Shoji - Japanese Sliding Doors

Fixed Japanese Partition in Shoji Style Between Bathroom and Bedroom  

Surface: Shellac Patina and Wax  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.33.01

Shoji as a Room Divider in a Physiotherapy Practice  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.31.01

Shoji as a Room Divider in the Kitchen/Living Area  

By omitting a corner post, opening the three Shoji creates a spacious extension of the kitchen-living area.  

Materials Used: Solid fir  
Recessed Handles: Maple  
Surface: Classic Japanese style, planed, without the use of abrasives  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.38.01

Shoji with 4 Panels as a Room Divider  

Width: 335 cm  
Height: 310 cm  

Installed in an old building with very uneven walls, ceilings, and floors; the Shoji was precisely fitted to separate the space into a future sleeping and working area.  

Covering: Japanese Paper

Design: Solid fir, double-sided lattice, 3-track system  

Installation Dimensions:
Width: 240 cm  
Height: 230 cm  
Fixed window on the left  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.14.01  

Shoji with 3 Panels, 3-Track System  

Material: Oiled and waxed fir  
Handles: Steamed sycamore maple

Wood with Shellac Patina and Wax  

Shoji with 4 Doors, 2-Track System  

Installation Dimensions:
Height: 236 cm  
Width: 410 cm  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.06.01  

Shoji with 2 Doors, 2-Track System  

Material: Solid Fir  
Recessed Handles: Pear Wood  

Total Height: 290 cm  
Passage Height: Approx. 220 cm  
Panel Width: 84 cm  

Korean Shoji are stylistically between Japanese and Chinese Shoji. They feature thicker cross-sections and are generally more playful in design.  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.08.01  

Shoji as a Room Divider in the Kitchen/Living Area  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.31.01  

Shoji, Single-Sided Construction, Shellac Patina  

Covering: Kozo Muji Japanese Paper No. 10.10.01  

Shoji with 4 Panels and Brown Patina  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.33.01 

Shoji as a Room Divider Between Cloakroom and Living Area  

Material: Solid Fir  
Surface: Oil-Wax Finish  
Recessed Handles: Walnut  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.08.01  

Shoji in a Modern Single-Family Home in Zurich  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.15.01 Kozo Muji  

Shoji with 3 Panels, Kick Protection, and Double-Sided Lattice  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.08.01  

Shoji Door as an Entrance to the Meditation Room  

A project in Vilnius, Lithuania. Shoji crafted by us, installation in collaboration with local carpenters.  

Shoji for Separating the Living Room and Kitchen from the Hallway  

Recessed Handles: Steamed Beech  

Covering: Japanese Paper  

Shoji with 3-Track System for Separating the Staircase from the Living Area  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.30.01  

Shoji Door as an Entrance to the Bathroom  

3 Shoji on 3 Levels  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.38.01  

Shoji as a Room Divider in the Hallway of an Old Bavarian Farmhouse  

Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.09.01