Taitlin Studio

This Epoxy Walnut Table came in at 84” x 44”. Finish always brings the beauty alive.

Applying the first coat of finish on any table is always exciting!

This week’s project is an epoxy river rock table. The rocks were sourced from the waters of Grande Cache. The maple wood is sourced from .

✨ A Quiet Build with an Unexpected Twist! ✨

I just wrapped up creating a beautiful white oak trestle-style dining table, and I couldn’t wait to share the process with you. This build is all about craftsmanship, precision, and elegance, accompanied by the soft sound of piano music to set a calming mood. But what makes this video truly special is what happens at the end – an unexpected guest makes a surprise appearance! 🐾

Whether you’re into woodworking, home design, or just love a good surprise, this video is for you. You’ll want to stick around until the very end! Head over to YouTube now and see how this table came together – and who decided to steal the spotlight!

🎥 Watch now:

A Quiet Journey in Craftsmanship… with an Unexpected Visitor. In this episode I will show you how I made a white oak trestle dining table with a trestle leg. It's made from 8/4 white oak. Joinery is with dominoes and fi...

Walnut table with faux live edge.

Extendable table! Made from oak stained white… finally on the home stretch. Just aligning everything and figuring out the best way to have the leafs latch into place.

Did you know we also do more traditional style tables? This oak table measures in at 60” x 40” and expands to 96” x 40” when guests arrive for Thanksgiving and Christmas!

Time for a new table? Every table is handcrafted with passion. Contact us today to bring your very own functional art to your dining room.

Another table done. This white oak beauty has a custom base 37” high with removable legs. I’ll be crating it up and shipping it to Calgary!