Bioresin table design with colourful resin lines embedded in natural wood

Product Design

Bioresin Tables

Where colour becomes part of the structure.

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More than a surface pattern

This bioresin table design explores a different way of combining wood and translucent, bio-based resin. Vibrant graphic lines become an integral part of the tabletop, creating a striking contrast with the natural grain of the wood.

What began as an experiment with materials developed into a series of tables in which colour, structure and graphic design come together.

Close-up of wooden tabletop with diagonal coloured bioresin lines

Material as structure

The first experiments used conventional epoxy resin. Looking for an alternative led to a bio-based resin derived from sunflower oil.

Working closely with the material manufacturer, a new resin formulation and production process were developed to create a strong connection between wood and resin. The coloured lines are not simply decorative additions, but part of the tabletop itself.

Detail of translucent red bioresin integrated into a wooden tabletop
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Graphic patterns

The table designs explore different graphic possibilities, from simple coloured stripes to patterns inspired by city maps.

The Amsterdam Table, for example, translates the street pattern of the city's historic Red Light District into a geometric composition. Different wood types, colours and patterns allow each table to take on its own character.

Amsterdam street map used as inspiration for a graphic table design
Wooden tabletop with red resin lines inspired by Amsterdam street patterns
Wooden bioresin table with geometric red resin patterns

What we did:

Concept design, material exploration, graphic design, prototyping and manufacturing process development.

This project reflects our approach to Product Design & Development, where materials, design and manufacturing are considered together from the start.

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