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Everything You Need to Know About Epoxy Resin Tables

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  Everything You Need to Know About Epoxy Resin Tables Epoxy resin tables have quickly become a favorite in modern interiors. They combine the warmth of natural wood with the bold look of resin, creating furniture that feels both artistic and practical. At Wootique , epoxy resin tables are crafted with attention to detail, ensuring each piece is unique, durable, and made for everyday use. What Is an Epoxy Resin Table? An epoxy resin table is made by combining solid wood with epoxy resin. The resin is poured into gaps, cracks, or between wooden slabs and then allowed to harden. Once set, it becomes strong, glossy, and long-lasting. Each table looks different because the wood grain and resin flow are never the same. Types of Epoxy Resin Tables River tables : Resin flows through the center like a natural river Full resin tables : Modern designs with bold resin coverage Wood-dominant tables : Minimal resin to highlight natural wood grain Custom designs by Wootique : Tailored sizes, s...

5 Signs Your Wooden Furniture Is Genuine—and How to Spot Imitations | Wootique

5 Signs Your Wooden Furniture Is Genuine—and How to Spot Imitations Wooden furniture has a charm that synthetic materials can’t match — the warmth, texture, and strength of real wood tell their own story. But in today’s market, many sellers disguise plywood or MDF as “solid wood.” Knowing how to tell the difference can save you from disappointment and wasted money. At Wootique , every piece is made from authentic, seasoned hardwood. Here’s how you can tell if what you’re buying is genuinely solid wood — or just a convincing imitation. 1. Check the Wood Grain, Not Just the Surface Real wood has natural patterns — uneven, flowing grains that differ from piece to piece. Imitations like laminates or veneers have repetitive, printed textures that look identical across the surface. Quick Tip: Run your fingers along the grain. Real wood feels organic — it’s never perfectly smooth or uniform. 2. Look at the Furniture’s Weight Solid wood is heavier and denser than MDF or particleboard....