Whether you have decided to rebuild your home in the style of a studio or are simply trying to visually increase the area of the apartment by removing unnecessary walls, proper zoning of space will be the key to a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing stay. We will talk about zoning a room using partitions later.
Types of partitions for room zoning
Depending on the goal you are pursuing, you should choose the appropriate type of partitions. Let’s start with the standard zoning of a room with a plasterboard partition – a simple, proven and effective method to protect your sleeping or working space from prying eyes, suitable only for building in a large dwelling. A blank plasterboard partition in a small room will reduce its size several times and make the enclosed space cramped and dark. A way out of this situation could be a fence that does not reach the ceiling, but ends, say, exactly half a meter above your work area, and does not close around its perimeter.
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Another standard option is zoning a room with sliding partitions; they can be made of plastic or wood, and work like a wardrobe, or they can be replaced with thick fabric curtains if we are talking about a small area, for example, zoning with a partition in a one-room apartment.
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Zoning children’s and teenagers’ rooms with partitions is more relevant than ever. With the help of the correct distribution of sectors according to their functions, your child will be able to more easily enter study or rest mode, moving from one zone to another. For children, the function of a partition can be performed by pieces of furniture, for example, a bookshelf or a cabinet with personal belongings, as well as a simple screen made of plasterboard, colored plastic or fabric.
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Furniture partitions and room zoning are generally inseparable things. Using a TV stand, cabinet or shelving, you can combine zoning with functionality.
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A shelving partition for zoning a room can be made for pennies with your own hands by painting and fastening sheets of plasterboard, wood or fiberboard.
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Openwork partitions for zoning the room opposite have only an aesthetic component. Such a screen will not hide much, but will visually separate functionally different areas from each other.
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Similar goals are pursued when zoning a room with a glass partition. The glass can be transparent or not, matte or glossy, or painted in all possible colors, which is convenient for interiors with accents.
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