As we are all adapting to the new norm of isolation, we are spending a lot more time at home with our families. Our homes have become office, playground, school, gym, pub while, most importantly, remaining a loving family home.
Homes with an open-plan layout present difficulties, as families are now forced to share the same space for numerous activities. Finding a way to create multi-tasking, flexible spaces for your clients isn’t always easy – but small changes can make a huge difference, so read our guide below for ideas on how to maximise spaces for different family members, activities and moods.
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Freestanding open bookcases or shelving with no back can be great room dividers allowing light and sightlines to flow easily around the room. At HUX we can create bespoke free-standing furniture that perfectly complements your interior schemes while making the best possible use of the space available.
An entrance way through to a room can create the perfect opportunity to design a library wall, to house books and ornaments. Removing clutter and into a well organised wall can often be the first step to reorganising and re-zoning a space.
Curtains, partitions and sliding or folding doors are a great solution as they give great flexibility. For example, a sliding door, as shown here, can define the study area making it feel more intimate.
