

After a guided tour in the vineyard of Oud Conynsbergh, Belgium, it’s finally time to taste the homegrown wine. Visitors can take a place on colorful Virus and Bistroo tables that playfully match this idyllic location. Inside, the comfortable Tiki barstools elegantly surround the wine barrel tables.

Eight friends started the vineyard to restore the historic wine production of the region, today they already produce different wines in both white, red and rosé.

“Long wooden tabletops set on wine barrels are paired with white Tiki bar stools in a rustic brick tasting room.

Excellent seating for divine wine

It's one thing to offer quality wine, but it's another to offer quality seating at the same time! Visitors are offered unraveled seating at the Tiki bar stools, a light stool that is also stackable!


A glass and bottle of white wine stand on a pale stone counter, with the softly blurred tasting room behind.
Close-up of a stainless steel wine tank in the foreground, with coral-pink café tables softly blurred inside the tasting room.
Close-up of coral-colored outdoor café virus tables with integrated round seats on the courtyard terrace.

Colorful courtyard

The courtyard is packed with vibrant Virus and Bistroo tables that invite any visitor to linger a while longer and taste some more heavenly nectar. 

Several colorful café virus tables are scattered beneath mature trees in the courtyard, with wine bottles and glasses set out in the background.
Close-up along a wine-barrel high table lined with white Tiki bar stools inside the tasting room.
Close-up of a coral-colored round café table with integrated seats, showing the embossed Extremis branding on the frame.
A glass of white wine and two wine bottles rest on a pale blue outdoor table, with the courtyard softly blurred behind.

Pictures by Amelie Soenen

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