Antique Korean Lattice Door Panels, Hinged Pair
Korealate Joseon / early 20th century, c. 1890–1920 (attributed)
Tightly ordered vertical lattice members interrupted by compressed geometric grid fields within a rich honey patina pine frame with original forged-iron hardware, these large-scale panels present a disciplined study in rhythm, permeability, and proportion.
Whether suspended, freestanding, or folded into a low horizontal surface, the structure organizes surrounding space through filtered light, repeating geometry, and restrained material warmth.
Architectural elements that define space through light, rhythm, and proportion.

- Condition
- Very Goodminor age-appropriate surface wear and scattered handling marks, small localized losses, and evidence of historic hardware relocation associated with adaptation from residential doors to freestanding panels. Original peg-and-tenon joinery remains tight and functional; rich honey-brown patina; original hardware.
- Details
- Each panel: 70” H × 15” W
- Provenance
- Itaewon, Seoul antique dealer, 1991










