Golden Lamborghini table
By Jan-Carel Koster
Exclusive design
The ‘Golden Lamborghini Table’ owes its name to the fact that it is coated in 24 carat gold leaf. This makes the table not only unique but most certainly exclusive. With this special project, Jan-Carel is putting a new masterpiece on the market that is not available anywhere else.
Technical Information
Material: Suar wood
Origins: Indonesia
Sustainibly sourced: Certified FSC
Dimensions: L: 200 x W: 110 cm
Golden Lamborghini table
After carving the Lamborghini emblem by hand it was first painted in the original Lamborghini colors, and coated with 24 carat gold leaf.
Next the entire table was covered and sealed using a crystal-clear epoxy cast resin. By adding the epoxy, the table becomes suitable for its initial purpose.
The frame of the table has a black matte finish and was chosen by the client that has purschased this unique and exclusive item.
What makes Suar special?
This wooden table is made from certified FSC wood that originates from Indonesia. The dimensions of the tabletop are 200 (length) x 110 (width) x 10 (height) cm. The photo below show the sawmill where the tabletop comes from.
Suar wood, also known as Albizia saman or monkey pod wood, is highly regarded for its unique characteristics, making it special in various applications.
Suar wood’s impressive size, unique grain patterns, warm color tones, sustainability, durability, natural live edge, suitability for carving, and low maintenance make it a special and sought-after material for a variety of applications, particularly in the creation of furniture and decorative items.
Super Suar
Suar wood’s impressive size, unique grain patterns, warm color tones, sustainability, durability, natural live edge, suitability for carving, and low maintenance make it a special and sought-after material for a variety of applications, particularly in the creation of furniture and decorative items.
Uniquely hand crafted
Suar wood is easy to work with in terms of hardness. The structure of this wood, however, makes it a lot more challenging to process because it is cross-stranded. This means that the direction of the nerve – which equals the direction one needs to carve – can shift during the process. Adapting to these directional changes can be very difficult, if not impossible. The wood experts amongst us must be familiar with this issue.
The making of
Interested?
Are you interested in having a bespoke table made for you? There is a wide variety of possibilities, from type of wood used, dimensions, colorings and coatings and emblems. Don’t hesitate to reach out to Jan-Carel to find out what’s possible.
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