Uniqueness thanks to millennia-old burl wood, complete with a certificate and a unique serial number—as a dining table and a functional work of art
The natural beauty of kauri wood is particularly evident in the root of this exclusive designer table. Featuring a timelessly modern glass base, this root wood table—with its 2,900-year-old tabletop, grown from a single piece of wood and cast in epoxy resin—is truly one of a kind.
The history of the rare kauri wood, which comes from the swamps of New Zealand, is preserved in the table; no trees had to be cut down to make it. With their inimitable character, kauri tables lend every room a warm and distinctive atmosphere. Despite the great age of this natural wood, kauri designer tables are modern and elegant pieces of furniture.
At the customer’s request, I cast this ancient kauri burl into a rectangular shape using high-quality epoxy resin. Loose pieces of bark, visible as dark spots, fuse with the artistic burl—with its unique natural characteristics —to form an extraordinary tabletop. The burl of the kauri tree offers a natural and distinctive charm that no human can replicate.
More information about this modern designer table and other exclusive designer furniture.
Pouring transparent epoxy resin into the wood creates an extravagant, eye-catching effect and fascinating “3D images inside the wood,” turning every Kauri wood table into a unique experience of nature. The beautiful burl wood of the Kauri tree, with its cracks, intergrown sections, and fascinating grain in a honey-gold color, contributes to this effect.
Wooden tables with a high percentage of epoxy resin are also called epoxy resin tables.
Yes, my special finishing process creates a moisture-resistant and low-maintenance surface compared to standard wooden tables found in stores. As a result, this valuable designer table can be used without restriction as a dining table or conference table that withstands daily use, while also serving as a functional work of art and a striking focal point. I craft each table by hand to the highest quality standards, ensuring you’ll enjoy it for many years to come.
Working with Kauri Wood Tables
I craft each table individually, tailored to the customer's specifications. For this modern designer table, the customer chose an elegant glass base that complements the crystal-clear epoxy resin and can be mounted in various positions relative to the tabletop.
You’re buying an elegant table that can be passed down through generations and will spark conversation thanks to its history. Despite changing trends, furniture made from this special wood remains, thanks to its purity, a high-quality work of art from nature that increases in value over time.
Kauri Tables as a Potential Investment in Tangible Assets
Yes, absolutely. Kauri burl wood offers something that ordinary furniture woods do not: millennia-old wood with preserved root and bark structures, natural golden amber inclusions, and the opportunity to visibly preserve this material’s history in exceptionally large slabs cut from a single piece. The tables are made of rare, finite solid wood that is in limited supply, each with a certificate of age and its own unique serial number.
This is how unique, one-of-a-kind designer tables and special rarities are created.
All design tables at a glance
Table number
191
The Table as an Art-Inspired Design Object and the River Table
Designer table made of 3,700-year-old kauri burl wood with natural bark, embedded amber, and transparent epoxy resin veins. The large, single-piece top combines serene surfaces with an artistic, sculptural effect.
Table number
192
Modern designer table with amber
A designer table made of 3,700-year-old kauri wood with a structure that is half root and half trunk, featuring embedded amber and a custom-made stainless steel base. Its understated architectural form combines the natural depth of the material with a modern design aesthetic.
Table number
160
Desk featuring amber and embedded bark
A designer table crafted from a single slab of kauri wood with an organic shape, featuring natural amber and visible bark growth. The natural tabletop gives this piece a warm, almost sculptural presence.
Table number
137
Designer table with striking golden amber inclusions
Designer table made from 3,700-year-old kauri burl wood with a 280 × 120 cm tabletop, striking amber inclusions, and documented provenance. Large, natural grain patterns and substantial material thickness define the character of this one-of-a-kind kauri piece.
Table number
69
Designer table with a natural, organic shape
A table made of burl and tree trunk wood with pronounced natural grain patterns in all directions. It is precisely these natural lines that give the piece its distinctive visual appeal and uniqueness.
Table number
132
Designer table with glass legs and epoxy resin
A single, solid piece of kauri root forms the base of this table—which serves as both a dining table and a functional work of art. The elegant combination of transparent resin detailing and lightweight glass legs makes the solid tabletop appear to almost float.
Table number
132a
Exclusive Kauri Wood Design Furniture
A cohesive set consisting of a table, a bench, and two stools, all crafted from the same solid 2,900-year-old kauri root. Cracks and natural openings were stabilized and meticulously finished using epoxy resin.
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