Furniture design is a modern art form representing substantial investment, however the furniture caster has eluded similar scrutiny to date. Utility, construction and economy are familiar constraints cited for this. In fact, the average caster on today's premium office chairs, consisting of plastic discs pressed onto a thin metal axle (6 components total), costs less than twenty cents each to produce. With more than 70 engineered components per caster, including two high-precision chrome steel radial ball bearing assemblies, Enso was developed from the belief that furniture casters should complement and complete the design of the furniture they mobilize. Further, that it's possible for casters, like great architecture, to move emotionally as well as functionally.