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Traditional Washitsu and Shoji – Custom-built Japanese Interior

  • Traditional Japanese Woodwork Carpentry Shoji Doors
  • Traditional Japanese Woodwork Carpentry Fusuma Doors
  • Traditional Japanese Woodwork Carpentry Koshi Dado Doors
  • Traditional Japanese Woodwork Carpentry Washitsu Doors
  • Traditional Japanese Woodwork Carpentry Sliding Doors

General Information | Practical Information

A Japanese retreat, inside your own home
A traditional Japanese interior, often a tatami room, is known for the serene balance between the living space and its contents. All the elements and furniture have a specific purpose and spot within the room. Making a Japanese style room, better known as Washitsu, practical yet minimalistic by design. The characteristic minimalist approach transforms the Washitsu into a haven of peace and tranquility. A retreat from the hectic world we live in. Naturally it is often the setting for practicing artforms such as the Japanese tea ceremony.

The elements of a traditional Japanese Interior
There are various set elements that belong to a traditional Japanese interior. First and foremost, the sliding doors and dividers known as Shoji. These iconic examples of Japanese architecture are known for their precise latticework, Kumiko, over sheets of rice paper or Washi. Allowing a softened light casting silhouettes to be seen from outside the room, adding a cozy ambiance.

A Washitsu often features a Tokonoma, which is a raised display for traditional arts such as Bonsai, Ikebana and Suiseki. A very important part in the Tokonoma is a pillar known as the Tokobashira, separating it from the elements next to it such as traditional cabinets and Chigaidana shelves.

The floors of a typical Japanese room are often fitted with traditional Tatami mats. We have a personal partner from Okayama prefecture in Japan who provides the Tatami mats for Yokoso interiors. They have been making Tatami since the Edo period, ensuring a high quality and authenticity.

Personal contact as a key to success
Every project is unique and requires its own approach plan. That is why we ask you to please contact us by phone or mail if you have any questions or if you want to make an appointment. We are always excited to hear your wishes and expectations, while providing you with all the necessary information. Through personal contact we can be of optimal service, the key to success.

Estimated Pricing (Basismodel)
Hand-built Japanese Shoji doors in frame as shown. Prices, in euros, including VAT, refering to placement within the Netherlands. Placement outside the Netherlands based on quotation and subsequent calculation. Other design, versions and customization on request.

Shoji door (1) 1.650,00
Onsite placement per 5 1.150,00
Width, depth, height 90x4x250 cm


 

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