Resin tables

Are you looking for a resin table to furnish a living room, dining room or office area? Resin tables seduce with their versatility: water-resistant surface, chromatic customization possibilities and frequent association with wood or metal elements. This guide helps you compare materials, finishes and uses to choose a tabletop suited to your dimensions, intensity of use and desired maintenance.

Resin tables refer to tops made mainly from epoxy or polyester resin, sometimes combined with wood veneers or mineral inclusions. These tables come in gloss or matte finishes, and in colored variations obtained by pigments or inks. For domestic use, opt for a top thickness of at least 12 mm and an anti-UV treatment if the furniture will be exposed to sunlight. Also check compatibility with heated surfaces or hobs if you're installing the table near a worktop.

Uses, styles and materials

Resin tables meet a variety of uses: everyday dining, worktop, occasional table. Organic models, with stabilized wood inclusions, create warm ambiences, while monochrome versions favor a contemporary, uncluttered look. When it comes to materials, epoxy resin guarantees good chemical resistance and a smooth surface; wood-resin combinations offer contrast and character. Think of dimensions adapted to the number of users and circulation in the room to avoid errors of scale.

Finishes, maintenance and selection criteria

Finishes condition appearance and maintenance: a gloss finish amplifies colors and requires gentle cleaning to preserve polish, a matte finish masks micro-scratches more. For maintenance, use a damp microfiber cloth and avoid abrasive products or strong solvents. As concrete selection criteria, consider the dimensions of the tabletop (length and depth) and the thickness of the material, as well as the nature of the base to ensure stability and compatibility with your floor. VOC emission certifications can also help you make the right choice if you want to ensure controlled indoor air quality.

Compare models by size, resin type, finish and use compatibility to quickly narrow down options. If you want a table designed for intensive use, opt for a model with a reinforced surface treatment and metal base. For a decorative finish, opt for a tabletop with inclusions or pigmented pigments, and check the thickness and parting line for lasting integration.

Our selection brings together a variety of models, from practical tables to character pieces, so that every fashionable home interior will find its suitable resin table.