Tuesday, July 31, 2012

A Light Separation

While the screen is a sensible and traditional separation of space, there are more creative and economical ways creating distinct areas. Hanging cloth is one of these ways. Now, when initially thinking about hanging curtains within a room, the thought of a Modern Family episode comes to mind, when Claire and Phil Dunphy try to show the harsh reality of daughter Haley's foresighted move-in with boyfriend Dylan; "at first it's a blast, buying a dish rack, hanging a sheet up to turn one room into two, allen wrenching a bookshelf called Lenurik because you couldn't afford the Seluurg...", but the internal curtain isn't just for the young and broke. Shown below are example of how hung cloth not only separates space but also adds character to the entire environment.


Such as the the photo above, the one below separates two distinct rooms in a light and airy manner


Curtains do an awesome job of creating closet space, whether its an entire wall of a loft as below, or a small nook.


While curtains most definitely separate space, they too create luxury and character for a space. Shown below, the heavily pleated and thick material creates an intense feel for the room.


A fairly modernistic and clean separation is applied below, with a clear right angle and obvious segregation of space.




A unique and whimsical application can be taken with prints, like the awesome swimming elephant, or the faux room farther below.