20 trendy decorating ideas to adopt it

Screen Decoration
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What style of screen should you adopt?

The screen made up of solid rectangular panels, often made of canvas, has the advantage of completely protecting from view. This model, generally enhanced with an XXL pattern, is also supposed to be decorative. However, it tends to be a bit outdated!

A Screen That Plays With Proportions A Screen That Plays With Proportions
© Kann Design

To adopt the rectangular format, we opt for a screen with panels that play with proportions. And to stick to 2024 decorating trends, we forget the printed canvas, and we prefer a screen that gives pride of place to materials. Natural materials are of course first and foremost preferred. Wood and cane therefore remain safe values!

A Screen With a Rounded DesignA Screen With a Rounded Design
© Saudara Collections

This season, we are above all looking to integrate curves into interior decoration, and the screen is in tune with it. Arch-shaped panels are a nice choice.

Oval Panels Oval Panels
© Nordal

From carpet to mirror, the oval shape promises to be essential this year. Unsurprisingly, we find it on the panels of the trendy screen.

An Asymmetrical Screen An Asymmetrical Screen
© Bloomingville

Organic shapes or strict lines: this year again, we are happy to fall for the screen with an asymmetrical design.

The Openwork Screen In A Small Space The Openwork Screen In A Small Space
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The primary function of the screen is to partition the room and provide a certain amount of privacy. Over time, however, it has evolved to adapt to our way of life. In a small space, we always adopt the screen to structure the space, while ensuring that light passes through. We therefore adopt the openwork model.

An Architectural Screen An Architectural Screen
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Far from being confined to a purely practical function, the openwork screen can display architectural lines and transform into a real decorative object, capable of bringing a real note of originality to your interior.

How to optimize space using a screen?

If it can be 100% decorative, the screen is also quite clever for optimizing space. Because if we use it first to partition, it can assume many other functions! The screen is characterized by its large panels, which can be used.

  Accessorize the Screen   Accessorize the Screen
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The simplest option is to accessorize the screen with hanging storage.

The Screen With Mirrors To Boost The Light The Screen With Mirrors To Boost The Light
© Kam Cé Kam

The screen panels are also a perfect location to install a mirror: a smart option to boost the brightness and enlarge the space! It’s also a great way to have a full-length mirror in the bedroom or living room.

A Towel Rack ScreenA Towel Rack Screen
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The openwork screen can also serve as a towel rack in the bathroom, or even as a valet.

A Screen With Shelves A Screen With Shelves
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The screen can easily be accessorized with shelves of varying sizes – to the point of becoming a real little extra bookcase.

The Screen, Minimalist Extra Furniture The Screen, Minimalist Extra Furniture
© Kave Home

In a minimalist version, the screen even constitutes an alternative to classic furniture in a small entrance or a very small bathroom.

Where to install the screen?

The screen is the classic solution to benefit from a certain privacy. It is therefore commonly used to separate the living room from the dining room, or to isolate the bed in a studio. But these are far from the only options!

  The Screen for a Peaceful Office Corner   The Screen for a Peaceful Office Corner
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The screen is a good way to create an office area in the living room in which it is pleasant to work.

Exploiting a Lost Angle Exploiting a Lost Angle
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The screen is not exclusively intended to separate two spaces: it also finds its place in a lost corner, which it allows you to exploit.

A Screen In Front Of The Window Or Bay Window A Screen In Front Of The Window Or Bay Window
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The screen acts as a privacy screen when installed in front of the window or bay window. If you are not overlooked, opt for a pretty openwork model, which will create an intimate atmosphere without depriving you of the view.

15 The Mirror Screen Facing the Window Chloé 15 The Mirror Screen Facing the Window Chloé
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So that it is perfectly highlighted and lets the light sparkle, consider installing the screen with a mirror facing the window.

Adopt the screen in your interior: 5 models to shop

Solid or openwork screen, simple or accessorized: choose your side!

Edwige screen Edwige screen
© Blomkål

Spotted at Blomkål, the Edwige screen is made of birch plywood and raffia. With its very natural Scandinavian look, it fits easily into any interior. If its design is typically Nordic, this top trendy model is indeed made in France.

LalitaLalita
© Kave Home

With Lalita, Kave Home twists the black rattan and cane screen by adding a round mirror: a detail which gives it great originality.

Screen In Ash Wood And RopeScreen In Ash Wood And Rope
© Maisons Du Monde

Made from ash wood and ropes, this Maisons du Monde screen is an elegant alternative to the carved wood or bamboo screen in an ethnic decor. Very versatile, it brings a touch of softness to a minimalist contemporary interior.

Natural Oak Screen Natural Oak Screen
© HÜbsch

Need to create a new room within the room? Fall for the Hübsch natural oak screen. Able to adapt to all interiors, it partitions perfectly – without closing.

Napy Napy
© Goal

Spotted at But, the Napy wooden screen is one of the lowest prices on the market. It nevertheless benefits from a top trendy natural look!


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