From the workshop

How it's made?

How an old piece of wood or object is given new value. Here are a few glimpses from the workshop — from the raw material to the finished, one-of-a-kind piece.

In the workshop – routing the wood

Wine-cellar table – building the rustic brick interior

Wine-cellar table – fitting the brick wall and beam frame

Epoxy (resin) river table – walnut boards and blue-green resin

Epoxy table – preparing the casting mould

Torched (Shou Sugi Ban) wood surface – bringing out the grain

Beam table – chiselling out and repairing the solid wood

Shabby chic table – carved appliqués and whitewashed finish

Beam table – assembling the beam frame

Finished beam coffee table on a black steel base

Beam – routing the LED channel and torching the wood

Wine-cellar table – bottles, brick and LED in the infinity mirror

Wine-cellar table – fitting the glass top and lighting

In the workshop – Tamás at work

Oak coffee table – dark torched top with resin bands

Epoxy table – walnut boards in the mould before casting

Beam – LED channel and torched (Shou Sugi Ban) surface

Custom X-shaped steel base – for the epoxy table

Epoxy (resin) river table – after pouring the turquoise resin

Wine-cellar table – spraying the bottles gold

Finished wine-cellar (infinity-mirror) table – bottles, brick, lantern

Finished oak coffee table – dark torched, lacquered top

Beam table – building the frame box

Making a shabby chic table in the workshop

Shabby chic table – finishing in the workshop

Handcraft work in the workshop

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