Natural grain gives an object movement and variation. Resin introduces a contrasting depth and a way to work with colour and transparency. The balance between them begins with your brief.

Consider the surrounding finishes and the light in your room. Share photographs and references so we can discuss the colour direction together. Screen images are useful references, but they cannot guarantee the appearance of a finished material.

Tell us how the piece will be used. The studio will discuss a suitable surface direction and any care considerations as part of the final specification.

Different finishes and preserved materials need different care. Ask the studio for the instructions that apply to your final specification.

Use a soft cloth and avoid abrasive tools, harsh solvents and direct contact with hot cookware. Confirm any cleaning product with the studio before applying it to a resin surface.

Discuss exposure to sunlight, heat and moisture when placing your order. If a piece changes or is accidentally damaged, share photographs with the studio before attempting a repair.