For the past decade or so, the open layout has become the de facto style. Instead of homes having multiple smaller rooms, today’s homes are full of wide open spaces. All that openness has its benefits—light and brightness being chief among them.
But when you live in a small home like a studio or an apartment, an open layout can often mean there’s no real delineation of space, which can be a new design challenge.
You might not want to close off your space with walls, but maybe it’d be nice to have some clear sleeping, eating, working, and Netflixing zones?
Enter the room divider bookcase. Freestanding bookshelves and shelving units with cubbies are the perfect non-permanent way to divide a small space.
They create physical and visual separation while providing new storage surfaces for books and decor.
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