Let's Lattice

It is typically an interlaced structure 

consisting of strips of wood or metal, crossed and fastened together 

in a repetitive pattern or theme, with shaped spaces left between.

In spite of their aesthetic potential, they are used typically as a screen or fence, as a support for climbing plants, or to provide shade. The enchanting and mesmerizing reoccurring visual effect, also carried the concept onto other limitless variations and applications for decorative as well as structural purposes, indoors and outdoors.

Anne Fairfax of Fairfax and Sammons: "I created this bit of theater in the rear "garden" of a townhouse in Greenwich Village. The space was very dismal, narrow and backing up to a tall brick apartment building. I tricked the eye with perspectival lattice, and in stalled mirror behind it to create the illusion of depth. The restricted palette of blue and white, with the green lattice, and the herringbone brick terrace just seemed a natural."

And, here is one of my favorites, 
Bibigo by Central Design Studio

Central Design Studio were inspired by the creative energy coming out of Seoul, South Korea, for the design of Bibigo and have created a London dining space with a casual, stimulating atmosphere.

And here is another,

Blairgowrie House by Wolveridge Architects

More at https://wolveridge.com.au/portfolio/eltham-south-blairgowrie/

Links

Central Design Studio

http://centraldesignstudio.com/ Wolveridge Architects

https://wolveridge.com.au/ Ja+u: Japan Architecture + Urbanism Remarkable Japanese Timber Structures https://www.japlusu.com/news/remarkable-japanese-timber-structures