Epoxy resin tables, floors and more
Where to meet us?
We invite you to visit our showroom in Courbevoie, where you’ll find a variety of our epoxy resin furniture on display.
Here’s the address of our Show Room, open by appointment every day from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. except Sundays:
60 avenue Joffre in Courbevoie.
In our store, you can see the different styles of tables, appreciate the different types of wood and the versatility of epoxy resin.
All these elements will enable you to make the best possible plans for your project.
A free study will be carried out for your various projects.
What is an epoxy table?
An epoxy resin table is a masterpiece of nature, this work of art is called “river table”.
Each epoxy table is truly unique, it is not possible to reproduce an identical one.
To create your table we offer several varieties of solid wood with a multitude of possibilities of colors and shapes with Epoxy resin.
How is a river table made?
Making an Epoxy table is a true art that requires a lot of skill, creative design, time and precision.
All our tables are produced with the highest quality materials.
Our creations are handcrafted and built to last a lifetime.
Making an Epoxy table will bring a lot of pleasure, comfort and style to your home.
Our team successfully implements individual projects for each of our customers.
You can order tables that are available
available on the site, which are already manufactured, or an
individual project
project.
What color should I choose for my epoxy table?
A wide range of colors is possible for the realization of an epoxy table:
- Transparent colors
- Opaque colors
- Metallic colors
The black epoxy tables are our most popular requests as they offer a luxurious experience with an original and classy style.
Also the blue epoxy table for its perfect marriage between the earth (wood) and the sea (blue).
Which wood to choose for your table or furniture?
We have been working for several years with our partner Alex wood, who offers a very fine selection of different types of wood:
We work mainly with wood species that feature beautiful grain patterns (Olive and Walnut), natural cavities and splendid color contrasts.
It’s very important to maintain the wood’s hydrometry (below 10% is recommended for resin work).
We can darken a light wood species, lacquer it (in white, for example), burn it or even give it a charred appearance.
