The thousand ways to share environments without walls (part 3)

Sharing a multifunctional environment is super important for organizing circulation, decorating and making things work well indoors. So I made this series of posts about ways to share environments (click to see the first post). This is the last one. I am sure you will find the best way to solve your problem!

In addition to all the forms already shown, here I add others that were not explored in previous posts. Check it out:

Sliding Doors / Panels: It has different materials and styles, work in different ways, but the goal is always to modify the spaces, creating or not privacy:

(Photo: CasaAbril)

(photo: Contemporist)

(photo: dailydreamdecor)

(photo: Casaabril)

Fixed Panels: Whether of wood, masonry, plaster or other material, accumulating other functions or covering up columns that would be in the environment, they divide and create defined circulation areas.

(photo: designMilk – design -Diego-Revollo)

(photo: studioroca)

Divisions enjoying high ceilings: A “horizontal” division of space. With a high ceiling you can create new environments and use a lot of imagination. Even more so if the budget is not tight…

(photo: contemporist)

Partitions with unusual materials: This partition below is made with a wooden frame and wire mesh. And here I wonder what else could be used for an unusual partition: chicken coop, PVC pipes, copper pipes, imagine!

(photo: LivingMoreBenLess)

(photo: Asarquitetas)

Glass and curtain share this room from the other room.

(photo: freshome)

An artistic iron panel separates the living from the dining area.

Color: Colors are strong elements in the decoration. They really have the ability to visually split environments. Check it out:

(photo: studioroca)

The kitchen area is clearly highlighted by the black color on the walls and ceiling.

(photo: mdwoman)

The pink 3D coating (aided by the adjacent mirror) seems to create a strong division in the room.

If you want to see even more inspirations: posts Sharing spaces with creativity, Sharing environments, Sharing spaces in the same environment explore the same theme.

In addition to all these ideas, it is important to emphasize that a good furniture distribution It is essential and can often be even enough to visually divide the environment. On the contrary, with partitions (and even walls) and a bad distribution the house doesn’t work, you can be sure!

You don’t need partitions, do you?