Shoji screens have evolved from their traditional use and look and are now integrated into varied home styles and for a variety of uses.
Our clients have used shoji as sliding door and window coverings, closet and entertainment center doors, floor to ceiling room dividers (as a moveable wall), and smaller pass through window screens.
Their flexibility allows for a creative blending of form and function.
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| Japanese shoji screens for sliding glass doors and windows frame garden |
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| Fixed shoji panels cover wall and create a pocket for the sliding shoji door |
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| Pocket door shoji screen room dividers separate the master bedroom from the living area |
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| Bipart shoji screen doors between kitchen and living area slide over wall |
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| Shoji screen room dividers and audio closet doors |
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| Shoji doors for an extensive condominium remodel |
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| Bipart shoji doors using a barn door style tracking system with fancy kumiko |
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| Asian flair dining room remodel with shoji doors and window |
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| Part room divider and part pass-through shoji screens |
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| Shoji window screens slide into a wall pocket |
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| Shoji screens conceal the pantry closet and messy cork board wall |
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| Folding shoji screen of Quilted Maple and Anegre |
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| Sliding shoji closet door next to tokonoma |
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| Shoji screens enclose an elegant tatami room |
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| Shoji screens create sliding room partitions between interior columns |
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| Shoji panel suspended in a wall opening |
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| Bedroom storage area finished with sliding shoji screen doors |
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| A wall of fixed shoji panels with one sliding door |
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