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Enhance Your Asian Inspired Décor with Room Dividers - Room Dividers UK
It’s imperative to single out a style of room divider that will match your Asian-inspired décor. It not only enhances the looks but also adds uniqueness to it. For instance, if you are after a Zen-like feel, choose a style that’s simple, minimalistic yet bold enough not to be mistaken. Room Dividers UK based services can help you choose a perfect, decorative style for your Asian décor. They boast a wide range of simple Shoji screens. An Asian inspired room divider looks great in many places:
#1: Up against the Wall
There’s no finer way to use an Asian style room divider as a focal point than standing it up against the wall, particularly if your home has a long wall. It breaks up the wall giving it an eye-catching look. You may want to add something in front of the room divider such big plants if you plan to use the space as a little conversation area or better, get a Cherry Tree Shoji Screen.
#2: In a Bare Corner
To add interest in a bare, squared off corner, use folding oriental room dividers or screens. You’ll be amazed at how the entire room transforms. You’ll have a beautiful looking room that’s not all squared off. Best of all, space behind the room divider can act as a storage area.
#3: In [Your] Bedroom
So you don’t have an attractive headboard. Don’t whine about it get an Asian style room divider instead and make your bed a focal point. If you are decorating your entire bedroom, a room divider will come in handy, as long as you use it while flat [not folded] and slide it right behind the bed. It’ll give your bedroom an attractive look.
#4: In the Living Room
According to Room Dividers UK based services, you can create a room within a room using a room divider. If, for instance, you have a long living room you can make it into two separate areas by plunking the room divider right in the middle to section it off. So if you lack a dining area, get a room divider and create one. Be creative while at it. It’s the least you can do to spice up your Asian-inspired home décor.