Wall partitions design from Oliver Rohde

Whether you just wish to create more private or have an open floorplan, cosy spaces in your home the right room divider can make all of the difference. The photographs in this post go well beyond a folding screen and instead use everything from shrubbery to nautical rope to drapes to make amazing, unique spaces.
These luxury beaded drapes would never be located in a dorm.

No one said a room divider had to be dreary. This pink lavish burrow causes it to be a little more interesting for kids to share a room.

A room as well as way too many walls can feel cramps and small, but not enough and distractions abound. This half wall with beams and a beaded drape lets in plenty of light and air while still keeping the office area removed from the remaining part of the house.

Translucent walls divide a contemporary family room with a Japanese flair and a concrete hallway.

An even more perpendicular option, with built in planters, this wall is part room divider, component garden.

An entire room is truly hidden by this astonishing room divider away. Just fold in the wall and make a perfect cozy reading nook. Fold it away for slumber without distraction.

Custom made mirrors
The elegant appearance makes up for it, although a bit less privacy is possible with these wooden slat sliding doors.

Installing a whole wall isn't constantly a choice. This large panel only affixes in several areas, making removal and setup simple. It also provides perfect place to display art, as you are able to view.

Sliding glass doors don’t give lots of solitude, but they do give a great deal of sophistication that is modern.

Small and simple bathroom designs from Oliver Rohde

Maximize Natural Light

Optimize the perceived size of a tiny bathroom by sharing space in the outside with the indoors. Here, a large window provides access to beautiful, private views. Two big mirrors hung on opposite walls help the little bathroom and reflect the outdoor view feel airy and open.

Create Drama

Play for immediate impact with textures and colours. This miniature powder room benefits from storage that is streamlined and a neutral color scheme. The tiled floor, featuring stones of varying sizes and colours, adds exceptional texture underfoot. A wooden mirror frame is a beautiful, nature-inspired focal point over the dressing table that is small.

Add Little Luxuries

A bathroom needs to be purposeful. But no matter the size, there is always room for special touches to produce enjoyment and character. This little toilet loves plentiful storage, thanks to built-in cabinetry plus a recessed wall recess (not revealed). Here, a tiny bench located alongside the shower gives convenient stowaway space for soaps and towels along with a place to take a seat.

Store with Style

Storage has two alternatives: on display or put away. A small bathroom has really little room for error in regards to litter, so making purposeful choices is essential. Here, soaps and bath towels folded in dishes that were white.

Custom bathroom doors

Find the Right Size

Occasionally a little footprint dictates design choices. And proportion and scale are variables that are crucial when working in a tiny space similar to this one. A tiny vanity is the perfect (and only) fit in this powder room. A classic- container sink and style faucet ensure the limited counter space stays mess-free.

Streamlined Style

Take advantage of a room that is small by streamlining: Create the space to be elongated by long, interrupted lines. This toilet could possibly be narrow but it is certainly big on design. A part of its allure comes from your clean lines of the dual console sinks and dressing tables that are open. With little countertop area, there's less chance to create clutter, or so the room is more inclined to stay tidy and neat.

Retain Views

An interrupted perspective is vital to making a small space feel open and asking. Here, a glass environment from feeling cramped and dark prevents the shower. The line of sight remains uninterrupted, both from inside and outside the shower.

Keep It Simple

Straightforward lines. Basic colours as well as designs. Sparse furnishings. These design ideas can make all the difference when trying to visually enlarge a little space. This streamlined bathroom is a study in fashionable contrasts. While the clean, uninterrupted lines and rich colour of the vanity help anchor the space a neutral color scheme provides a soothing backdrop.

Small bathroom designs with walk in shower from Oliver Rohde

Delight the Eye

Even the lowest bathroom can accommodate fashion that is bounteous. Though diminutive in dimension, this walk in shower makes an impact thanks to tiled inside and its marble door frame, which are highlighted by charcoal walls. Toilet floor tiles replicate in the shower to visually link the two places.

Get Creative

Before you happen to be in a position to fit in each one of your desired amenities, rethink toilet space that is available. A tub is tucked by this little bathroom layout involving the windowed wall and also a compact walk-in shower; the bath stretches outside bathing experience to supply a complete- on the other side of the shower.

