Creative examples of room dividers

Have you ever noticed that your floor plan can have all of the perfect elements except the fact that you can visually see into other spaces that seems to disrupt your flow? Open floor plans are beautiful to look at in magazines, but when you live in an open floor plan home, distractions of an open space may hinder your enjoyment. Visual room dividers will help you entertain easier in your space, and will enable multiple activities to go on at one time. Add versatility to your interiors with the help of great room dividers.

Room dividers are for more than just hiding parts of the room!

• Enjoy your space with division: While most people think of room dividers as a way to block things out, how about using mesh or transparent room dividers to add visual interest to your space and divide the space per functionality. A room divider between the kitchen and an adjacent living room can provide a much needed division between a leisure area and a working kitchen that utilizes different lighting, ambiance, etc… A room divider will help you enjoy your spaces without physical walls.

Room dividers can be fabric or three dimensional

• Display and division: While many room dividers are made from material, there are several room dividers that allow you to use the space as a bookshelf or as creative shelving. Consider using see through shelving to create a physical separation between areas, but allow you to add personalization while displaying your creative collectibles and decor. 3D room dividers can also help anchor the room in a large open plan and act as a feature wall to put furniture and sofas up against. Be creative, room dividers have a come a long way!

Enjoy the creativity that comes with adding room dividers to your interiors. Even if your floor plan isn’t an open one, dividers can be used in entry foyers to divide walk way corridors from adjacent rooms to make a visual transition into your home. The next time you are trying to decide what to do with that awkward space in the corner, consider a room divider, you may have just created a new room!