Albie

A beautiful set of three Shoji screens, built in Cherry with Kinwashi Warlon paper

and our Kumiko pattern 18.

This photo shows one of the screens leaning up against white cardboard- it shows a truer color than the brown cardboard back drop.

Note the carefully beveled ends on the floating kumiko- one of our signature details.

This particular lot of Cherry had some lovely curl in the grain!

Moy

Sapele Shoji doors that will be installed with Bommer 7811 swinging door hardware, hence the cut-out on the bottom of the Shoji screens. Insert material is 2.0 mm White Warlon Acrylic.

Rieck

Cherry Shoji with Golden Flax Warlon to slide as one unit. 

They are hooked together with bed rail fasteners, it makes a nice neat hidden join.

Detail images below. 

Melton Design Build

Master bathroom Shoji with 2.0 mm White Warlon Acrylic for two openings. Order includes valances for both - a single 'barn door' install and a bi-pass door install. 

Monette

Beech shoji screens with 0.3 mm Opaque White Warlon, Beech lower door panels and inlaid Japanese Cherry door pulls. Span is 144" x 80"

Barth Construction part 2

Shoji for a lovely mountain home. In Maple, with opaque (bright white, no fibers) white Warlon.

 A plethora of different sizes means a very close track on parts count and organization!

This is just a few of them, the stack is deep.

Cute is the word everyone used.....

The Arc of Shoji. 

Some say our crates can be used for transoceanic voyages...

Work Bench

We build stout crates, and one of our clients got creative and re-used the wood and plywood to build a work bench. Her note below.

It’s not quite finished, but here’s the work bench I made using lumber from the beautiful crate my perfect Shoji screens came in. Shoji photos when the valances are installed.