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Discover rectangular epoxy tables created for dining rooms, boardrooms, offices, and hospitality spaces. Their balanced shape provides flexible seating, generous surface space, and an easy-to-plan layout, with custom dimensions and design details available for each project.
Round epoxy tables create an inviting layout for dining, café , conversation, and smaller meetings. Each table is handcrafted to order with your preferred diameter, wood species, resin design, edge profile, finish, and base.
Boat-shaped epoxy tables combine gently tapered ends with a fuller center, creating a refined profile and comfortable meeting layout. Each piece is made to order for boardrooms, collaborative workspaces, dining areas, and executive interiors.
Designed with three connected tabletop sections and an open center, U-shaped epoxy tables support presentations, training sessions, and collaborative meetings. Each layout is made to order around your room dimensions, seating needs, technology, and preferred wood and resin design.
Explore custom L-shaped epoxy tables designed for executive offices, home workspaces, reception areas, and commercial interiors. Choose your wood, resin color, dimensions, edge style, and base to create a functional corner table built around your space.
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A quick guide to choosing the right table shape for your space.
| Shape | Best For | Space | Main Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rectangular | Dining rooms, boardrooms, multipurpose spaces | Medium to large | Most versatile and easy to plan |
| Live Edge Slab | Statement dining rooms, executive spaces | Medium to large | Natural character with one-of-a-kind edges |
| Boat-Shaped | Conference rooms, executive meetings | Medium to large | Better sightlines and softer corners |
| U-Shaped | Training rooms, presentations, collaborative setups | Large | Clear central focus and defined layout |
| L-Shaped | Executive offices, corner workspaces | Medium | Efficient corner use with expanded work surface |
| Round | Small meetings, breakfast areas, compact rooms | Small to medium | Easy conversation and balanced seating |
| Waterfall | Modern offices, dining spaces, feature interiors | Varies | Seamless sculptural look with strong visual impact |
Custom sizes, wood species, resin colors, and base options available.
About Table Shape
The right table shape should fit your room, seating needs, and daily use—not just your design style. Before ordering a custom wood and epoxy table, measure the room and note doors, walkways, cabinets, screens, and other furniture. In most spaces, leave at least 36 inches around the table so chairs can move comfortably.
Rectangular Tables
Rectangular epoxy tables are the most versatile choice. They work well in dining rooms, conference rooms, executive offices, restaurants, and banquet spaces.
Their straight sides make seating easy to plan, especially in long or narrow rooms. They also provide plenty of usable surface area for meals, laptops, documents, and meeting equipment. Choose a rectangular table when you need flexible seating and a clean, practical layout.
Round Tables
Round epoxy tables are a good fit for breakfast areas, cafés, smaller dining rooms, reception spaces, and compact meeting rooms.
Since there is no head of the table, everyone can face the center more easily. This creates a comfortable setting for conversation and small group meetings. Be sure to consider the full diameter, as larger round tables may require more floor space than expected.
Boat-Shaped Tables
Boat-shaped tables have curved sides, a wider center, and narrower ends. They are especially popular in boardrooms and executive meeting spaces.
The curved seating edge helps participants face slightly toward one another, which can improve sightlines during discussions and presentations. A subtle curve feels more traditional, while a deeper curve creates a stronger statement.
L-Shaped Tables
L-shaped epoxy tables provide two connected work surfaces and make good use of office corners.
They are ideal for executive offices, home offices, reception areas, and creative workspaces. One side can hold a computer, while the return provides room for paperwork, equipment, or short meetings. Before ordering, confirm whether you need a left- or right-hand return.
U-Shaped Tables
U-shaped tables are best for training rooms, presentation areas, boardrooms, and collaborative spaces.
The three-section layout leaves an open center for a presenter, screen, or equipment. Because this shape takes up more room, carefully review the overall length, width, tabletop depth, and center opening before choosing your dimensions.
Live Edge Tables
Live edge tables preserve the natural curves of the wood slab. They are a strong choice when you want the grain, knots, and organic shape of the wood to stand out.
Each slab is different, so the finished table will have its own edge profile and natural character.
Waterfall Tables
A waterfall design extends the tabletop material down to the floor through matching panel legs. While it is technically a construction style rather than a tabletop shape, it creates a distinctive architectural look.
Waterfall tables work especially well in executive offices, dining rooms, reception areas, and modern interiors where the table will be viewed from multiple angles.
Making the Final Choice
Choose a shape based on how people will sit, move, work, or meet around the table. Once the layout is right, you can customize the dimensions, wood species, resin color, finish, base, and power options to complete the design. For table shapes and recommended dimensions, please refer to our Size & Seating Guide.
