We have had a temporary coffee table in our apartment since we moved in, and I wanted to replace it with something “lit” (see what I did there?). I have been heart-eye emoji’ing this one particular piece of lumber in my workshop from Jeff Mack Supply for a while now just waiting for the perfect project for it. Want to see this project in action? Check it out on YouTube! For my full disclosure & sponsorship policy, click here. This project is sponsored by The Home Depot and is part of the ProSpective program. How To Make A Glow In The Dark Resin Table Pretty cool, huh? I’ve been wanting to make a glow in the dark resin table ever since stumbling upon one on Instructables and I am SO excited that I finally got to make it happen! Ready to see how? Make sure to follow the instructions and suggestions carefully so that you can really knock the socks off anyone who enters your home and gets to admire this fantastic piece.Okay, I know what you’re thinking… “not another resin river table“! But, hear me out! This one is pretty epic… this one is different than my last river coffee table, because this one GLOWS IN THE DARK. This finished project truly is a magnificent work of decor and art, but it requires a lot of time, effort, attention, and elbow grease to come out as incredibly as it did in this tutorial. When philanthropist and business tycoon, Andrew Carnegie, said “Anything in life worth having is worth working for” he sure knew what he was talking about. Once all the work is done you can cut the wood piece to fit whatever you have in mind be it a desk, stools, a pair of side tables, or shelves like those in the photo. The fun part is choosing the wood type, resin pigment color, and the oil or varnish so that the piece will match the inside of your home. This project, however, celebrates those imperfections and even elevates them to create something stunning for your home. When most people see a cracked piece of timber they automatically condemn it as ruined.
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