
Made in California
True Shoji
A wooden lattice over a translucent skin — the softest light of any door we build, and the only one people stop and comment on.
Designed around your space
How we approach true shoji
Shoji doors are built as a wooden frame and lattice backed by a synthetic skin that reads like traditional Japanese rice paper but does not tear, yellow or need replacing the way real paper does. The light through them is diffuse and warm rather than direct, which is the whole point. We build them in contemporary and traditional layouts, from a spare 3-lite up to a 24-lite grid, and run them on double, triple or quad track so three and four panels can stack without eating the wall beside the opening. Clear wood finishes show the grain; painted frames let the lattice pattern do the work on its own.
What's included
- Double, triple & quad track systems
- 3-lite through 24-lite lattice patterns
- Kabuki-style and lite-over-panel layouts
- Durable synthetic skin, not real rice paper
- Clear wood or painted frames
- Contemporary and traditional Japanese designs
Recent work
True Shoji we've built & installed
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