Color Guide

A guide to the colors we use. Currently, this guide only covers epoxy colors, but we will add information on the finishes we use at a later date. For the best viewing experience, visit this page on a computer.

Cinnamon Burl magnetic knife block with blue and green epoxy

What colors are available?

We offer unlimited colors, because of the way the final product turns out. You can pick from any combination of the colors we offer or create a custom color by blending the existing ones.

Mixing copper Ecopoxy metallic pigment in epoxy

How are colors created?

Colors can be mixed in various ways:

Natural swirls with color variation comes from the epoxy itself.
Gradients are created by pouring different colors from different directions.
Non-standard colors are created by mixing existing colors to change the final color.

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Custom Colors

Outside of the colors that are used below, these are our most popular color blends that we feature.

Turquoise
Turquoise is created by blending blues and greens. A typical turquoise color is made of caribbean and pearl, along with avocado to add a green hue.
It is the most popular color of our charcuterie boards thanks to the "river" essence of the color.
Grey
Grey is a popular choice because of it's versatility. It usually is made of a grey pigment with pearl (depending on the desired shade). Gradients in this color range are also common.
Multi-Blue
Multi-Blue is different from a "single blue" in that there are noticeable differences in the color over the area, often including very dark and very light blue colors, including gradients.