Four quick and easy room divider ideas

Dividers are an easy way to make room for a workspace at home. Your choice of divider basically comes down to what your needs are – more shelf storage, more clothes storage, or simply a curtain that screens off the bed?

A laptop on a white table with one white and one beige chair, beside a white shelving unit with books, plants and storage.

A wall of extra storage

Using a shelving unit as a divider also gives you plenty of space for storage, plants and decorations. It can also be fitted with boxes and mini chests of drawers – an easy way to close off certain sections completely.

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A white MELLTORP table with one white and one beige chair plus a black wall lamp above, beside a white KALLAX storage unit.

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A screen for better focus

Sometimes a screen is just a screen, but also the most effective option for separating things and getting better work focus. Choosing a light-weight material lets you easily open and close as you like.

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A white table with one white and one beige chair plus a black SKURUP wall lamp above, beside two gray/white EILIF screens.

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Close things off with clothes

Want more room for your clothes? Then perhaps a clothes rack is the best way to divide your room. It also gives you a great overview for when you’re getting dressed and makes sure that everything is well-aired and tidy.

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A white MELLTORP table with a white ADDE chair and beige LÅNGFJÄLL office chair, beside a black TURBO clothes rack and a bed.

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Workflow with a flowy look

A room-dividing curtain is an easy way to get a well-defined workspace. It also adds a soft cocoon vibe when you’re in bed. Just swoosh them aside when you feel like opening up the place again.

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A white table with one white and one beige chair plus a black wall lamp above, beside blue DYTÅG curtains and hanging plants.

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