'The advantage of using glass to create divisions between internal spaces is that it does not impact the light moving through a space and keeps the visual design of the room open, even when it is divided,' says Rebecca Clayton, spokesperson for IQ Glass. Toughened plain or Crittall-style black-framed glass doors are a good choice in busy family homes. 'We did a beautiful kitchen, where the utility room can be closed off from the main kitchen with a pocket door to create a calm haven during the evenings, or be opened up to provide quick and easy access into the utility and back door access during the day,' says Helena Myers, owner of kitchen company The Myers Touch. Various kinds of internal doors can divide up a space traditional folding doors, which fold back on themselves and are good for period homes, a bi-fold door which can open as fully as you like, a sliding door, or a space-saving pocket sliding door, which fits into a wall cavity when opened. The steel framed double doors allow the homeowners of this house in Mill Hill, London to close off or open up the kitchen as and when desired > IQ Glass IQ Glass/Martina O'Shea This gives the space a variety of focus points for lounging, working, or anything else you use your place for.' 6. 'Using accessories and accent furniture like corner sofas can help to group pieces together to create a smaller zone – almost like a room within a room. It is important to create one focus point for each function within a room says Kelly Collins, interior designer and head of creative at Swyft Home.
The best way to get the layout right is to experiment and move furniture around until the layout works.' The goal here is to create two clearly defined spaces that still look cohesive and flow into each other. Most importantly you want to have some empty floor space between the two areas. 'I usually recommend giving more space to the area used more, which is almost always the living room. 'Start by marking out the area that will be used for each space,' says Nomita Vaish-Taylor, Founder and Editor at. This design device is most commonly used in a combined kitchen/living room. Make use of existing furniture to create zones within an open-plan space. Joules Hallaton four-seater chaise at DFS DFS 'Always remember that roofs can be completely glazed with good structural glass available nowadays, enabling homeowners to have all the benefits of broken-plan without the drawbacks of less light.' 4.
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Take care to ensure enough light still flows into the area, says James Bernard, director of London design-build company, Plus Rooms. This might mean bringing a half-wall out into the room to create a useful working or reading nook behind, or bringing in a large built-in storage cupboard to create a natural 'break' in a room. 'However, rather than re-erecting walls and creating visual obstacles that block out light and restrict movement, the idea of broken-plan living is instead coming to the fore.' Huge expanses of open-plan living were already falling out of favour, but the pandemic has hastened our interest in dividing up space to fulfil certain functions, says Daniel Bowler, director of kitchen design company Eggersmann. Divider wall painted in Conch Shell 052 at Benjamin Moore Benjamin Moore
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