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Collection IV · Autumn 2026

Rivers, held still.

Tables cut from a single tree and joined by cast resin. Every piece is one of one: signed, numbered, and never repeated.

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Close view of the black walnut coffee table with its Ronin black epoxy river
No. 001 — Ronin Black, black walnut

The collection

Four pieces this season. When a table is acquired, it leaves the collection for good.

  1. Ronin Black, a black walnut coffee table with ronin black epoxy river resin
    No. 001Available

    Ronin Black

    Coffee table · Juglans nigra

    A 72-year-old black walnut slab, divided by a striking Ronin black river.

    Resin
    Ronin black epoxy river
    Tree age
    72 years
    $1,000View piece
  2. Tide, a black walnut dining table with deep ocean, hand-tinted resin
    No. 014Available

    Tide

    Dining table · Juglans nigra

    Two bookmatched walnut halves parted by a cold, deep current.

    Resin
    Deep ocean, hand-tinted
    Tree age
    c. 140 years
    $18,400View piece
  3. Ember, a olive wood coffee table with smoked bronze resin
    No. 011Available

    Ember

    Coffee table · Olea europaea

    Ancient olive, its fractures filled with smoke-coloured light.

    Resin
    Smoked bronze
    Tree age
    c. 300 years
    $9,600View piece
  4. Glacier, a maple burl side table with frosted aqua, crystal clear resin
    No. 009Reserved

    Glacier

    Side table · Acer macrophyllum

    A disc of burl suspended in something that looks like ice.

    Resin
    Frosted aqua, crystal clear
    Tree age
    c. 90 years
    $5,200View piece
  5. Obsidian, a english elm conference table with jet black, gold-veined resin
    No. 016Available

    Obsidian

    Conference table · Ulmus procera

    A boardroom anchor: elm folded over a seam of black glass.

    Resin
    Jet black, gold-veined
    Tree age
    c. 180 years
    $34,800View piece
Macro detail where walnut grain meets translucent teal resin

A tree takes a century to grow. We take a few months to listen to it.

Hands sanding a walnut slab in the workshop

The atelier

Made by two hands, slowly.

  1. 01

    Selection

    We source storm-felled and retired trees only, then air-dry each slab for years before it is cut.

  2. 02

    The pour

    Resin is tinted by hand and cast in layers over several days, so the river carries real depth.

  3. 03

    Finishing

    Planed, sanded through twelve grits, and hand-oiled. Signed and numbered beneath the top.

Bespoke

Choose your slab. Name your river.

We take on six private commissions a year. Visit the timber store, select the wood, and we will design the resin, base, and proportions around your room.

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