Japanese Style Sliding Door

These beautiful Shoji-style sliding doors will make any large living space more versatile, or close off a closet in style.

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Kumiko styles available for shoji screens from Shoji Designs Inc.

These tall shoji screens show a prairie style influence in the kumiko pattern. They slide left and right against the grass cloth walls to open the kitchen area for entertaining. The wood tracking is recessed into the ceiling for a very clean look.

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