![]() ![]() Simply install some peel + stick wallpaper or use paint to divvy up the space and create a combo room. Since peel + stick wallpaper requires minimal work to install and can easily be removed, it’s ideal for renters who are looking for the wallpaper look without the full commitment. This could be the case if you have a large living room you’re hoping will do double duty as a dining area or small alcove that doubles as a work from home space. Maybe you don’t need a physical division between rooms and are looking for one continuous room that flows together seamlessly. We think this is a pretty ingenious interior design hack! Divide space by what’s on your walls The bookshelf is actually above and creates a natural barrier to prevent you from rolling off your lofted bed. If you want to keep as much natural light as possible flowing through your apartment, try something that’s a bit more open like this studio apartment in Boston. Lofted Bed with Bookshelf | Photo Credit: Apartment Therapy If you wanted to, you could even change out your curtains based on the season using patterned fabric by the yard to create your ideal window accessory. Prefer the minimalist approach with very few colors? Go for a white linen curtain. Lover of rich, deep colors? Try a navy velvet curtain. There are advantages to installing both of these, especially if you’re creating a bedroom or sleeping area off of your living space.Īnother bedroom idea we love is the use of a curtain to create an instantly cozy feel and allows you the ability to customize to your design style. Both can be installed in a matter of hours (not days!) and will help you turn an open space into two clearly divided rooms. Rather than jumping on the temporary wall trend that many city dwellers are all too familiar with, create two separate spaces by throwing up a curtain or sliding doors. ![]() If you live in a small apartment, space-saving design ideas are your go-to. Create a cozy space with curtains or sliding doors A screen can help you create a space that’s dedicated to entertaining to host as many dinner parties as desired. Many open floor plans have one large room that functions as your entire living area. Perhaps you’re looking to add a dining room to your living room. Place a screen in your living room or bedroom, and you now have the perfect work-from-home office without having to break the bank. If you don’t have a home office, this is also a great way to create one. Need a better Zoom background for your workspace? Simply move your screen behind your desk for those important meetings when working from home. These screens are inexpensive and aren’t permanent, which is especially great if you’re renting or don’t have the time or budget to undertake a larger design project.ĭepending on your design needs you can quickly fold up your screen and move it on a daily basis. ![]() What does this have to do with dividing your living room and bedroom you ask? Quite a bit actually! One of our favorite ways to create two separate spaces in one room is the use of a room divider. The Inside’s Modern Screen in Emerald Zebra by Scalamandre In the 17th and 18th centuries, these screens spread across Europe and today are still used by interior designers across the world. Throughout history they were often hand painted with beautiful works of art, many derived from nature scenes. These screens have a much older history and first made their way into the home decor scene during the Han dynasty in China. If you’ve watched Downton Abbey or The Crown recently, you’ve probably seen the characters dressing behind a folding screen. You may even have this strange desire to tell Alexa to play Wide Open Spaces by The Chicks. This can be tricky - perhaps even frustrating when the number of square feet is limited, but we’ve got you covered and soon walking into your living room that doubles as a bedroom will spark more joy in you than you ever imagined. We’re here to tell you that you can separate a room without needing to phone a contractor or call in the experts! Whether you’re looking to create more space in your studio apartment or want to divide an extra large living space into a functional guest room for last-minute guests, we have some room divider ideas that won’t require a professional - or really much work at all.įor those of us living in cities, we’re all too familiar with the struggle of configuring a small home or apartment in a way that maximizes space in a thoughtful way. Have you ever had the need or desire to install a wall in an existing room to transform it into two separate spaces? If you’ve looked into this, you know that one wall installation can quickly turn into what feels like a full home renovation. ![]()
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