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 sit at.
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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.
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It is barely a decade old, it was originally made with glass, and its ancestor was a Pennsylvania workshop that treated timber as a collaborator.
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.
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 anything abrasive.
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.
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 matters.
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 one that is hardest to get right.
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 what separates a real one from a shaped one.
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 when it arrives.