ENWA Sen Dining

The Sen is the flagship of the ENWA collection — the piece where every design principle converges at scale. Available in 2200 mm (seats six) and 3200 mm (seats ten), it's deliberately oversized by Japanese standards. Because our team is international, we design for the world: rooms where a dinner party isn't four people.

Most furniture adapts to the space. The Sen defines it.

At up to 1300 mm deep it sets the proportions of the room around it — not the other way around.

A top up to 3200 mm long would split and cup if cut from one piece. So we refused to. The Sen is panel-built from combined solid North American oak boards — grain laid against grain — so even the longest top holds its line for generations.

The same signature curve runs the full perimeter, transitioning smoothly from top to leg so the table reads as one continuous form at any scale. The difficulty is invisible. That's the point.

We chose permanence over the easy story.

The Sen is finished in charcoal — our most difficult finish to develop. Deep enough to read as charcoal across the room, thin enough to keep every grain ridge tactile under the hand. Built from multiple ultra-thin pigmented layers, each hand-sanded before the next.

In raking light, the oak reveals itself through the black.

Ultra-thin matte lacquer, applied in multiple passes. It protects without concealing — you feel the grain, not a coating.