Checking out the website of European kitchen designers Baden & Baden, a few architectural details caught our eye, including these double layer door screens. Details like these are the things that transform run-of-the-mill rooms into eye-catching spaces...
The screened wall plays off the major-minor patterns of the stairs and shelves.
Built-in shelves like these closet cubbies feel extravagant without taking up a lot of space.
Varying stains on the floorboards add depth to the zigzag pattern in this room.
Contrasting trim on thick and thin moldings adds interest to this hallway.
The chopping board hugs the lip of the counter, creating a built-in kitchen workstation.
For more photos and information, visit the Baden & Baden site.
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Love those screens -- so shoji!