In the "Bold Line", the stile/crosspiece/kumiko muntin/lattice pieces have the same thickness and depth measurements. Also,
we’ve pursued simple and elegant detail by eliminating levels for flatness to blend seamlessly with the modern architecture.

• GRID LARGE

  The standard square grid design fits any space.

• DIAMOND

  Design with a sharp impression, expressing beautiful lines that diagonally intersect at 45-degree angles.

• STRIPE

  A simple stripe design that could be rotated vertically and horizontally for enjoying arrangements.

• SLASH BOLD

  A simple diagonal pattern that can produce various expressions by rotating.

• MULTI STRIPE

  The combination of vertical and horizontal stripes creates a pleasing movement in your space.

• LEAF

  A natural and warm design representing plants with random diagonal lines.

For the Slim Line, we aspired to present the elegance of kumiko/lattice and used a thinner wood
of 6mm rather than the conventional 8mm used on common shoji screens.
Shoji that maximizes the delicate technique of latticework will pleasantly decorate the space.

• RHYTHM

  Adds rhythm in the space by having stripes in a steppingstone like manner in the lattice.

• STRING

  A design that presents a dignified atmosphere where a web of delicate lines boldly intersects.

• SOUND

  Delicate and glamorous design with squares overlapping like the reverberations of a sound.

• BASKET

  Seamlessly fits into a warm space with the motif of a woven basket.

• GRADATION SMALL

  Creates depth in the space with beautiful delicate shadows.

• MOON

  A classic shoji design while capturing modern taste will accentuates the space.

• ARGYLE

  A pattern developed from an Argyle pattern will create an elegant atmosphere.

• CORNER RANDOM

  It is designed with asymmetrically intersecting lines, which could be rotated for changing placement.

The “Collaboration Line” is literally a collaborative project b etween the technology of KITOTE and the expression of an artist . The first in this line is the joint-work with an artist of Plotter Drawing t echnique, Mr. Hiromasa Fukaji.
A group of work we call the “Kei “ series depicts images of the outside world seen through shoji screens from the inside.
The shoji screen is regarded as the boundary between the inner world and the outer world, and an abstract image of “nature” is projected. *For customers who use multiple pieces, we have other patterns specifically for repeat use. Please inquire us for details.

• 景一 Keiichi

  “Kei”with raindrops falling vertically straight from top to bottom

• 景二 Keini

  “Kei”displaying reflection and translucency produced by discontinuous surface layer.

• 景三 Keisan

  “Kei”with overlapping and intersecting flow and curvature.

• 景四 Keishi

  “Kei” expressing order by its vertical pillars.

• 景五 Keigo

  “Kei”depicting organically surging mist with irregularity.