Maple and mostly clear epoxy, slightly tinted with “Blue Heron Blue”. This table top measures 10 x 4 x 2 and is in a Port Ludlow home by the water.

This river table top is shown on a locally crafted custom iron base with no undercrossing members that would block the view through the river.

Circular statement table top crafted from figured local maple slabs, and an electric blue river, the color effect was crafted with the client in the workshop.

This extraordinary coffee table has shades of electric blue, developed closely with the client in the studio.

A great example of how a difficult piece of figured wood can become a standout piece with the addition of an epoxy “fjord”.

This large river table has double rivers of barely blue-gray tinted epoxy. The high quality of the wood figuring and the beautiful live edges are well featured. Shown here on temporary legs on delivery day.

Fascinating details of the wood are showcased in epoxy.

The clients wanted black epoxy used for this custom dining table, with islands of small burl slabs featured throughout the two rivers.

Shown here on the client’s custom metal dining table base.

Snazzy coffee table made of figured walnut and blue epoxy, shown here on commercially available midcentury-style turned legs.