Cite: Enrique Tovar. "Movable Walls: The Transformative Effect of Retractable and Folding Partitions" 04 Apr 2024. ArchDaily.

Open-plan homes have never been more popular. Today, the idea of scaling back, paring down, and finding happiness in a smaller space is common. Whether you’re making one bedroom into two or looking ...

5. Plants and Green Walls Using plants as dividers is a fresh and eco-friendly approach. Tall plants like fiddle-leaf figs, bamboo, or snake plants can create a natural partition.

We like to call it the wood slat partition. All it is: a row of wood boards that extend from floor to ceiling, mimicking a wall, but with gaps of space every couple of inches.

London-based designer Philippe Malouin exhibited a series of 13 experimental room dividers inside the historic interiors of WeWork Bryant Park, a 1902 building by New York architects York & Sawyer.

Room dividers have an old, luxurious origin story: They were created for use in the palaces of ancient Chinese royalty. Some of the earliest room dividers have been dated back to 200 BCE.

The KLEIN SLID Sliding System creates movable wooden walls in an innovative and sustainable housing project, for versatile living spaces.