THE room dividers for interiors they are an excellent piece of furniture useful for dividing two rooms without resorting to actual renovations. Products with an attractive design, often used in large rooms, to create a sort of border in an original and scenographic way. Today on the market there are any kind of interior booths, even suspended ones, or hooked to the ceiling. Furnishing elements that descend vertically, creating a really particular I do not see effect. Available in different materials, plastic, paper, bamboo, enriched with different patterns, panels and colors, they allow maximum customization.
However, an object of this type does not serve to create privacy but only to divide a very large space, creating two areas that are still connected to each other. They can be used to separate the kitchenette from the dining or living room or a study corner from the bedroom. The use of dividers has several advantages: they let the light through, plus they can be easily disassembled and reassembled.
From Ikea there are all kinds of them, some can be found in the gallery attached to the post. The Ekne model, with steel structure, excellent for a large bathroom. Jordet, with fabric panels, which can also be washed in the washing machine, is a truly practical and useful complement.
The Maisons du Monde catalog also boasts a not bad collection of booths. The multicolor Badal model is a real explosion of tones and colors. It is divided into three panels in recycled materials, each 43 cm wide. Once folded it is handy and can be transported to another room to add an extra touch. Among others, the Newport gray wooden divider, for the living room or bedroom. Painted in gray with a shutter in the upper part to let in the light, creating a sober decoration full of freshness.
Set aside for years, today what was once a simple screen has been redesigned by designers and architects. The idea is to reinterpret the living space leaving it flexible and free to change according to the activities of those who live there. The Bablò Sacea divider, in transparent and colored pvc, represents a very suggestive complement. The model is also beautiful Soft Wall by B&B Italia designed by Gehards and Glucker, a wall to define, divide and contain. A soft and functional sculptural presence at the same time.
THE room dividers for interiors they are an excellent piece of furniture useful for dividing two rooms without resorting to actual renovations. Products with an attractive design, often used in large rooms, to create a sort of border in an original and scenographic way. Today on the market there are any kind of interior booths, even suspended ones, or hooked to the ceiling. Furnishing elements that descend vertically, creating a really particular I do not see effect. Available in different materials, plastic, paper, bamboo, enriched with different patterns, panels and colors, they allow maximum customization.
However, an object of this type does not serve to create privacy but only to divide a very large space, creating two areas that are still connected to each other. They can be used to separate the kitchenette from the dining or living room or a study corner from the bedroom. The use of dividers has several advantages: they let the light through, plus they can be easily disassembled and reassembled.
From Ikea there are all kinds of them, some can be found in the gallery attached to the post. The Ekne model, with steel structure, excellent for a large bathroom. Jordet, with fabric panels, which can also be washed in the washing machine, is a truly practical and useful complement.
The Maisons du Monde catalog also boasts a not bad collection of booths. The multicolor Badal model is a real explosion of tones and colors. It is divided into three panels in recycled materials, each 43 cm wide. Once folded it is handy and can be transported to another room to add an extra touch. Among others, the Newport gray wooden divider, for the living room or bedroom. Painted in gray with a shutter in the upper part to let in the light, creating a sober decoration full of freshness.
Set aside for years, today what was once a simple screen has been redesigned by designers and architects. The idea is to reinterpret the living space leaving it flexible and free to change according to the activities of those who live there. The Bablò Sacea divider, in transparent and colored pvc, represents a very suggestive complement. The model is also beautiful Soft Wall by B&B Italia designed by Gehards and Glucker, a wall to define, divide and contain. A soft and functional sculptural presence at the same time.
