The steps below follow the order of the work for this remodel inspiration by room project.
[tps_header]A open space plan is highly sought after these days, but a clear view of everything in your home isn’t always a great thing. You don’t want your guests to see your unmade bed, it’s hard to relax in bed when your exercise equipment is in full view, and working at your desk isn’t as productive when your comfy sofa and TV is beckoning you. And sometimes you just need some kind of transition between spaces so your home feels bigger and more intentional.
You can create new spaces in your home by building a room divider or two. Get inspired by checking out these 29 inventive and striking Handmade room dividers!
29 Handmade Room Divider options
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Build a plant shelf that acts as a room divider while bringing in a lot of nature and clean indoor air! This Handmade room divider was built with wood and piping (Apartment Therapy).
Create a cozy office space with this room divider that also acts as a bulletin board (Design Sponge).
Love drinking from water bottles? Save all of your empty bottles and make this cool plastic bottle hanging room divider. Great for offices, coffee shops, and industrial spaces (Handmade Network).
String up some rope to wood boxes to build room dividers that are rustic, modern, see-through…and not expensive at all (The Brick House).
Grab a few wood pallets and build a rustic room divider that you can hang art and picture frames on. You could paint it or cover it with fabric (My Friend Staci).
Cover old vinyl records with white contact paper and connect them all together with metal rings or string. Very mod (Apartment Therapy)!
Find a vivid old window at a salvage yard and hang it up with a barn door track (Jones Design Company).
Make a direct wooden five-panel room divider and paint each panel a sightly different color for a pretty ombre effect (Martha Stewart).
Add fabric to your Handmade panel divider for some softness (Deco By Mado).
Or paint your wood panels white and draw on a striking scene from nature, like a vivid blossom tree (Decor8).
A columned room divider is a great way to define an entryway if your front door opens right into the living room (This Old House).
Here’s a fun room divider that’s well fitted for shared kids bedrooms or play rooms. It includes a corkboard panel, a chalkboard panel, and a magnetic panel (Parents).
Build this glamorous geometric fretwork screen to use as a room divider (Bekob).
If you need to add a room divider that can open and close, you could method a couple of Ikea Stordal closet doors (Modern in MN).
This fun and funky Handmade room divider was built to hide away exercise equipment in a bedroom (Bekob).
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Need a room divider that you can move around easily? Build one with thrift store doors and casters (In My Own Style).
Wrap a large artist canvas in a pretty fabric and hang it up for a direct yet eye-catching room divider (Fresh Crush).
A low bookcase, located behind a couch, can act as a room divider that separates two spaces without blocking the view (styleNorth).
A cube shelving unit, like the Expedit or Kallax, is a popular room divider option. This one is made more striking with the addition of gold decals on the side (Southern Hospitality).
Another way to use a cube shelving unit as a room divider is to add a chalkboard to cover up one side. well fitted for partitioning off a play room (How Sweet This Is).
Bring in a touch of tropical style with reed fencing hung up to function as a room divider (Sally Goodin).
Another way to incorporate nature in your home is to build a bamboo room divider with an Ikea method (Ikea Hackers).
If you have a large-ish bedroom and no walk-in closet, create one with a “wall” of Ikea’s Pax wardrobes! Use it as a room divider and finish off the sides and back with laminate flooring and silver trim (Ikea Hackers).
Like puzzles? You’ll love assembling this very unique (and green!) room divider that is made entirely of cardboard (Homedeco2u).
This hanging room divider is made of cut-out hardboard and looks very nice painted in three complementary colors. It would work in both outdoor and indoor settings (Making It Lovely).
Build this straightforward clothes rack with piping and use it as a room divider by draping a striking fabric over it and hand-stitching it to the rack (Kootut Murut). Portable and compact, great for small apartments!
Mount a curtain rod to the ceiling and divide a large room into two rooms with curtains (Boxy Colonial).
look at this Handmade sliding door that will cost you less than $40 (Apartment Therapy).
With some tools and handy skills, you could build a professional-looking freestanding wall and paint it a striking color (Better Homes and Gardens).
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Do you see a room divider that would work in your home? Which one is your go-to?
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