Solid wood tops define the Senator Wood table, built from sections joined with interlocking joints and contrasting grain gaps rather than a single slab. Paolo Cattelan designed the piece this way to reach the scale of a large dining table without losing the texture of the timber. The jigsaw-like assembly is why it is here: a practical way to build a long table that still reads as wood throughout.

The table belongs to the wider Senator family, which also includes the Keramik, Round, Ker-Wood Round and CrystalArt versions. On the Wood model, each interlocking section is fitted with care so the joinery stays visible rather than hidden, giving the top a pieced, handmade structure that suits long dining settings.