Shoji & Kumiko 85 Vintage Designs

SHOJI: A Japanese screen or sliding door used to partition living spaces. KUMIKO: A decorative and practical Japanese woodworking system consisting of lattice pieces held together through precision joinery lacking any nails or other metal supports. Shoji & Kumiko: 85 Vintage Designs features an original c1930 Japanese architectural proposal book of designs from the collection of Gary Roberts, Publisher: Toolemera Press. www.toolemerapress.com SHOJI A Japanese screen or sliding door used to partition living spaces.

KUMIKO A decorative and practical Japanese woodworking system consisting of lattice pieces held together through precision joinery lacking any nails or other metal supports. Shoji & Kumiko: 85 Vintage Designs features an original c1930 Japanese architectural proposal book of designs from the collection of Gary Roberts, Publisher: Toolemera Press. www.toolemerapress.com SHOJI A Japanese screen or sliding door used to partition living spaces. KUMIKO A decorative and practical Japanese woodworking system consisting of lattice pieces held together through precision joinery lacking any nails or other metal supports.

Shoji & Kumiko: 85 Vintage Designs features an original c1930 Japanese architectural proposal book of designs from the collection of Gary Roberts, Publisher: Toolemera Press. www.toolemerapress.com SHOJI A Japanese screen or sliding door used to partition living spaces. KUMIKO A decorative and practical Japanese woodworking system consisting of lattice pieces held together through precision joinery lacking any nails or other metal supports. Shoji & Kumiko: 85 Vintage Designs features an original c1930 Japanese architectural proposal book of designs from the collection of Gary Roberts, Publisher: Toolemera Press. www.toolemerapress.com SHOJI A Japanese screen or sliding door used to partition living spaces.

KUMIKO A decorative and practical Japanese woodworking system consisting of lattice pieces held together through precision joinery lacking any nails or other metal supports. Shoji & Kumiko: 85 Vintage Designs features an original c1930 Japanese architectural proposal book of designs from the collection of Gary Roberts, Publisher: Toolemera Press. www.toolemerapress.com SHOJI A Japanese screen or sliding door used to partition living spaces. KUMIKO A decorative and practical Japanese woodworking system consisting of lattice pieces held together through precision joinery lacking any nails or other metal supports.

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