These non-permanent solutions allow you to zone your home, and yet maintain a open-concept space that’s neat and easy to navigate:
#1 BOOKCASES
Open-backed bookcases help differentiate each space from the other, while helping to maintain a sense of airiness in the home. Check out these unconventional home library ideas here.
This open-back bookcase doesn’t block out light from the living room.
(Interior design by Design Channel)
#2 CONSOLES
Low consoles are unobstusive space dividers that double up as extra storage for items like shoes, books, and even cutlery.
A slim console subtly separates the kitchen from the living room.
(Interior design by Design Intervention)
#3 DIVIDERS
Decorative screens are a surefire way to zone your home. This one on wheels give you the flexibility of moving it around should you need a larger space.
Take a leaf from this homeowner who used this pin-up board to display various memorabilia and knick-knacks!
(Interior design by Exquisite Art Furniture Decoration)
#4 RUGS
Rugs or carpets visually mark out and accentuate an area of the home. Pick out one with texture and a contrasting colour (to your floor).
Learn more about decorating with rugs here.
The circular shape rug visually enlarges this living room!
(Interior design by Artistroom)
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