Not all homeowners decide to completely combine the kitchen with the living room. Open plan (open space), as already wrote Our site of advice, is not suitable for everyone. Therefore, often between the kitchen and the living room, they equip a light, non-load-bearing partition that performs decorative functions. We will show you good examples.
Plasterboard, which is very often used for the construction of lightweight partitions between separate functional areas. In this case, the pier has become an accent, a focal point due to its bright color and the presence of round porthole windows..
This partition is blind and veneered. And it would look a little boring if not for the symmetrically located mirrors and a console table next to.
A small partition made of carved wood in this case looks like a work of art.
The beauty of this swivel unit partition is that the kitchen can be completely hidden from the eyes of the guests. Or open up space by simply turning each module. As with sliding partitions, about which the portal wrote in detail.
Instead of a partition, a rack is installed, a continuation of which is a bar counter. Note how the woods from this furniture group diluted the overall very neutral interior.
Geometrically arranged shelves have become a highlight of these shelves, framing the transition to the living room. They have their own rhythm, and candlesticks and indoor flowers became an additional decoration of this unusual partition.
The partition itself is very simple, rack and pinion. But for decoration, there is a shelf in it, where the New Yearโs composition is beautifully placed. Soon it will be replaced by something more spring.
It is also a very simple option to visually separate the kitchen from the living room. The lattice is not made of wood, but of metal, the bars intersect, forming a beautiful geometric pattern.
Did you think it was metal? Not! The upper part of this divider is made of finely knotted white ropes. A kind of macrame that has decorated the interior and highlighted the dining area.
Visually, the kitchen is precisely separated. But a large window in this partition makes it open and spacious..
Again, a simple slatted partition. But thanks to the highlight in bright color, it became a very noticeable detail of the interior, separating the kitchen from the modest but cozy living room..
This wooden blank partition in the center of the aisle has another important function โ it became the location of the television panel.
Can you please provide photo examples of different types of partitions between the kitchen and living room? Iโm interested in exploring various designs and would appreciate visual references.
Can you please provide some photo examples of partitions between the kitchen and living room? I am currently looking for ideas on how to separate the two spaces effectively while still maintaining a cohesive overall design.