Reach Beneath

Design a walk-in shower that takes advantage of the architectural oddities of your little toilet. Tucking a shower beneath an eave let these homeowners to fit a walk-in shower near light-encouraging windows inside their little toilet. Another edge: an interior wall that accommodates another dressing table was created by Adding the shower.

Full glass shower enclosure

Invite in Light

Place your walk-in shower near a window or beneath a skylight so you can bask in sunbeams or gaze upon twinkling stars. This walkin shower boasts a glass door that permit natural light to stream in and from the shower along with a clerestory window. Because of its positioning, the shower becomes another room that really doesn't clutter up the sight lines of the little toilet or impede traffic flow.

Be Space-Savvy

Expand a little bathroom's utility by designing a walk in shower that provides a solid wall or walls for setting baths or dressing tables. Ostensibly an extension of the bathroom's plank-clad walls, this knee wall adapts a dressing table that is shallow having a mirrored door. White painted walls, the glass enclosure and tiled walls of the shower, and reflective surfaces support light to go throughout the space, causing the tiny bathroom to appear more roomy.

Go Long

Align bathing and showering stations on the longest wall of a small toilet. A common palette of stuff as well as shades furthers the link between the shower and tub.

Tailor to Suit

Consider other bathroom conveniences when making way for a walk-in shower. Dressed with a simple glass door, this walk-in shower gives a solid wall for showcasing a freestanding tub. A transom window works with all the door to carry light from nearby windows into the shower's interior.

Adapt and Adjust

Furnish your little toilet with base sinks or downsized vanities to open up space for a walk-in shower.

Fashion a Focal Point

Add a walk-in shower that improves the utility and beauty of a tiny toilet.

Blur the Lines

A walk in shower that blends into the backdrop. Though the seamless glass enclosure of this shower is visible, it fades in importance, thanks to brilliantly hued wainscoting that envelops the lower walls of the toilet. The shower appears with its surroundings at one rather than as another room.

Interior staircase railing designs from Oliver Rohde

Smartly Synced

This entrance stairs and railings stay in step with the dwelling's Victorian origins. Paneled posts stained to match the handrails and stairs trim add a feeling of importance. White balusters link nicely with the house's architecturally critical woodwork and keep the look vibrant.

Handsome Harmonies

Whether made from iron or carved from wood, custom stair railings add formal stairways and a grand finish. This stairway's soaring paneled wall inspired the substantial forms and finish that was unbiased of the stair railing. Stair posts with carved details balance the substantial carved balusters and handrail that is broad of the railing.

Shipshape Silhouette

Modern houses gain from stair railings and staircases that sport sharp, clean lines. You won't find a more streamlined railing than this construction built of cheap lumber stained dark grey. The railing's short length needs only two posts to support its bridge from the beginning stair to the top wall. Without detracting from the minimalist appearance, security is ensured by plexiglass installed involving the railing along with the stairs.

Theatrical Installation

As they ascend from landing, together with the stairs, this steel balustrade bends with all the design of a ship's rails. Horizontally set balusters going beyond the posts add dimension that is artistic, perfectly in sync with the getting shape in the stairway.

Traditional Turn

Formal foyers call for refined stairs equipped with delicately detailed stair railings. The handrail wrappings to the right (a right hand volute in stair speak) to the stairs's first step and is supported by balusters and a black newel post that adds weight to the stairway's entry point.

Curvaceous Climb

Without blocking incoming light or views of the arched window found behind the stairs intricately detailed iron railings garner attention. Rising from a white base, stair railings that are dark undulate up to underscore the stately architecture in the stairway and turn at the beginning steps.

Pleasing and Practical

Stair railings ought to be hardy constructions that guarantee safe journeys. This charming layout has every step and possible peril covered. Stair railings offer handholds from step one to the landing, which is enclosed with a lattice-paneled railing that gives way into a white-painted handrail mounted on brackets fastened to wall studs.

Frameless glass railing

Detailed Design

Following the curves of a spiraling stairs, this railing combines plain steel balusters, high -shine wooden handrails, and black iron newel posts. Notice how the balusters extend to fit into mounts, which add jewelrylike sparkle that operates with the stair railings to reinforce the contour in the stairs.

Progressive Passage

The horizontal lines of this stair railing enhance (and safely enclose) a floating stairway ascending behind a kitchen's helping space. Accessible a variety of metals and finishes, these clean-lined stair railings instantaneously confirm contemporary nature.