Washi and kumiko
in interiors.

Folded washi panels form a sculptural wall at the office entrance.

Washi by KAMISM. Client: Sumitomo Corporation. Design & construction supervision: Okumura Corporation, East Japan Branch, First-Class Registered Architects Office. Photography: SS Co., Ltd / Hiroko Okamoto.

Kumiko extends across walls and overhead, defining a conference space within an open office.

Kumiko by TANIHATA. Kumiko design, production and supply: TANIHATA.

An illuminated washi landscape at Miyajima Dining Yoimiya, within Miyajima Kinsuikan.

Washi by KAMISM. Design: AO STYLE.

Copper-coloured washi lines the wall behind the restaurant’s timber tables.

Washi by KAMISM. Design: NOVALENS.

Pale washi wall coverings sit behind the curved retail displays.

Washi by KAMISM. Design: RIC DESIGN.

Fine latticework is integrated into the doors of a custom cabinet.

Kumiko by TANIHATA. Design: Borkwood & Co. Kumiko: TANIHATA.

A large washi artwork spans the wall above the bed in a hotel guest room.

Washi by KAMISM. Project imagery courtesy of KAMISM.

Illuminated paper panels run above the restaurant’s dining booths.

Washi by KAMISM. Design & construction: Space Pro Co., Ltd.