Wood is a living material that breathes—expanding and contracting with changes in temperature and humidity. This natural process can create unique characteristics such as knots, cracks, wormholes, and subtle grain variations.
To preserve both beauty and durability, we carefully stabilize larger cracks with bow ties and epoxy, while smaller imperfections may be left untouched if they do not compromise structural integrity. Rather than masking these features, we embrace them as part of the wood’s organic charm, ensuring each piece tells its own story.
Please note that every slab is one-of-a-kind, meaning grain patterns, color tones, and natural markings will vary. The images shown are representative of our craftsmanship, but your piece will have its own distinct character. We do not consider these natural traits to be defects, but rather a celebration of wood’s authentic beauty.

Custom Wood Epoxy Table:

Standard Shipping:

Custom wood epoxy tables will take about 8-10 weeks (from the time you approve the drawings and put them into production). Delivered to the customer's doorstep or downstairs by truck.

Expedited Shipping:

Custom wood epoxy tables will take about 5-7 weeks (from the time you approve the drawings and put them into production). Delivered to the customer's doorstep or downstairs by truck.

Note: For custom wood epoxy resin tables, production and delivery lead time are estimates. The handmade nature of our products does not allow us to make delivery date guarantees, only estimates.

In Stock Wood Epoxy Table:

Standard Shipping:

In-stock wood epoxy tables can take up to 5-7 weeks for delivery. Delivered to the customer's doorstep or downstairs by truck.

Expedited Shipping:

In-stock epoxy resin tables can take up to 4-6 weeks for delivery. Delivered to the customer's doorstep or downstairs by truck.

We always aim for make sure our customers love our products, but if you do need to return an order, we’re happy to help. Just email us directly and we’ll take you through the process.

It depends on the creator and the product. All options are outlined on the product page, so look out for customization options there.

1. Premium Materials Sourced Locally
We prioritize sustainably sourced, high-grade wood from California and nearby states—such as black walnut from Northern California, claro walnut from the Central Valley, and live-edge slabs from Oregon. Combined with industrial-grade, non-toxic epoxy resin that meets California’s strict environmental standards (low-VOC and UV-resistant), material costs alone are significant.

2. Artisan Craftsmanship & Labor-Intensive Process
Each table is handcrafted over several weeks through stages like:

Design & prep: Wood is kiln-dried, stabilized, and custom-shaped.

Epoxy pouring: Multiple layers are poured in climate-controlled spaces—critical in humid coastal cities like San Diego or dry inland areas like Palm Springs—to prevent bubbles or curing issues.

Finishing: Hours of sanding, sealing, and polishing create that signature glass-like finish.

This isn’t mass production; it’s functional art made by skilled artisans, many trained right here in California’s thriving maker communities.

3. Customization & One-of-a-Kind Nature
No two epoxy tables are alike. Whether you’re in a San Francisco loft, a Beverly Hills home, or a Malibu beach house, your table is tailored to your space—from wood choice and river design to custom dimensions and leg finishes. This personalization adds value but also requires individualized labor.

4. Durability & Climate Adaptation
Epoxy tables are built to last. We engineer them to withstand California’s diverse climate—from coastal humidity in Santa Monica to the dry heat of Joshua Tree. The epoxy is UV-stabilized to resist yellowing, crucial for sun-filled spaces in cities like Irvine or Fresno. This resilience ensures your table remains a centerpiece for decades.

5. Local Logistics & White-Glove Service
For clients across California—from Silicon Valley to Napa Valley—we offer secure, insured shipping and optional white-glove installation. Transporting large, heavy live-edge pieces requires specialized handling, especially in dense urban areas like downtown LA or hilly San Francisco neighborhoods.

6. Supporting Local Economy & Sustainability
By choosing a locally made epoxy table, you’re investing in California’s craft economy and sustainable practices. We reclaim wood whenever possible (e.g., from fallen trees in Sonoma or urban removals in Oakland) and partner with California-based sawmills, reducing carbon footprint compared to imported alternatives.

The best epoxy table top is one that balances stunning design with long-term durability, tailored to California's diverse lifestyle—from San Francisco lofts to Los Angeles studios and San Diego coastal homes.

Key factors to consider:

Material Quality: Locally sourced, premium hardwoods (e.g., California black walnut, claro walnut, or reclaimed redwood) paired with high-grade, UV-resistant epoxy ensure clarity and sun-resistance—essential in sunny areas like Irvine or Palm Springs.

Climate Adaptation: Tables crafted in California are engineered to withstand local conditions, whether coastal humidity in Santa Monica or dry heat in Sacramento.

Custom Artisan Craftsmanship: The "best" top reflects your vision—whether a serene river design for a Napa Valley retreat or a bold geode style for a Beverly Hills space.

Local Support: Choosing a California-based maker means access to white-glove delivery across the state and personalized service from San Jose to San Diego.

It’s not recommended to place hot pans directly on an epoxy table top, even in high-heat areas like Palm Springs or sunny Santa Monica. While high-quality epoxy resin is durable, extreme or prolonged heat can cause marks, discoloration, or softening. For added protection, always use trivets, coasters, or heat pads—especially if your table is near a kitchen or outdoor kitchen in places like Los Angeles, San Diego, or San Francisco.

For lasting beauty in your California home, care for your table like the functional art piece it is.

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