One of the design variants that can help us change the look of our home is the use of irregular or mid-rise walls that do not reach the ceiling.
For example, when we have little space or we have a small house, the use of this type of wall is one of the most useful options to give greater visual amplitude. These types of walls are perfect to separate the kitchen from the dining room or the living room without becoming an open-plan or loft-style kitchen. And if we do not want odors to come out, we can place a glass panel, in this way the space will seem larger and the two rooms will be well defined and closed.
It is also a perfect option to separate the dining area and the living room, and also can serve as a shelf to place small decorative elements, and at the same time it provides us with another area at home to install light points, plugs and antenna or telephone sockets that we so often miss with new technologies.
Another option is to use walls that do not reach the ceiling or side wallsInstead, they are separated from the ceiling by a few centimeters, they function as room dividers perfectly without closing the entire space, allowing light to enter. They can be used, for example, to place the bathroom sinks separate from the rest of the toilets, place the television, a fireplace that connects two rooms, separate the dressing room from the bedroom or to place a bookcase in any area of the house. These types of walls are advisable in spacious rooms as they cut the space quite a bit and delimit areas. But they are a perfect option for modern decorations where light and spaciousness prevail where you want to avoid small and dark rooms.
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