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Japanese Dividers And Their Endless Uses

You have established that you would like to change the structure of traffic in your home.  Perhaps you wish to separate a sitting area from the sleeping are in a large bedroom, or you are building a home office in one corner of your great room and would like to separate it from the rest of the living area.  Building a new wall(s) is an expensive and complicated endeavor, but an excellent replacement for such a project is decorative partitions.  Room dividers are functional, easy to use, easy to move, and easy to store.  Additionally, they come in countless styles to spur new ideas in interior design, from classic to contemporary.  For a taste of the Orient, Japanese privacy screens are decorative and attractive.

The Shoji Double Cross Screen, made in the tradition of the Japanese Shoji homes of wood and rice paper, is made of wood frames, with large panes of fiber-reinforced pressed pulp rice paper.  This product is available at chopa.com for $85.  The wood comes in three colors:  cherry (item number 542-CH), natural (542-NA), and black (542-BL).  Each of the three panels is 17 inches wide and 70 ¼ inches tall.  This partition is ideal for dividing a smaller room like in an apartment because it affords privacy without blocking out sunlight.

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As an accent or a focal point, the Jute Shoji Room Divider at Walmart will bring an Oriental touch to any room.  It is item number OFN1566 at walmart.com, and sells for $268 to $538, depending on the number of panels you order.  It is available with three to six panels and comes in natural, honey, and black finishes.  This free standing folding partition will be at home in a modern living room, or a room with an Asian décor.  Panels are 84 inches high and 17.5 inches wide.  This product can also be found at studentmarket.com.

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Augustina

Posted 559 days ago

Japanese style room dividers are not just for a house decorated in an Oriental theme. They can accent any décor especially for the money conscious, creative minded home owner.

Loren

Posted 581 days ago

Japanese style room dividers that are made with rice paper afford privacy, but also allow the constant flow of sunlight. This is very important, especially in smaller rooms full of people.

Emmett

Posted 614 days ago

With the internet at your disposal, there are a vast variety of suppliers of Japanese dividers. Be sure to shop around to be sure you are getting the one that is perfect for you.

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