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Sapele Shoji screens with kumiko pattern #21 and inlaid Ebony door pulls. 

Four shoji to span 157", only three pictured since we don't have enough display room in the shop for all of them. 

 

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

 

 

 

Guest bath Shoji screens, both panels are hinged but the small panel has flush bolts installed, top and bottom, to fix it in place. Many detail images below in case our client needs them for reference. Window grids have been added below.

 

 

Williamson Installed

 

Thank you to our client who sent pictures of their shoji screen installed.

Link to shop pictures.

Williamson

 

Sapele shoji screen - 62" w x 92" h - with 2.0 mm White Warlon Acrylic and Ebony inlaid door pulls. This will install on ceiling mounted tracking to slide over a hallway. Valances, not shown are also Sapele.

 

Elvis for scale - he's 6' tall.

 

 

Reichert

 

 Beech Shoji with Cedar Kumiko and 2.0 mm Warlon Acrylic for a mid-century modern home. The client's son designed the kumiko pattern. As usual, Elvis stepped in for scale.

Hall

Shoji screens for a bath tub bay window. Built in Beech with Port Orford Cedar kumiko and White Unryu Warlon Acrylic. Inlaid Japanese Cherry door pulls set at a reachable height when tub sitting.

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.

Kirsch

Beech Shoji screens with Port Orford Cedar kumiko, Beech lower doors panels, White Unryu Warlon Acrylic and inlaid Ebony Door pulls. Below is a detail of the inlaid pull and a shot of  tracking and side jambs.

Eucalyptus Terrace CA

Custom Shoji - 9.5 by 3 feet - in unfinished Sapele and 2.0 mm White Unryu Warlon Acrylic.
Client is finishing these on site. And then there's the monster crate, a weighty shipment.

Bergh

Beech shoji, to span 63" x 89-1/2", with Port Orford Cedar kumiko, 2.0 mm Warlon Acrylic, our fancy kumiko pattern #18 and inlaid Ebony door pulls.

Detail shot of inlaid door pulls.

Detail shot of kumiko joinery.

The Warlon Acrylic looks dark because it is very translucent and showing the shadow behind the shoji screen since it's leaning up against a wall. 

Hartman Baldwin Design Build

Shoji screen built all in Beech with 2 mm Warlon Acrylic insert material and 

Japanese Cherry inlaid door pulls.

The Japanese Cherry door pull and natural Beech are very similar in tone.

New Warlon Shoji Papers

The new Warlon shoji papers we ordered are finally on our website.
We decided to try another 0.3 mm thick Warlon we're calling Golden Flax since that is what the long fibers encased in the paper look like.

There's a really pretty picture of it on the Warlon website - http://warlon.co.jp/en/products/product-features/ - we do need better images.

We also decided to add an acrylic that is a combination of the very translucent 2.0 mm White Warlon Acrylic and the Smooth White Acrylic we already carry. More opaque, so more light reflective, with a long silky 'paper fiber' look.. the best of both. We're calling it White Unryu since we have quite a few white acrylics now. Pictured below.

Kosaka

Custom Shoji in Beech with Cedar kumiko, 2 mm Warlon Acrylic insert material and inlaid Ebony door pulls for a window. Included is 2 channel finished wood tracking and side jambs.

Detail picture of the kumiko joins.

Fujita

Beech shoji with Port Orford Cedar kumiko for a fixed window, a skylight and a loft area. All but one of the shoij has Amber Warlon paper.

The skylight shoji has 2.0 mm Amber Warlon Acrylic.

Stone River Studio

Beech shoji screen doors with 2.0 mm Amber Warlon Acrylic insert material, inlaid Ebony door pulls and Beech lower shoji panels that Ed found with really nice figure in them.

All three panels have this lovely figure in them.

There are four Beech shoji cabinet panels, two pictured here, with 

.3 mm Amber Kinwashi Warlon papers.

A picture to show the sizes, the cabinet is floor to ceiling - the sliding shoji 

doors will have a Ranma above them.

The tracking / jamb framework for the sliding shoji. 

All in finished Beech.

Braverman

Custom Shoji doors to span 71-3/4" by 79-1/4" with 2.0 mm Warlon Acrylic insert material.

Inlaid Ebony door pulls.

We use a black dye instead of a stain, so a bit of wood grain

shows through, then a clear top coat.