Resin desk top diy

I'm doing this to my coffee table. Different color.... Maybe lime green.

Have a boring old table that needs a refresh? Use Envirotex Lite Pour-On Resin in different colors of blue and green to make a beautiful resin table top.

A few months ago, we all moved from our community table to upstairs (we posted about it here and here), which created a need for more office furniture. Elsie asked me to build her a desk. I said I would, but I didn’t tell her what kind. Related: Resin Art – Beginner’s Guide I wanted…

I'm super excited to share my latest project with you. My husband purchased a new desk for himself last month and I was so impressed with it I must have mentioned it a few times how jealous I was. So in an attempt to burn some extra calories, since both of us work at a desk for most of our days we purchased a stand up desk for me as well. It is an adjustable desk with a motor to change the height. You can also see the little ergo chair that goes with it. Now here's the fun part - you can…

Dangerous fractal burning glow in the dark epoxy table. This turned out beautifully but definitely a dangerous machine to be tampering with. With that being said, not sure if I will be making something like this in the future. Etsy: https://waynewaves.etsy.com #resin #glowinthedark #epoxy #fractalart #burning #fyi #diy #fyp #resintable #epoxyresin #epoxytable

DIY for Homeowners finished off this tabletop with a galaxy epoxy finish. #Instructables #workshop #furniture #resin #nightstand

Acrylic pour is a beautiful and simple way to add some flavor to your home. Learn Barn & Willow's favorite ways to show off this versatile design!

DIY Epoxy River Glow Table: In this instructable, I show you how I made an epoxy resin river table that glows in the dark with no lights. Even if you don’t need an epoxy resin river table, the techniques covered in this DIY tutorial can be directly translated toward other epox…

Penny Desk!: My hubby John and I made this fun penny desk for my office. The pennies are covered in bar top epoxy, and it isn't nearly as heavy as you might think. The process is a little tedious, but not overly difficult except for the wrapped edges, which you …