Resin Furniture Outdoors: What Works and What Does Not
The short answer is covered terrace yes, open garden no. The useful part is why, because the two threats are not the…
8 October 2026
Conference and Boardroom Tables in Wood and Resin
The one table in a company that everyone sees and nobody chooses. Sizing, cable routing, acoustics and why the surface matters more…
6 October 2026
How to Judge a Resin Table From Photographs
Almost nobody sees one of these in person before buying. Seven things a photograph will tell you, if you know where to…
3 October 2026
Lighting Above a Dining Table: Height, Type and Glare
One height, one position, one colour temperature. And the single most common mistake made with reflective tabletops.
30 September 2026
The Butterfly Joint: How a Crack Becomes a Feature
A small piece of wood shaped like a bowtie, set across a split. Purely functional — which is exactly why it became…
26 September 2026
Epoxy Resin Kitchen Worktops and Islands: Where They Work
A seamless, non-porous surface with the depth of real wood. With one limitation that decides exactly where in the kitchen it belongs.
24 September 2026
Choosing Chairs for a Slab Table
The chairs are half of what people see and most of what they feel. Three numbers and one rule about grain.
21 September 2026
Wood, Humidity and the Heating Season
The table was perfect in October. In February there is a hairline at the joint. Here is what happened, and how to…
18 September 2026
Round, Oval or Rectangular: Choosing a Dining Table Shape
Shape is decided by the room, not by taste. And on a slab table there is a second constraint most guides never…
15 September 2026
Table Bases: What Actually Holds the Slab Up
Everyone chooses the top. Almost nobody chooses the base — and the base is what decides whether the table is comfortable to…
11 September 2026
Is Epoxy Resin Safe? Food Contact, Fumes and Everyday Use
The whole answer turns on one distinction: epoxy while it cures and epoxy once it has. They are not the same material.
8 September 2026
A Short History of the River Table
It is barely a decade old, it was originally made with glass, and its ancestor was a Pennsylvania workshop that treated timber…
4 September 2026
Specifying a Resin Bar Counter for Restaurants and Hotels
Written for operators and designers rather than homeowners. The dimensions, the durability questions and what to send us for a quote.
3 September 2026
Scratches, Rings and Haze: Restoring a Resin Surface
Most marks on a resin surface are not damage — they are residue. How to tell the difference before you reach for…
1 September 2026
What Does a Wood and Resin Table Cost? An Honest Breakdown
Real numbers, where they come from, and what a suspiciously low quote is quietly leaving out.
30 August 2026
Ordering in Time: Planning a Commission Around Your Calendar
Twenty-five to thirty days is the making. It is not the whole answer. How to count backwards from the date that actually…
26 August 2026
Clear, Black or Marble: Choosing the Colour of the Resin
The single decision that changes a table more than the wood does. Four finishes, what each does to a room, and the…
25 August 2026
What Is a Live Edge — and Why It Changes the Price
The irregular outer line of a slab is the most copied and least understood detail in modern furniture. What it is, and…
22 August 2026
Delivery and Access: Getting a One-of-One Table Into Your Home
The table fits the room. The question is whether it fits the staircase. What to measure before delivery day, and what happens…
19 August 2026
Epoxy Resin, Solid Wood or Glass: Choosing a Dining Table Top
Three surfaces, three sets of compromises. What each material is genuinely good at, and the household each one suits.
15 August 2026
How to Commission a Custom Table: From First Message to Delivery
Commissioning sounds harder than it is. Six steps, one set of measurements, and about a month of work you do not have…
11 August 2026
Beyond the Table: Resin Bar Counters, Desks and Vanities
The same craft, applied where surfaces are used hardest. Bar counters, desks and vanities in wood and resin — and what changes…
6 August 2026
Are Epoxy Resin Tables Durable? Heat, Scratches and Sunlight
Heat, scratches, sunlight, daily use. What a wood and resin surface genuinely withstands — and the three things that actually damage one.
4 August 2026
What Size Dining Table Do You Need? A Practical Guide
Most dining table mistakes are measuring mistakes. Seat counts, length per person, and the clearance that quietly decides whether a room works.
2 August 2026
Choosing the Wood: Walnut, Oak, Elm and Ash in Resin
The resin gets the attention. The wood decides the piece. A practical comparison of the four species we work with most, and…
31 July 2026
Designing Around a Statement Table: Scale, Light and Space
A one-of-one table does not fit into a scheme. It becomes the scheme. Four practical decisions that follow from that.
26 July 2026
Moss, Stone and Water: Bringing the Forest Indoors
Preserved moss and river stone are not decoration. They are the reason a room stops feeling assembled and starts feeling settled.
21 July 2026
How to Care for an Epoxy Resin Table: A Simple Ritual
Resin surfaces are far more forgiving than people expect — provided you avoid three specific things. A short, practical guide.
16 July 2026
Living With Light: Choosing an Illuminated Resin Table
A table by day, a mood by night. What integrated lighting actually does to a room, and when it is the right…
11 July 2026
Why 30 Days: Inside the Making of a One-of-One Table
Twenty-five to thirty days is not a scheduling estimate. It is what the material requires. Here is where each of those days…
7 July 2026
River Tables Explained: How Wood and Resin Become One Surface
The term is used loosely. The craft behind it is not. A close look at how a solid wood slab and a…
2 July 2026
The Art of Bespoke: Why Custom Resin Tables are the Ultimate Luxury
There is a profound difference between filling a room and designing a space. In modern interior design, true luxury is no longer…
25 June 2026