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A rendering of a round walnut table with a black resin river on a fluted drum pedestal, in a family dining room in daylight.

Round, epoxy
Plan
Shown in a rendered room

Round epoxy river tables with a live edge

Round tops in live edge hardwood with a resin inlay, sized to the room they are going into. Built one at a time in Geneva, Illinois.

Begin a commission How it gets made

Plan · Round

15

Form
Round
Material
Round, epoxy
Made
Geneva, Illinois
Finish
Hard wax through to high-gloss flood coat
Delivery
White glove, placed in the room

Drawn from the boards it will be built from, and sized to your room. Every piece on this page is a one-off.

In this collection

14 photographed

  • Round live edge table with a wide black resin river across the top, on a fluted wood drum pedestal, photographed in the studio.
  • The same round table from across the studio: two live edge boards either side of a black resin river, on a fluted pedestal.
  • Round black river table seen from the side, showing the thin edge of the top and the full height of the fluted drum pedestal.
  • Round black river table from above and to one side, with the resin river running across the top and the fluted pedestal below.
  • Close view of the fluted wood drum pedestal under the round top, with the black resin showing at the edge of the top.
  • Round table with a black resin river between two walnut boards, seen from above at an angle, on a fluted drum pedestal.
  • Round black river table from a low angle across the floor, with the fluted pedestal under the round top.
  • Round black river table at eye level, showing the edge of the top and the fluted walnut drum pedestal.
  • Round wooden table with black resin inlay and an X-shaped black base, photographed against a dark studio wall.
  • Sycamore Slab Round Ecopoxy Epoxy Resin Table Full Custom Image
  • Round table with contrasting wood sections and a resin strip divider, combining dark and light wood grains for a modern artistic design.
  • Round Epoxy River table with metal base, photographed against a dark studio wall.
  • Close up clear epoxy resin table
  • Top Image of clear epoxy resin table with Walnut

Watch: ULTRA HIGH GLOSS epoxy river?! Matte slab round dining table. You bet! Check Out How I Made It.

A round top cut from live edge hardwood, with a resin inlay running through it. The resin can be translucent, opaque or poured as a three-dimensional wave, and the finish can be high gloss, matte, or both on one table: the film above is a matte slab around a high-gloss river.

The diameter comes from the room and the number of people the table has to seat, and the top is drawn from its actual slabs before anything is cut.

Before you ask

Can I see the table before it is built?
That is the whole way I work. When slabs are used, I cut each slab out in Photoshop, size it against the measurements marked on it, and lay your top out to your dimensions. Then a SketchUp model shows the shape, proportions and details, along with AI-assisted visualizations to help you see the table in a finished space, before a board is cut. The drawing lands within a few percent of the finished table.
Can I see the wood and the finish first?
Yes. A sample board is made and shipped to you, so you can hold the species, the resin and the finish in your own room before anything is cut.
How is a commission priced?
Every piece is priced from its dimensions, its species and its base, so there is no list. Tell me the room and the budget you have in mind and I will tell you what is possible inside it. Size, species and base all move.
How does it get to me?
Across Chicagoland, I generally handle delivery and installation personally. Everywhere else, pieces travel white glove and are placed in the room. My work has gone to 47 of the 48 continental states.
Who actually builds it?
I design every piece myself and lead the build in my studio in Geneva, Illinois, from the drawing to the finish. You deal with me from the first call to the installation. There is no salesperson or account rep in between, and nobody the project is handed off to.
Do you make anything besides tables?
Bespoke and wall pieces, yes, and I am taking more of that work.

More of the work

Start with a drawing.

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