Veteze Bush

 

Two pocket door shoji screens made from Sapele, in our pattern 20, with a panel. Ebony pulls and opaque white Warlon paper. Size 30" x 80" x 1-3/8".

We hand pick all our wood. Every stick of it. And sometimes, there are a few pieces in the stack that are really exceptional though usually there is  not enough to fill out a whole order.  We buy it anyway- never can tell. On this job, there was just enough - the wood is an African "mahogany". These boards have a beautiful rippled grain that really catches the light, some parts look like water at a full boil, sort of bubbly. A more typical grain for Sapele is the ribbon stripe figure in the panels, pictured below. Really a lovely set of shoji.

Christensen

 

 

 Closet shoji sliding doors built in Beech with Sapele mid-panels,

Chiri Warlon and inlaid Ebony door pulls.

 

Elvis stepped in for scale. He is 6 feet tall.
Shoji span is 93-1/2"

 

Detail of Sapele mid-panels.

NG Brown

 

 

  Closet shoji screens built in Beech with Opaque white Warlon. Too many to lay them all out like we usually do. Ed apparently misplaced Elvis so no way to see the scale of these.

The two widest closet shoji in the back are 53"in width if that helps.
The interior window shoji in front are 47-3/8" W by 36" H.

Another view below.

 

The interior window shoji and the two narrow pivot-hinge swing door shoji have white Warlon instead of the opaque white Warlon used in the closets.The denser opaque white warlon looks brighter for closets since it doesn't show shadow from the closet interior.

Strattan

 

 

Maple shoji screens built for a display cabinet. Shoji size 24" x 48" x 1-3/8"
Elvis stepped in for scale below.

 

 

Detail of Maple kumiko joinery.

Van Wyk

 

Shoji screens built in Cherry to span 153" X 83-1/2" for a room divider.
Each shoji 39-1/4" x 80-1/8" x 1-3/8". The shoji have Cherry lower door panels, 1mm Opaque Warlon and inlaid Ebony door pulls.
Below Elvis stepped in for scale. He is 6' tall.

 

Above, a closer pictures of the Cherry lower shoji door panels.
Below, detail of inlaid Ebony door pulls.

Geerlofs

 

Cherry shoji screens to span opening 59" x 94". Both shoji will slide right to a corner to store when open. Built with 1 mm Warlon, Cherry lower door panels and Japanese Cherry inlaid door pulls.

 

 

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

 

Detail showing the pretty figure in this batch of Cherry.

 

Detail showing tiny burl in the lower Shoji panel.

Borchert

Maple shoji screens to span 491/2" x 63-1/2", for a pair of storage area sliding doors. Built with our Kumiko pattern 13, Maple lower door panels and inlaid Japanese Cherry door pulls.

Each shoji screen is 35-3/4" x 61" x 1-3/8".

 

Elvis stepped in for scale. He is (out of focus) and 6 feet tall.

 

 

Detail kumiko joinery

 

Detail inlaid Japanese Cherry door pull

Parisi Resor

 

 

Shoji screens built in Beech with 1 mm Kinwashi Warlon to span 77-3/4" x 92-5/8". Shoji on left will be fixed in front of a light wall, right hand shoji is the bath slider.

Elvis steps in for scale. He is 6 feet tall.

 

 

 

The shoji door stack. We didn't have enough room to lay them all out.

These are the three shoji for the light wall and the two smaller laundry shoji.

Kahn

 

 

 Shoji screen light panels built in Cherry with 1 mm Chiri Warlon laminated paper.

These will be fixed into place with lighting behind.

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

 

Kirk

 

Two shoji on the left are for a utility room with an HVAC unit that needs ventilation. The bottom kumiko slats are spaced closely enough that from a 15 foot distance you can just see through them but when standing closer there's no view into the room. (see below)
Shoji screens built in Beech with 1 mm white Warlon and inlaid Ebony door pulls.

 

 

Beech shoji with lower door panels to act as room divider - right hand shoji fits under a soffit. I was able to get the horizontal kumiko aligned between the two heights. 

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

 

Detial of the upper shoji rail showing the figure in this batch of Beech wood.

 

 

 

McAllister

Two pairs of shoji for wall openings on an upper floor wall. Each pair will nest behind a latticed window covering (or koushimado). Built in Beech, two shoji have K7 and 1 mm white Warlon and two have figured Cherry panels instead.

 

 

Close-ups of the shoji and figured Cherry panels.

 

 

 

Close-up of the inlaid Japanese Cherry door pull and inlaid dark bronze edge pull.

Revision Design

 

 

Custom shoji screen to be used for tall window coverings. Built in Beech with 

kumiko pattern 1, 1 mm white Warlon laminated paper and Ebony door pulls.

Shoji panels are 21" x 80" x 1-3/8"

 

Shoji pocket door next to one of the window shoji.

Pocket door size - 30" x 80" x 1-3/8"

 

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

Detail pic below of inlaid Ebony door pull and dark Bronze edge pull on pocket door.

Envy Homes

 

 

Beech Shoji screens to cover sliding glass doors. Kumiko pattern 13, Kinwashi Warlon laminated paper and Japanese Cherry inlaid door pulls. Span is 120".

 

 

Elvis stepped in for scale. He is 6 feet tall. Shoji are about 96" tall.

Detail pic of inlaid door pulls below.