Awesome Room Divider Ideas, Even If You Have a Small Space
04:15Open space living in lofts, studios or homes with high ceilings and few walls are very popular. The open architectural look may be gorgeous, but not always practical. Being able to have a private bedroom or a way to divide the living space from the dining room would create a more functional feel to a home.
So how can you add a little intimacy or privacy to a room without closing up your space permanently? By getting creative and adding a room divider that can open and close as needed, or moved to another spot. Check out these awesome room divider ideas that can work in nearly any space, large or small.
Room divider ideas using bookcases
There’s no better way to multitask than to use a room divider that features storage, too. A bookcase may be the perfect solution. For the ultimate flexibility, add locking wheels to the bookcase so you can roll it to where you need. Or if you’re sure you won’t be moving it, consider adding a built-in cabinet to divide a space.
A sleek wood bookcase with no backing divides the open living area without blocking sunlight. Image: Musa Design
This studio owner added a wall of bookcases to create a more private bedroom feel. Image: Kea Design
A built-in bookcase is the only wall in this small studio. It doubles as storage and a divider to separate the living area from the bed. Image: Elayne Barre
A centered cabinet can store cutlery and china on the dining room side and hold books and the television on the living room side. Image: Ciccozzi Architecture
Hanging room dividers
When floor space is of a premium, hanging a room divider can be the perfect solution.
The room divider by Blomming appears to be made from a textile in a laser-cut pattern, but it’s actually more modular than that! Each diamond, or facet, can be tilted to open to create a custom look.
For a sleek fabric room divider, hang a curtain featuring large metal grommets from a simple chrome bar mounted on the ceiling. Image: Podio Arquitectura
Geometric room divider ideas
Sometimes a room divider is nothing more than a design feature that creates the illusion of dividing a large or small area without actually closing it off. These room divider ideas are the perfect example. They add a custom look to a room that’s memorable.
Panels of stacked wood blocks add a graphic look to the area dividing the living room and dining room. Image: Betty Wasserman
A custom metal panel with leaves and vines not only divides the space, but creates beautiful shadows on the floors when the sun shines in. Image: SFA Design
The clever installation of a graphic wall serves as both a headboard on one side and a desk on the other side. Image: Kimberley Seldon
An industrial loft’s focal point is a glass and iron room divider. Image: Axis Mundi
Slatted wood room divider ideas
Simple wood slats can be mounted to create a sense of a smaller, intimate area without completely closing off the spot. Depending on a home’s decor, the look can be mid-century modern or contemporary in style.
Wood slatted room dividers create a small library or sitting room in an open loft. Image: Stebelskiy Studio
Adding uplights and some greenery to a slatted room dividing wall create a zen vibe. Image: Futurcret
The wood slats of this contemporary home were stained in a rich black tone. Each slat rotates to close off the space completely or open it up as shown. Image: Don Taylor Design Associates
This room divider hides the stairwell. Image: Maurizio Giovannoni
The light-color stain of the wood slats adds a natural Scandinavian feel to the small studio space. Image: Mr. Mitchell
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