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We turned one olive-wood slab into two companion coffee tables. Between the flowing grain and dark epoxy, we added sea-inspired details: shells, starfish shapes and a striking crab detail. Take a look at how we went from the raw layout and resin work to the finished pair. For your own table, we discuss the wood, shape, resin colour and decorative ideas with you. We make each design to measure in Zevenhuizen, the Netherlands.
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We shaped these juniper slabs into a dining table with a soft, pebble-like outline. Dark epoxy connects the wood, and natural oil deepens its colour. Here is the journey from our slab layout and mould to the finished table at home.
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We made this olive-wood bar-height table around an open centre of greenery and white pebbles. The curved slabs frame the planting, while the long grain runs the length of the table. Custom furniture can start with how you want a space to feel.
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We maakten deze ronde eettafel van olijfhout en donkere epoxy. De natuurlijke rondingen bleven zichtbaar langs de rand. Rond van vorm, met een houttekening en omtrek die helemaal eigen zijn. Jouw ruimte bepaalt de afmetingen en afwerking.
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