Japanese Room Divider & Shoji as Paneling or Window

Material: Cedar, hand-planed, oiled, and waxed surface  
Handle: Ebony (Kokutan)  
Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.31.01  

Material: Spruce, hand-planed, oiled, and waxed surface  
Window Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.01.01  
Room Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.09.01  

Shoji separates the study area within the room  

3-track Shoji separates the stairwell from the dining room  
Material: Solid fir, oiled and waxed  
Track Rail: Solid oak, glued to the screed  
Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.31.01  

Sliding doors with 4 mm toughened safety glass (ESG) in double-sided design in the entrance area  
Recessed Handles: Ebony  

Shoji in front of a bookshelf or file shelf  
Width: 410 cm, Height: 276 cm  
Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.01.01  

Shoji with corner solution and integrated wardrobe  
Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.31.01  

Yukimi-Shoji are designed to frame a view, such as a garden. You sit on a Tatami mat or cushion in front of it and slide the Shoji upward as desired. The framed view appears like a picture or painting.  
Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.01.01  

Shoji window with two translucent paper doors and two opaque wooden doors in front of a mullioned window  
The four sliding doors can be individually adjusted to achieve the desired lighting. The window behind can be fully opened, along with an integrated radiator cover.  
Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.01.01  

hoji used in a converted attic to partition the space under the sloped ceiling  
Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.05.01  

Shoji used in a converted attic to partition the space under the sloped ceiling  
Covering: Japanese Paper No. 10.30.01