Resin furniture made in Egypt, delivered worldwide

ASK Studio makes bespoke resin furniture in Egypt — cast-resin river tables, rare-wood pieces and feature walls, poured by hand on Egypt's Red Sea coast and shipped across the country and beyond. One studio, one maker, one piece at a time.

Made on the Red Sea, finished for your room

Our atelier sits on Egypt's Red Sea coast — a long way from a factory floor and exactly where Ash, the studio's Italian-Egyptian founder, chooses to work. The light, the salt air and the quiet are part of the method. Whole flitches of timber rest in the store for years; resin is degassed under vacuum and left to cure for roughly three weeks before the first cut.

Working from one place, with one maker, is the point. Nothing is sub-contracted out, nothing is batched. Every order for resin furniture in Egypt is drawn around a specific room — its proportions, its light and the way you actually live in it — then built start to finish under one roof. If you want to understand the making in full, our guide to how a river table is made walks through the sequence step by step.

From Cairo to Alexandria, the North Coast and the Red Sea

Although we cast on the coast, most of our pieces are destined for rooms inland. We deliver and install across Egypt:

• Cairo and Giza — the majority of our private orders; a bespoke resin table for a New Cairo villa or a Zamalek apartment.
• Alexandria — the city that shaped Ash, and a natural home for Mediterranean palettes.
• The North Coast — Sahel and Marina summer houses, where a cast-resin centre table anchors an open living space.
• The Red Sea — El Gouna, Soma Bay, Hurghada and Sahl Hasheesh residences and resorts.

Whether you are searching for a river table in Egypt, an epoxy table in Egypt or a full resin table in Cairo, the order process is the same — only the delivery leg changes.

Bespoke furniture for residences, yachts and hospitality

Resin and rare wood suit settings where a piece is meant to be the room's quiet centre. We work with three kinds of client, and each asks something different of the material.

Private residences want one-of-one dining and centre tables, pivot doors and feature walls — pieces like Strata, our sea-glass river table in walnut, or Carmine, a red-resin pivot door in burled walnut. Yachts need weight, fixings and finishes that hold up to motion and salt; cast resin and steel travel well, as our Levante divider was built to. Hospitality projects — lobbies, restaurants, suites — want a signature moment that photographs and lasts, such as the backlit island in our Halcyon kitchen. For wall-mounted work, see our feature walls, screens and pivot doors.

How to order locally

Ordering bespoke furniture in Egypt with us is a conversation, not a catalogue order. It runs roughly like this:

• Tell us the room. Dimensions, light, use and the feeling you are after. A photograph or a floor plan is enough to begin.
• We propose wood and river. A species chosen for its figure — burled walnut, ziricote, macassar ebony or olive — and a resin tint mixed once for your piece alone. Our wood selection guide explains the trade-offs.
• We quote and schedule. Once the slab and palette are agreed, we confirm the order and the pour.
• We build, finish and deliver. Then install, in your room.

We see clients by appointment — on the coast, or by video from Cairo. We reply within two working days. When you're ready, start the conversation.

Lead time, cost and what drives them

A bespoke piece takes six to twelve weeks, and most of that is the material setting its own pace: timber that has already rested for years, a single uninterrupted pour, then about three weeks of curing before the resin is ever cut. Rushing any of it shows later, so we don't.

Cost follows the work rather than a fixed price list. The main drivers are the rarity and size of the flitch, the volume and finish of the resin, the complexity of the form, and the install. Rather than quote a number we can't stand behind, we price each order to its drawing — our guide to what a river table costs sets out the ranges honestly. If you are weighing materials, our epoxy vs resin explainer clears up a common point of confusion before you order.

Looking after luxury furniture in Egypt's climate

Egyptian rooms put two things to a fine table: strong sun and dry heat. Both are manageable, and a well-made piece takes them in its stride. Keep a resin top out of prolonged direct sunlight — a south-facing North Coast terrace at noon is the one place to think twice — and let the wood breathe with the seasons; it will move a little, and the resin is built to hold it.

Day to day, a soft, slightly damp cloth is all it wants; skip abrasives and harsh solvents, and give very hot vessels a trivet. Cared for this way, luxury furniture in Cairo or on the coast stays true for a generation. Our care and maintenance guide covers the details.

From the catalogue

Pieces from the atelier in this direction — each made to order, each with its own page.

River table

Strata

A single walnut slab held in still sea-glass water — cast on the Red Sea.

Pivot door

Carmine

A garnet resin seam hinged in burled walnut.

See the catalogue → · Each piece is one of a kind, priced on request — the honest cost breakdown is in what a river table costs.

Common questions

Order yours

Every piece we make is one of one — shaped around your space and a slab chosen for you. An order runs six to twelve weeks and begins with a conversation; we reply within two working days.

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