Japanese Shoji Screen Partition with Integrated Door

This Japanese-style Shoji screen partition for 3ds Max features a dark timber frame, traditional paper infill, and an integrated door. This partition system draws inspiration from traditional Japanese shoji screens, featuring a dark-stained timber frame with a grid-based structure. The design incorporates distinct sections of translucent paper panels, interspersed with vertical timber slats arranged in a chevron-style pattern for visual texture. A central door is integrated directly into the screen, showcasing a complex geometric lattice pattern in its upper portion, which contrasts with the solid wood paneling at the base. The overall composition balances privacy with light diffusion, maintaining a clean, minimalist aesthetic suitable for sophisticated interior environments.

The download is a 1.4 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model, set up with Corona materials. Open it in 3ds Max with Corona installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

When integrating this partition into a 3ds Max scene, ensure the pivot point is set to the base for easy placement along floor plans. The object is composed of distinct material IDs, allowing for simple adjustments to the wood shader or the paper translucency settings. Users should apply a standard light-emitting material to the paper panels to simulate natural daylight diffusion. The model is structured into logical layers, facilitating easy manipulation of the door and screen elements separately within a larger project file.