Custom Resin Tables & Furniture Upcycling

When I build a table, the magic isn't just in the pour, it's in the prep work. For every heavy-duty bar counter or dining table I create, I apply a specialized TPU protective film. It keeps the surface scratch-resistant and heat-proof up to 200°C, so you can actually live with your art instead of just worrying about it.

Building a custom table or upcycling an old piece is a journey, not a quick fix. My studio in Andheri West is where we strip back the old—whether it's an IKEA table that needs a new identity or a seasoned live-edge wood slab waiting for a resin river—and start fresh.

The Process

Every project starts with a conversation and a sketch. I need to understand how the piece will fit into your daily life.

• Deep Pours & Clarity: For large projects like 10-foot bar counters, I use specific low-viscosity resins like Resin Cult's Diamond Coat. It’s essential for a bubble-free, crystal-clear finish that doesn't overheat or crack over time.
• Material Selection: I source high-quality live-edge acacia, teak, or walnut slabs. The wood is the heart of the table, and the resin is the lifeblood that flows through it.
• The Finish: From geode-style edges with gold leafing to fluid alcohol ink designs, the final look is entirely up to you. I sand up to 3000 grit and polish for that glass-like feel.

Why Upcycling Matters

I love breathing new life into old furniture. Instead of discarding an outdated dining set, we can extend the surface, add a geode design, or transform it into a functional art piece. It’s better for the planet, and you end up with a conversation starter that no one else has.

If you have a wild idea—like embedding miniature liquor bottles into a bar counter or preserving childhood toys in a bookshelf—bring it to me. I handle the messy bits, the fabrication, and the engineering so you can just enjoy the final result.