I Let This Slab Design My Coffee Table
I needed a new coffee table before our baby arrives, but instead of starting with a plan, I started with a beautiful spotted gum slab and let the timber guide the design. Every decision unlocked the next, and the finished table ended up somewhere I never expected. In this video I take you through the entire process—from shaping the slab and designing the legs to carving the timber and embracing its imperfections. If you enjoyed the build, I'd love to hear what you think in the comments. Thanks for watching! Marosi Makes

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