At Iron Age Office, we believe the smallest details can make the biggest impact. From the raw character of our steel to the natural grain of our solid maple worksurfaces, every element serves a purpose. And when it comes to incorporating your company’s identity into our furniture, we believe your logo deserves that same level of attention.

That’s why we’ve taken our custom epoxy branding process to an entirely new level.

A New Approach to Epoxy Branding

For years, we’ve offered custom epoxy logos as a way for businesses to make their furniture truly their own. By incorporating company logos directly into our solid maple work surfaces, we’ve been able to create pieces that represent the brands behind them. Now, we’ve refined that process to introduce something even more distinctive. Rather than having the epoxy logo sit flush with the wood surface, our new technique recesses the epoxy into the maple, creating a dimensional effect that adds depth, texture, and character to the design.

The result is a logo that doesn’t simply appear on the furniture. It becomes part of its architecture.

Crafted with Precision

Achieving this recessed effect requires a careful balance of craftsmanship and precision. Each logo begins with a custom design that is translated into the wood, creating the foundation for the epoxy application. The epoxy is then incorporated into the recessed areas, allowing the natural maple to frame the design while creating a subtle contrast between the wood and the logo itself. As light moves across the surface, the recessed details introduce natural shadows that give the branding an entirely different presence. It’s a relatively small change in technique, but one that makes a significant difference in the finished product.

Your Brand, Built Into Ours

Whether it’s an executive desk, conference table, or custom furniture piece, incorporating your company’s logo is more than adding a name to a surface. It’s about creating something that belongs to your business. Our recessed epoxy branding offers another level of customization for companies looking to bring their identity into their workspace without compromising the materials or craftsmanship that define Iron Age Office. A logo shouldn’t look like an afterthought. It should look like it was always meant to be there.