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Create a table that glows in the dark
(13) | 15/12/2014 | Translate: Photoluminescent powder mixed with translucent resin and fills the natural gaps in this hardwood Cypress, creating a unique table. Dust accumulates sunlight and emits a pale blue light in the dark.
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