Client install

Client install pictures - Beech shoji built for a wall window for added privacy in a bedroom while still letting in light from the outside windows. Kumiko pattern is a variation of K14.

Rosenblum

Beech shoji with a clear finish to span 136" x 94" - each shoji screen
 is 46-1/2" x 90-5/8" x 1-3/8" - with K6 kumiko pattern, 1.0 mm white Warlon, Beech lower
 door panels and milled door pulls.

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

Milled door pull detail picture

Kumiko lap joint detail picture

Rowan Po

Shoji screens built in Beech to span an opening 114-3/4" wide. They will be installed with floor tracking so all three screens will stack left or right in the opening.

The shoji screens are 82" tall. Elvis stepped in for scale, he is 6 ft. tall.
Below is a picture of the door pull recess milled into the shoji door stile.

Sanford

Beech shoji screens with K14 for an upper floor wall window. You can just see the locking screws in the top rail of the shoji which will keep the shoji from being knocked out. Door pull recesses were milled into the shoji stile. Close up picture below. There's a trim package with this order, not pictured.

Elvis stepped in for scale below.

Woody

A lovely Sapele shoji screen in our pattern 18 with Warlon “waterfall” paper.

We put a darker background here on the right, to show the paper fibers better.

And a closeup. The end of every kumiko piece is carefully beveled.

The sapele has a beautiful silky ribbon grain.

The pull, carefully cut into the frame.

These photo’s show the track mounting ledger (the light-colored board) the track, and the Sapele valance with a mitered end to wrap around to the wall. The other end will terminate into a perpendicular wall. (all these photo’s are inverted as the parts are laying on a table.) Note the metal “French cleats”, after the tracking is mounted the valance will simply clip on with no screws or nails.

 

Bolles Installed

Client install - she wanted the shoji to hide her creative kitchen. The shoji are built in Cherry with Chiri Warlon installed with surface mounted tracking.

Tokul

Maple shoji screens with Maple lower door panels and Chiri Warlon insert material.
The shoji are 35-3/8" x 95" x 1-3/8".
A centered book match on the panels, and a nicely proportionate Kumiko grid above. The panel height matches the adjacent countertop. The "Chiri" warlon is a rustic paper, with various inclusions of bark and straw.
Note the photo was taken with the left shoji having white cardboard behind, the right shoji has brown.  Chiri paper is good at concealing the darker background, and it is very effective at covering an un-lit space, like a closet or powder room, for this reason.

These are tall shoji, floor to ceiling, with a recessed ceiling track. Elvis for scale, he is 6' tall.

The book matched lower maple panels.

We spent some time developing fixtures to cut in these pulls super cleanly!

Skycastle Construction

Shoji screens built in natural Cherry with Opaque White Warlon and inlaid Ebony door pulls. The top and bottom rail heights were adjusted so the horizontal kumiko elements aligned.

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

Closeup of the figure in the top Cherry rail.

Large Ebony inlaid door pull.

Thompson

Shoji screens built in Beech with white Warlon and our K6 pattern. All three will be installed with wood upper tracking with a Sugatsune V-floor channel and bottom door rollers.

Elvis stepped in for scale. He's 6 feet tall. Shoji is 48" wide by 83" tall.

Pictured is the other two hallway shoji doors, also in Beech.
One is 36-1/2" x 83" and the other is 34-1/2" x 83" 

Shoji stile with inlaid Ebony door pull.

The top of the upper wood tracking showing the angled inset for screws

Wood track channel for the shoji to slide in

Sugatsune bottom door rollers with floor V channel

 

Client Install

 

Custom shoji screens for a closet, built in Cherry with Kinwashi Warlon. The kumiko pattern is a variation of K20 from our website. I like the combination of wall color with Cherry wood and the amber tone of the Warlon. Thanks to our client for sending pictures.

Client Install

 

Thanks to our client for pictures of their bathroom shoji installed.
Three shoji on three channel tracking so all can slide to one side or the other. I thought they did a lovely job on the design of this small bathroom.

Huang

Beech shoji screens for a closet, span is 71". Shoji built in Beech with Kinwashi Warlon, Beech lower door panels and inlaid Cherry door pulls.

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

Detail of the shoji door panel, nice grain pattern.

Detail of the inlaid door pull.

Bauz

Beech shoji screens for a closet - span is 42" x 79" - with lower door panels for puppy proofing and opaque white Warlon since that appears brighter when used in a closet. Less gray than a more translucent Warlon 

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

Closer look of the opaque white Warlon with a light and dark background.

Detail of inlaid Ebony door pull.