Divide and Conquer: 6 Ways to Separate a Room
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BrightNest
A super open floor plan may have seemed like a great idea when you first moved in (“perfect for entertaining!”), but now you're starting to realize less isn't always more. Sure, having one big space instead of multiple, smaller rooms is great for parties, but it also means you lose precious wall space (read: privacy). And before you know it, you can't hear the newest episode of House Hunters because someone is doing the dishes in the kitchen. Not cool.
Ready to divvy up shared space in your home? Restore some definition to your rooms by trying one of these unique divider ideas:
1. Wine crates.
Wine crates are like Tetris for your home – you can create a traditional-looking wall or stack them from high to low for a diagonal divider. Tip: Hollow out the backs for an open flow or keep them as is for more privacy.
Ready to divvy up shared space in your home? Restore some definition to your rooms by trying one of these unique divider ideas:
1. Wine crates.
Wine crates are like Tetris for your home – you can create a traditional-looking wall or stack them from high to low for a diagonal divider. Tip: Hollow out the backs for an open flow or keep them as is for more privacy.
2. Bookcase.
5. Fireplace screen.
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I liked several suggestions, I used 3 bookcases that i keep movies, books, and my crafts on as a divider.
thanks for sharing.
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