What a river table is · 0:30
The idea: a river between two wooden banks
A river table is a piece of furniture that combines two wood slabs with a central channel of epoxy resin, like a river flowing between two banks. The wood brings warmth and natural pattern; the resin brings color and joins both pieces.
The result is a continuous surface where the meeting of both materials reads clearly: the living grain of the wood and the smooth channel of resin.
The natural edge, star of the piece
The wood of a river table keeps its natural edge: it is not cut in a straight line, so the curves the tree already had stay visible. That edge draws the shape of the river.
Each slab brings its own grain pattern —lines, knots and tones— so no river table ever repeats. Two tables of the same size and color never look alike.
The resin: color and union
Epoxy resin is pigmented in the tone you choose: turquoise, deep blue, sky blue, black or coral. As it hardens, it joins both slabs into a single even surface.
Elements such as sand, shells or stones can also be encapsulated in the resin, staying visible inside the channel and giving the piece an even more personal character.
Where a river table shines
With its presence, the river table is usually the centerpiece of the room: dining rooms, living rooms, offices and receptions. As a made-to-order piece, it adapts to the space where it will live.
If you would like to see one up close, message us on WhatsApp and we will arrange a visit to our workshop in Coronado.