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Sensu Single Square is a free-hanging cantilever parasol that combines the beauty of flat design with the functionality of a hand fan system. Unlike traditional center-pole umbrellas, Sensu doesn’t take up any space on and under your table - both opened and closed. Rotate and/or cantilever the white, taupe, or black shade to follow the sun throughout the day.
Designer Dirk Wynants drew inspiration for Sensu from a hand fan. The Japanese sensu has existed for centuries, so why not use this technique on a larger scale? Sensu is a statement of both elegance and simplicity, it opens and closes horizontally, and brings ‘easy to use’ to the next level.
Being a freestanding shade, Sensu does not take up any space on your precious table. By cantilevering or rotating this parasol, you optimally cast the shade. Combine one, two, or even four shades on the same pole for a maximum shade surface.
And like all Extremis parasols, no technical parts dangle above your head. This minimalistic, floating shade meets the above expectations and offers great wind resistance thanks to its flat surface.
This free-hanging tilting shade combines the beauty of flat design with the functionality of a hand fan system. Thanks to its unique shape, Sensu has an endless variety of positions and doesn’t take up any space on your table.
Designer Dirk Wynants drew inspiration for Sensu from a hand fan. The Japanese sensu has existed for centuries, so why not use this technique on a larger scale? Sensu is a statement of both elegance and simplicity, it opens and closes horizontally, and brings ‘easy to use’ to the next level.
Being a freestanding shade, Sensu does not take up any space on your precious table. By tilting or rotating this umbrella, you optimally cast the shade. Combine one, two, or even four shades for a maximum shadow surface.
And like all Extremis shades, no technical parts dangle above your head. This minimalistic, floating shade meets the above expectations and offers great wind resistance thanks to its flat surface.
