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Two matching epoxy tables in different sizes – bases had to differ for stability and balance. Lesson: Don't overlook the base. Customization Details: Table1Specific size: 72"W x 108"L  Wood type: W...

Your epoxy table likely won't match the small sample. Thin swatches look lighter; full pours appear deeper and more saturated. Wood undertones also matter (walnut darkens, ash lightens). This post ...

One resin river or two? Single creates a dramatic focal point; two adds rhythm and balance, making wider tables feel more dynamic. See real examples of both layouts and get inspired for your custom...

How do you make sure a custom epoxy table turns out exactly the way you picture it? It all comes down to the customization process. In this case study, we follow one client’s journey from idea to f...

Why a design drawing? It prevents misunderstandings by showing resin flow, edge orientation, and dimensions.  This blog compares sketches to finished tables — see how we follow the drawing while wo...

Need a long resin epoxy table for your kitchen island or bar? Join two smaller tables instead of one massive slab.  This guide covers matching wood, resin, edges, and seamless or decorative joins. ...

Confused about heartwood vs. sapwood, wood hardness, live vs. straight edges, or grain direction? This guide explains it all — sapwood, hardness, edge styles, grain layout, and color — so you can c...

Experience the perfect silhouette. Our oval epoxy table collection blends the spaciousness of a rectangle with the soft, inviting curves of a round table. Discover how deep blue, pearl white, and c...

Opaque resin, pearl swirl, or striped flow? Compare three styles: Solid Matte (pure color), Pearl Swirl (soft vortex), and Color Stripe Flow (base + contrasting stripe). Learn how each interacts wi...