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Clever design allows subtle ways of defining zones, so rooms can be opened up or closed off as needed, making your space more versatile. Emily Rennie Design has noted the trend away from open-plan to broken-plan. “With the demands of every day modern life, especially new requirements such as working from home, it is important to have an adaptable space that can change to suit everything that life throws at you.” cast london adds a practical note: “Design your steel product before creating the opening for it to ensure the design is exactly how you would like it and everything else can be built around it.”
1. Crittall-style doors have replaced windows to define zones – dRaw Architecture.
2. An open plan wooden bookshelf painted in duck egg blue zones the kitchen from sitting room – Roundhouse.
3. This slated wooden screen allows light and offers an innovative, architecturally stylish solution – Granit Architecture + Interiors. Andrew Beasley Photography.
4. A panel of glass defines the role of each part of the space without dividing it – Fraser & Fraser.
5. This tucked away office has a pocket sprung door – Mascot. Photography @82mm.
6. Different floor levels break up this ground floor living area – Mascot. Photography @82mm.
7. Crittall-style metal doors help define yet open up the space between rooms – cast london.
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