The latest trend in architecture and interior design is to create open-plan or LOFT-style spaces, where different areas share the same room with no dividing elements such as partition walls, corridors, walls or doors. These designs give a spectacular sense of space, but sometimes we need to separate an area to create privacy at certain times or to achieve a cosier atmosphere.
Traditional curtain used to divide a room
It seems like this is the drawback of these spaces, doesn’t it? Well, a very practical and functional solution is to create divisions using traditional curtains, roller blinds, Japanese panels, Venetian blinds or vertical blinds. As well as being highly aesthetic and hugely decorative, these products are functional because they can be easily drawn back or removed. They can even be hidden away when not in use — for example, by building a curtain box into a false ceiling for a roller blind. And if you motorise it, even better! Not a single chain or control mechanism in sight!
Curtain or roller blind used to divide spaces
Another advantage is that they are not as abrupt as walls, doors or glass partitions.
Dividing rooms with vertical blinds
In bedrooms, they can also be used as a decorative element to create a soft, romantic effect with silk or semi-transparent fabrics reminiscent of “One Thousand and One Nights.”
Dividing spaces with curtains
In short, it is a subtle and bold way to gain space without giving up segmented, more “homely” areas.
Dividing spaces with curtains
As you can see, this is a highly advantageous, affordable and versatile option, since we have a wide range of fabrics and materials with which to either completely conceal or subtly reveal what lies behind, creating exquisite and original spaces.
If you like the idea and want to bring it into your home, you can visit Área Deluxe or call us on 971 577 419 — we’ll find the best solution for you.
Dividing rooms with vertical blinds
Dividing a workspace with a traditional curtain
