In our current homes, we are constrained by space. However, our needs are still growing. Office, children's room, extra sleeping area, master bedroom, living room, storage area ... we may all need to add rooms in others. If we have long sought to enlarge the rooms, we now want to partition the spaces to clearly distinguish all the areas and their function. Here are some ideas for creating room dividers.
Room divider: ideas for realization
Movable partitions
Movable partitions are a good solution to separate rooms with elegance and discretion. Their mobile nature allows them to be deployed only when necessary and to retain the possibility of a single space. It is also a good way to hide less aesthetic spaces, such as a kitchen, pantry, laundry room, closet, toilet, etc.
Among these solutions, we can find:
Partition doors slide along the wall or fit into the wall to effectively separate spaces.
Aesthetic sliding partitions act as a door or a double door. They are chosen as a decorative element in their own right and contribute to the functionality of the spaces and their comfort.
Movable partition panels are opaque or transparent panels that can be stacked or unfolded as needed.
The curtain is a form of movable partition that unfolds and folds as desired. It is a practical and decorative solution for isolating an office in a bedroom, distinguishing the baby's sleeping area in his parents' room, the dressing room in the parental suite, the kitchen pantry, etc.
The screen is another form of movable partition that unfolds as needed.
Fixed partitions
The fixed partition is the most used means of delimiting spaces and separating rooms. It is generally the cheapest solution and it is practical, although it does not leave the possibility of a complete opening.
Nowadays, the fixed partition is chosen for its aesthetics. It is intended to be decorative, which makes it rarely discreet. On the contrary, more than its usefulness, we now value its appearance.
Among the fixed partitions, we can find different models:
The half-partition is a very functional solution for partitioning spaces. It clearly delimits the different zones without hindering the gaze. Only in the lower part, it does not obstruct the passage of light, nor that of air, nor visibility.
The glass wall is a light way to separate spaces without hindering the light. If the gaze can be retained in the case of opacified glass, it remains a light and discreet solution, all in elegance and simplicity.
The wood panel is both an aesthetic and practical way to partition rooms. In this case, it is a decorative solution that evokes the Scandinavian style, very trendy. In solid wood or perforated by the installation of battens, it is a very designer partition with a naturally warm appearance.
The industrial glass roof is another big trend of the moment. Located in the upper part on a half-partition or over the entire height, it separates the spaces while letting the light pass. And above all, it is a very elegant, efficient and terribly fashionable solution.
The green wall is a fixed or mobile solution that decorates your room while separating the spaces.
The furniture
Have you thought about using your furniture to partition your spaces? After all, it is a practical, functional and often very aesthetic solution.
Here are our furniture separation solutions:
High shelves are a good way to separate rooms while still being very practical. They can be fixed or placed on a rail to slide and reveal hidden spaces. Separate an office from the bedroom or living room, the living room from the dining room, the play area from the sleeping area of a child's bedroom… all ideas are possible!
Shelves and low cabinets are a trick for partitioning spaces without obstructing visibility and light, like half partitions. These simple solutions are very easy to set up and effective in separating spaces without closing them. Adopt this idea in particular in your living room, to distinguish the lounge area from the dining room, or between your kitchen and your living rooms.
The coating
Last category of effective tips to separate spaces, the coating! This solution is perfect for distinguishing each zone without partitioning them. Indeed, it suffices to play on the differences in materials and / or colors to differentiate the pieces at a glance!
Delimit your open kitchen space at the heart of your living room by dedicating a unique floor covering to it. Choose two materials, colors and patterns that complement each other for a more beautiful effect. Do the same with your dressing room or your bathroom in your parental suite, you will thus isolate them from the bedroom without partitioning them.
Use paint and other wall coverings (wood, siding, etc.) to distinguish spaces. This will allow you to isolate your lounge area very nicely in the living room, the baby area in your bedroom or the play area in the child's bedroom. Opt for colors or distinct materials to enhance your interior and delimit each space as it should.
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