Russian designer Rytis Zaveckas has created "rosettes door. This is a door to hide a wall socket. It is a small, cute door that looks like Jerry from "Tom & Jerry.


Inspired by the rosettes door, Tori Sugimura, a shoji (paper sliding door) craftsman, created a Japanese-style outlet cover, which she sells at Toricraft.


The "Japanese Outlet Cover" is an outlet cover that hides the outlet. The product is not only a cover to hide outlets, but also a work of art that can be enjoyed by the viewer. This time, we are introducing the "Shoji type (one side pull)" from the "Japanese style outlet cover" series. In this type, the cover part is mainly made of Japanese cypress, and thin Mino Washi (Japanese paper) is used for the shoji paper.


Double-sided tape is used to install the "Japanese-style outlet cover. After installation, one side of the shoji is opened to use the outlet. Incidentally, there is nothing when the other side of the shoji is opened, but this area may be used as a small storage space.




Toricraft also sells other fusuma-type Japanese-style outlet covers.