How to separate spaces according to your style and budget

An open-plan space without partitions can, at first, overwhelm those who move to live in it. Even more so if that person faces the challenge of decorating it. Standing in front of an open and empty space is similar to standing in front of a blank sheet of paper. It is quite a challenge. What that person probably does not know is that this space offers them an infinite number of decorative possibilities. However, it also requires a great capacity for organization and distribution. Creating small environments in it for different functions is the best way to organize it.

We want to do our bit to help you in the beautiful task of filling out that page. That's why today we want to give you our best solution to separate environments according to the style that best suits you or according to your needs.

#1. Iron doors and windows for an industrial touch

This is our recommendation for lovers of urbanism, minimalism and who also want to give their house a vintage touch. Iron and glass doors and windows allow you to create independent areas without losing visual and light continuity. In addition, you will get a great look. As a substitute for iron, the industrial style also gets along great with steel and metal.

#2. Curtains for a boho and romantic touch

We move on to the opposite style. If what you like are cozy environments, simplicity, delicacy, lightness and living in a romantic and sweet atmosphere, we recommend using curtains to separate environments, especially the bedroom. It is the way we like the most to create a corner of intimacy. You can find them in different shapes, colors, materials and thicknesses, which will allow you to choose the light you want them to pass through. In addition, when you want to increase the feeling of spaciousness you can always open them.

#3. Screens for a rustic touch

A simple and classic alternative that, by choosing the right materials, will give a rustic touch to your space are screens . They offer a point more privacy than curtains and give the possibility to easily change their location and even remove it. We recommend opting for lightweight screens made of natural materials such as wicker, rattan or wood.

#4. Uncovered shelves for tidying up

If you have problems with organization and order, we recommend using uncovered shelves to separate your rooms. They are very practical for creating "fake" walls while allowing you to store all your things. In addition, you can play with its height according to your needs.

#5. For mini spaces

If the space you have is small, it is possible that some of our previous ideas cannot be put into practice. For this reason, our last three ideas are especially aimed at mini spaces (although they are equally suitable for everyone) ;). If you don't have room to add more elements, you can play with the furniture you have, the floor and the walls! The sofa is a perfect room divider and creates a meeting and conversation place separate from the rest of the house. Play with different colors on the walls to separate each environment and dare to do it with the floor as well.