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Custom Wooden Office Architectural Woodwork: Wooden Partition in Zama, Kanagawa

Custom-Made Arched Partition for an Office

Custom Furniture, Architectural Woodwork, Built-In Fixtures, Remodeling, Repair & Maintenance by OJIKI Workshop

This article introduces a project for a client in Zama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. We created a distinctive and open partition suitable for an office meeting space. Its key features are a structure that gently divides a large space and the beauty created by the curved lines of the arch.

🔸Contents
1. Design Features: A Wooden Partition with an Impressive Arch
2. Production Details: Curved Templates and Precision Processing
3. About the Material: Characteristics and Handling of Melamine Material
4. Assembly Method: Delivery Size and Temporary Assembly
5. From the Woodworking Site: Introducing the Production Process
6. Conclusion: A Form Made Possible Only Through Custom-Made Work

 

1. Design Features: A Wooden Partition with an Impressive Arch

This project was for a partition to create a meeting space within an office.
Its most distinctive feature is the rhythmically arranged curved vertical lattice and the overall arched form that surrounds the structure.
The result is a design that gently divides the space while maintaining openness, combining both design appeal and functionality.

 

2. Production Details: Curved Templates and Precision Processing

To achieve this arched shape, we created several types of R-shaped templates, meaning templates with different curve radii, at our workshop.
Each component was shaped by hand one by one according to its position, then finished so that the entire piece connected beautifully.
Because even slight differences in the lines greatly affect the finished appearance, this work required an extremely high level of precision.

 

3. About the Material: Characteristics and Handling of Melamine Material

The material used was wood-based board finished with melamine decorative laminate. Because the surface is hard and scratches or chips can easily stand out, we handled it with the utmost care during cutting and joining.
The specifications were designed with not only appearance, but also durability and ease of cleaning in mind.

 

4. Assembly Method: Delivery Size and Temporary Assembly

Because the completed piece is very large, it was made with a divided structure so that it could be carried in more easily.
Before final installation, we temporarily assembled it inside the workshop to confirm that all parts could be assembled without any issues.
Since this project was a production-only request, the completed piece was disassembled, packed, and delivered.

 

5. From the Woodworking Site: Introducing the Production Process

We would also like to share photos from the workshop.
The arch components cut out one by one, the careful positioning during assembly, and the handwork of skilled craftspeople all show the careful craftsmanship behind the project.
The workshop has the unique sense of focus and attention to detail that comes with custom-made production.

 

6. Conclusion: A Form Made Possible Only Through Custom-Made Work

This is a completely original partition that fits the space and purpose in a way that ready-made products cannot achieve.
We carefully understand each client’s image and requests, then create each piece with attention to materials, processing, and structure.

 

At OJIKI Workshop, we handle not only custom-made furniture and architectural woodwork, but also a wide range of repair and maintenance services, including restoration of high-gloss painted finishes on well-used furniture and the revival of antique furniture.
For detailed consultations and estimates, please feel free to contact us via our official LINE account, by phone, or through our inquiry form.

Phone: 046-204-5592 (Weekdays 9:00–18:00)

LINE: OJIKI Workshop Official Account

Email: Contact Page

《About OJIKI Workshop》
OJIKI Workshop manufactures and sells furniture, doors, and architectural woodwork made from solid natural wood.

In addition to selling our original products, we also provide custom-made furniture, remodeling, repair, and maintenance services for unused furniture, aged doors, and built-in woodwork that no longer suits modern lifestyles.
For remodeling, repair, and maintenance projects, we listen carefully to our clients’ requests regarding design, functionality, and usability before beginning production. This approach has earned us many words of appreciation from our customers.
We hope to meet the needs of customers who wish to use their wooden furniture and wooden architectural elements with care for many years to come.

⚫︎You want to repair and maintain beloved furniture or doors so you can continue using them for a long time.
⚫︎You want to remodel furniture that your family has used for many years so it better suits your current lifestyle.
⚫︎You want to order custom-made furniture or doors made from natural materials, with careful attention to both design and usability.
⚫︎You want to live in a healthier environment, both physically and mentally, by using natural materials in the furniture and doors of your home.
⚫︎You want to incorporate a relaxing environment with natural materials into your office.
⚫︎You want to create a shop that uses plenty of natural materials.
And more.

For consultations about furniture and architectural woodwork made from natural materials, please leave it to us at OJIKI Workshop.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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OJIKI Co., Ltd.
Wooden Furniture and Wooden Architectural Woodwork [Custom-Made, Remodeling, Repair]
Zama, Yamato, Sagamihara
5-49-16 Hibarigaoka, Zama City, Kanagawa 252-0003, Japan
Phone: 046-204-5592 (Weekdays 9:00–18:00)
Representative Director: Kenichi Okawa
Profile
Graduated from the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Tokai University
Graduated from Chippendale International School of Furniture in the United Kingdom
(Furniture making and antique furniture repair)
Trained for three years at Rengesou Motomachi Workshop
Based on the traditional production process of Yokohama furniture, which has continued for more than 100 years, he continues to explore new designs using materials such as iron, leather, and glass while engaging in woodworking every day.
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