Recent Work   Shoji for Visitor Center in Anderson Japanese Garden, Rockford, Illinois.     Samples of Plane-Spoken Designs Custom shoji ,tansu, and beds enhance Western homes and buildings in ways that change how we experience them. Here is a selection of projects that Plane-Spoken has completed for individuals, interior designers, and architects. There are endless possibilities for including these elegantly simple and practical Japanese design elements in an environment.   Bedroom suite. Personal tansu chest. Personal tansu chest, interior.     Detail of flat-screen tv cover featuring asa no ha (hemp) motif. Walnut and yellow cedar cover for flat-screen television. Wall sconce, walnut and yellow cedar.     Shoji for closet and bath in high-rise condominium. Two styles of window shoji: modified yukimi-shoji on the left with the bottom panel moving in the vertical axis and a track mounted sliding shoji on the right. Shoji for the office: transom window shoji in therapist's office obscuring cinder-block wall next door.     Dyed walnut platform bed. This bed features under-platform drawers and attached nightstands. One of two drawers for linen storage. Attached nightstands help minimize bedside clutter.     Shoji fronting glass doors in bedroom. Note the x-pattern hand holds in the center pair of shoji. Tansu for home office. Tansu can be configured to accomodate most equipment and storage needs.     Bi-parting shoji for flat-screen tv. Bi-parting shoji for flat-screen tv. Window shoji made from basswood. Combining two kumiko (lattice) patterns yields pleasing results.     Please contact us to discuss how you can integrate shoji or tansu into your surroundings.   Images and content ©2010 Plane-Spoken Furniture and its Licensors. All rights reserved. Web Site Design by Swartwerk Media, Inc.