What a river table is

A river table joins natural-edge wood with a channel of pigmented epoxy resin. Each piece is one of a kind thanks to the wood grain.

0:30Published: October 20, 2026

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 keeps its natural edge, with its curves and grain on display. The resin is pigmented in tones such as turquoise, deep blue, sky blue, black or coral, and as it hardens it joins both pieces into a single surface.

Since no grain ever repeats, every river table is a one-of-a-kind piece. In this video we show you up close what that meeting of wood and resin looks like.

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