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S-BN120
The seat is defined by a single split dividing two primary planks. The resulting gap reveals the central joinery bridging the two halves.
Dimensions
W 120 cm × H 45 cm × D 41.5 cm
Dimensions
W 120 cm × H 45 cm × D 41.5 cm
Materials
Solid oak wood
Materials
Solid oak wood
AVAILABLE IN
Ash, teak & stain
AVAILABLE IN
Ash, teak & stain
Production
India
Production
India
Year
2026
Year
2026
Notes from the Engawa
Notes from the Engawa
In a traditional Japanese house, the engawa is the long timber veranda that runs along the edge between interior and garden, threshold that belongs to neither, and to both. It is a place of pause: where one sits to watch the rain, where the body settles for a moment between one room and the next, where a conversation might unfold with someone passing through the garden beyond.
A bench, in most homes, performs the same quiet role. It is rarely where one stays — more often where one perches, sets something down, waits on the way to somewhere else. Engawa takes that shared purpose and gives it form.
In a traditional Japanese house, the engawa is the long timber veranda that runs along the edge between interior and garden, threshold that belongs to neither, and to both. It is a place of pause: where one sits to watch the rain, where the body settles for a moment between one room and the next, where a conversation might unfold with someone passing through the garden beyond.
A bench, in most homes, performs the same quiet role. It is rarely where one stays — more often where one perches, sets something down, waits on the way to somewhere else. Engawa takes that shared purpose and gives it form.
