
Fusuma
Fusuma are opaque sliding panels used to divide rooms and close storage in Japanese interiors, often carrying paper, textiles, or painting.

Fusuma are opaque sliding panels used to divide rooms and close storage in Japanese interiors, often carrying paper, textiles, or painting.

Shōji are light-transmitting sliding or fixed fittings that use a lattice and translucent material to shape light, privacy, and movement.

Tatami are modular floor mats whose materials, proportions, arrangement, and uses have helped organize Japanese interior space for centuries.