🏮 Enhance Your Space with Oriental Furniture 2 ft. Tall Desktop Double Cross Shoji Screen - Honey - 4 Panels Review

later Nice. Exactly what I was hoping for. Strong, good weight. Rice paper is thick. I was afraid it would be light and fragile, but it's not. Arrived quickly and well packaged but not too much.

I love Japanese screens in museums so I considered this option to hide the tadpole wheel in the front library of the condo without blocking the window . It has exceeded all expectations in terms of classic design and quality joinery, allowing it to stand in maneuverable positions with ease. Each frame is solid without the slightest flex.

This privacy screen is perfect for a room. It offers a privacy solution for the bathroom window by allowing me to view it from the window. I can easily add or expand panels whenever I want. The paper is translucent, allowing beautifully filtered light to pass through the panels, perfectly shielding the room. The natural color of the wood matches the wood look of the room. This screen is the perfect finishing touch.

This shoji screen is perfect for hiding the many cables and electronic modems that provide access to TV, phone and internet in my home. After getting a new pup, I was forced to find something that would protect all those vital components from his inquisitive mind and razor sharp teeth, and this screen did the trick! The screen is nice too, with good hinges that work smoothly and well. I'm very glad I found it!

I had a seat in my living room with a bunch of unsightly power cords and an outlet. It was quite a wide room, nearly 30 inches. I've tried everything to hide it. Artistic statues, furniture remodeling, artworks. Whether I wanted to or not, I tried, but somehow there was always a tangle of cables sticking out somewhere that I just couldn't quite hide. Nothing worked until I got this screen. I put a modern looking sculpture in front of her and now everyone thinks I'm the world's best decorator…

I have an arched closet in my hallway so the top of the closet is asking for something. I've ditched the silky Japanese maple I've had there for years and wanted to switch to something that isn't such a dust collector. I bought this small screen to use as a background for a lantern and dry river stones. It's enough for an odd room, matches our home decor, and is easier to clean. Since the hinges swing in both directions, they are easy to position. It's as strong as a shoji (paper!) screen can…

Bought to set up the litter box that is in the powder room next to my living room. What a relief. I got so tired of looking at this thing under my sink that I tried putting together a few other blinds, but none of them looked as pretty as these. Photo 1 is from the original review. Image 2 shows the screen after 3.5 years of service, its privacy and my aesthetic sense of the tablet. Figure 3 shows what cats can do with the screen up close, while Figure 4 shows minor repairs by gently stroking…

This is so cool! We have a 4 panel white board and my husband built a matching frame (e.g. an extra large shadow box) to hang it on the wall with this small divider above it (e.g. shutters). I'm including photos of all sides to show the frame in case anyone else wants to try this. I make amber necklaces and the bead boxes on my wall are dark which makes my workspace look ugly and messy. I prefer a light, minimal look and now my wall looks exactly like this - light and minimalist - love it. The…