Interior
Interior
Supple, strong, and beautiful. Bamboo is a rare natural material that brings soft shadows and rhythm to a space.
At Takesada Shoten, we stock a wide variety of building materials that can be used for ceilings, walls, and fittings, expanding the possibilities of bamboo to harmonize with not only traditional Japanese spaces but also modern interiors.
We can offer space creation suggestions that are unique to us, as we handle everything from materials to finishes.
Featured Products
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Masawari (Center-Split Bamboo)
A bamboo material created by shaving down both sides of a round culm to reveal both the outer skin and cross section. The natural irregularity of the nodes gives each piece a unique character, adding lightness and visual rhythm to interior spaces. Ideal for partitions, sliding screens, and other applications where the interplay of light and shadow enhances the atmosphere.
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Sumushiko (Slatted-Screens)
Traditional Slatted-screen made by aligning slender bamboo slats at regular intervals and fixing them with horizontal rails. Known for its filigree and airy aesthetic, sumushiko is well-suited for partitions, ceilings, and furniture, adding refinement through simplicity and craft.
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Bamboo Panels
Panels made by arranging split bamboo - such as hirawari (flat-split) or hanwari (half-split) - onto plywood backings. These surface materials allow for broader application and are widely used in walls, ceilings, and custom installations, bringing the warmth and texture of bamboo into architectural settings.
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Shinari
Shinari is a series of site-specific installations by Takesada Shoten that explore the expressive potential of bamboo in space. Crafted entirely from flat-split bamboo slats, each work brings graceful curves and a flowing rhythm into its surroundings. Designed by Oliver Franz, every piece offers a unique expression of bamboo’s natural curvature, tailored to its environment.
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Parallel-Split Bamboo
Parallel-split bamboo is a processing method in which both sides of the bamboo culm are sawn off to expose its inner cross-section. This technique allows you to appreciate both the smooth outer skin and the delicate internal structure of the bamboo simultaneously. The organic shape of the nodes adds natural character and movement to any space. While ideal for partitions and screens, it can also be applied to sliding doors, wall cladding, and other types of joinery. When backlit, the subtle interplay of light and shadow across the split surface enhances the bamboo’s depth and texture.
