Epoxy tables combine the grain and natural edges of wood with coloured or transparent resin details. The HWC collection includes dining tables, coffee tables and side tables made with walnut, oak, maple and Russian olive. Transparent, blue, green and black tones shape the table’s presence in a room. Choose from existing designs or request a custom piece by considering the dimensions, intended use, wood species and epoxy colour together.
Epoxy turns a natural edge, a split in the timber or the flowing space between two slabs into part of the design. Colour, transparency and wood species are perceived together, so the same resin shade can create a different effect with different woods. Every piece is shaped by the natural material and is therefore unique.
For dining tables, surface area and seating capacity come first; for coffee and side tables, sofa height and circulation space matter more. Dark epoxy tones create stronger contrast, while transparent and lighter tones feel visually softer.
| Product type | What to consider |
|---|---|
| Dining table | Seating capacity and leg placement |
| Coffee table | Sofa length and seat height |
| Side table | Comfortable reach from the seat |
| Colour selection | Wood and textile tones in the room |
These recommendations are intended as a general planning guide. The leg structure, chair dimensions and conditions of your space may affect the final choice.
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For custom orders, approximate dimensions, wood species, epoxy colour and leg design are reviewed before the order is placed. Because the form of natural wood varies, the resulting pattern cannot be reproduced exactly; the design direction and production conditions are confirmed in advance.
Good to know
It is a table or side-table design that combines solid wood and cast resin within the same surface.
For suitable custom projects, colour and transparency requests can be considered. Available options are confirmed before production.
No. Because the natural form of the wood and the casting area vary, every piece has its own pattern.
Like any regularly used surface, it can be affected by hard or sharp impacts. Use a protective board for cutting and avoid abrasive cleaning products.
We recommend using a trivet or protective mat rather than placing very hot cookware directly on the surface.
Custom-size requests can be considered when the material and design are suitable.
