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Color stained Beech shoji with cedar kumiko, left natural, and Kinwashi Warlon paper.
I'm editing this post since it lacked a bit of information. The shoji on the left will be a fixed panel that will be installed in a wall opening.
The 10 shoji on the right cover a wall of glass windows and doors and there are 5 wider shoji stacked behind them for a kitchen room divider. I'm excited to get pictures of this install.
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We really liked the color contrast of the kumiko left natural with the stained frames.
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Close-up of the ebony pull inlays.