Capturing ocean waves in custom epoxy epoxy – this client case shows how we layered blues, added white foam highlights, and created flowing textures to mimic rolling surf.
Beyond this piece, we explore other marine-style designs:
- Subtle tide-pool accents
- Dramatic crashing-wave effects
- Full range from coffee tables to dining statements
One example, many possibilities – spark your next coastal creation.
Customer's customization details:
Wood Type: Olive
Size: 48"Wx72"L - 8 seats
Please Select Epoxy Color: Epoxy color on picture
Please Select Table Edge Styles: Straight Edge + Bevel Edge
Table Corners Style: Sharp
Please Select A Surface Finish: Smooth wood finish-smooth epoxy finish
Please Select Table Legs: Custom Metal Table Legs 36"H
Reference images provided by the customer:
First version-Wood selection and CAD drawings prepared for the customer
Customer feedback: "The distance between the two boards of wood is too narrow. It looks more like a river than a beach. Do you have other board options? We would like the distance to be wide to resemble a beach with waves on its shore similar to the picture.
Also, we would like the side with the board representing the “beach with the waves”, to actually look like a beach in terms of being the lighter color wood (like sand), also, to have more of a decline (as if you’re going from shallow to deep water). With lighter blue resin closer to the waves (shallow part) and darker blue towards the other board side representing deep water."
Second version-Wood selection and CAD drawings adjusted based on customer feedback
2. Then please have the waves on the other side instead
3. Finally Please make it a straight edge all 4 sides. No beveled edges at all.
Resin adjustment process:
Customer feedback: Thanks, the gradient color looks greenish. I don’t really like it. I was expecting the colors to be more aqua and baby blue- and more gradient, similar to the table pictured below. Is it possible to adjust the resin colors to make them look closer to the resin colors of the table in the picture?
Customer feedback: please proceed with blowing the waves but please make sure the width of the waves is proportional to the light blue. See picture below generated by AI to demonstrate.
Results achieved according to the client's requirements:
Final product:
In addition to these ocean-inspired epoxy resin designs from our past projects, we also offer a variety of other styles with a similar look and feel.
Seawave Beech Wood & Sand-Infused Resin Epoxy Table
The resin river doesn't just sit flat; it features an incredibly detailed wave-breaking pattern. The translucent blue water crashes over a submerged sandbar, creating realistic white foam that looks like it's in motion.
Their warm, golden-brown tones provide a beautiful contrast to the cool blues and whites of the water, mimicking a desert island aesthetic.
Poplar Wood Executive Office Epoxy Table
This table uses a deep, rich cobalt blue for the resin base, evoking the deep waters of the open ocean or a vibrant tropical sea, rather than a shallow coastline.
The wood grain, highlighted by the dark dye in the resin, looks like jagged rocks or driftwood being tossed by the powerful waves.
Camphor Round Epoxy Table - Dynamic Sea Foam & Wave
The ultimate "ocean element" design. The blue epoxy resin meticulously maps out the continents and countries of the Earth, turning the table into a geographical masterpiece of the world's oceans.
It creates a "worldly" gathering space, making it ideal for discussions about global business or travel, encapsulating the vastness of the sea in a domestic object.
