Krueg

Cherry shoji screens to span a 79"W x 60"H wall window. Shoji built with K18 and Haruki Warlon paper. Tracking and jambs not pictured. Below, Elvis stepped in for scale.

 

 

Client built

 A page to share what our clients build with their shoji supplies;

This is a lamp our client built for his son.
It's a stylized version of the emblem for his Ultimate Frisbee team.

We thought it was very nicely done.

Lotus Garden Retreat Center

 

 

Cherry shoji screens with custom kumiko pattern, 1 mm White Warlon and Cherry lower door panels. Each shoji is 37" x 78-1/2" x 1-3/8". Detail views below.

Scott Bloom Architect

 

 

Cherry shoji screen built with 1 mm Kinwashi Warlon and kumiko pattern #21.

Shoji size - 34" x 86" x 1-3/8".  Will be installed with surface mounted tracking concealed with a Cherry wood valance (detail picture of that is below).

 

Inlaid Japanese Cherry door pull.

 

This kumiko pattern has blunt ends that get detail trimmed.

 

Cherry valance detail.

Carrick

 

 

Custom Cherry shoji screens for walk through doorway. Each shoji 31" x 81" x 1-3/8" with K20, lower Cherry door panel and 1 mm Bamboo Warlon. Pictured with a light and dark background to show the Bamboo Warlon pattern better.

 

 

 

Nice figure in the Cherry panels.

 

 

 

 The clean kumiko join requires an angled cut on both vertical and horizontal kumiko.

Inlaid door pull detail below.

 

 

 

 

Bentz

 

Kumiko grids only to replace the glass in existing interior doors. Mona Pearl's Moon pattern with 1 mm White Warlon and kumiko pattern 18 below with 1 mm Chiri Warlon 

 

 

 

 

Stigliani

 

 

 

Beech Shoji screens to span 60" that store in the same pocket. Built with 1 mm White Warlon, inlaid Japanese Cherry door pulls and an inlaid edge pull in satin nickel.
 

 

 

Four sliding shoji screens for a living room door opening, span is 117-1/4". Each shoji is 31" x 80" x 1-3/8". We didn't have the space to lay them all out and Elvis was being a photo hog.
 

 

 

Getting packaged for shipment, each cardboard package in the crate will have two shoji in it. Below is a detail of the inlaid pulls.
 

 

 

 

Rick Kern Construction

 

 

Custom shoji screens for a double pocket door install. Built in Beech with 1 mm Warlon, Beech door panels, Ebony door pulls and dark bronze edge pulls.

Each shoji is 36" x 84" x 1-3/8".

 

 

 

Public47 Architects - Ambo residence

Beech shoji screens as room divider to span 181" width - only 4 pictured due to our space limitations. Each shoji is 31-5/8" x 95-1/2" x 1-3/8" - with 1 mm Warlon, Sapele intermediate door panels and inlaid Ebony door pulls.

 

 

Elvis stepped in for scale. He is six feet tall.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Filer

 

 

Single sliding doors for two different openings - each shoji panel is 34-1/2" x 81-1/2" x 1-3/8. Built in Cherry wood with 1 mm Kinwashi Warlon and inlaid Ebony door pulls.

 

 

Shoji screens for the office to span 83-3/4" x 84-34", all shoji stack to one side to open. Also built in Cherry wood with 1 mm Kinwashi Warlon and inlaid Ebony door pulls.

 

 

Jouas

 

 

Cherry shoji screens for a double (opposing) pocket door. Built with 1.0 mm Kinwashi Warlon and inlaid Japanese Cherry door pulls. Kumiko pattern designed by our client to mirror other elements in the room. Each shoji is 35-1/2" x 80"

 

Detail of the wider lower door rails. This batch of Cherry had alot of pretty figure in it. Below is a detail of kumiko joinery and Kinwashi Warlon.

 

 

 

4M Construction LLC

 

 

A Shoji pocket door - 28" x 80" x 1-3/8" and a set of closet Shoji to span 70-3/8" x 80-1/2" (including tracking). Built in Beech with 1 mm white Warlon laminated paper

and inlaid Ebony door pulls. Ed's guitar for scale. 

Trim detail

Stack of kumiko frames going together.

Some of the kumiko parts for the last three orders- the labor intensive part of a shoji screen. Every little 'stick' needs to be planed-cut to length-notched-planed again-oiled-oiled again then burnished and assembled. There are two kumiko frames per shoji and the last step is to cut the laminated paper make the kumiko-paper-kumiko sandwich that will slide into the shoji frame. K18 is a more complicated pattern with many more pieces and each of the free floating ends needs to be detail trimmed as shown above. 

Montgomery Builders Inc.

Beech Shoji screens with a clear finish as a room divider, each shoji is 37-9/16" x 88-5/8" x 1-3/8". Built with 1 mm White Warlon laminated paper and Ebony door pulls.

There are 4 shoji but we only had room to lay out 3 of them.

These are large shoji screens. Elvis for scale, he is 6' tall.

Patterson

 

Sapele Shoji screens to span 104-1/4" x 82-1/2". To be used as a room divider, they are built with 1 mm white Warlon laminated paper and Ebony door pulls.

Elvis stepped in for scale. He is 6' tall.

Home Forge Remodeling

 

 Beech Shoji to room divider with Kumiko pattern #13, 1 mm Opaque White Warlon and inlaid Japaneses Cherry door pulls.

 

Elvis stepped in for scale - he is 6' tall.

 

 

 

Satoris Herman Residence

 

 

Maple shoji screen to be installed as a pocket door. Our fancy Kumiko pattern #18, 1 mm white Warlon and inlaid Ebony door pulls. Satin nickel edge pull unseen.

 

 

Maple shoji screen pocket door. Kumiko pattern #14 with a lower door panel, 1 mm white Warlon and inlaid Ebony door pulls. Satin nickel edge pull.

 

Maple shoji screen pocket door. Kumiko pattern #1 with a panel, 1 mm white Warlon and inlaid Ebony door pulls. Satin nickel edge pull.
 

 

Feller Homes

 

 

Four Cherry shoji screens to span 134-1/2", only three pictured since we didn't have the room to spread them all out. We used 1 mm Chiri Warlon and Ebony door pulls.

 This batch of Cherry had alot of nice figure, Ed tried to show it better using a flash on the picture below. Definitely highlighted more of the figure in the wood.

 

And per our usual, Elvis stepped in for scale. He is 6 feet tall.