Urban houses are very small, so modern home design pays attention to details, how to meet different living needs in a limited space, while maintaining visual space comfort.

Changing partitions usually takes a long time and requires a high budget. Therefore, it is a common practice in recent years to separate different living spaces through customized tatami and partition designs. Firstly, the installation is quick and does not cause dust. Secondly, It can also be more flexible to meet the needs of the homeowner.

As the saying goes, “The devil is hidden in the details.” When designing customized partitions and tatami mats in the living room, as long as you pay attention to some details, you will find that the practicality of the space is greatly improved.

Electric lift table to greet 35 friends

Sometimes you want to invite friends to your home for a party, but you may worry that there is not enough space to sit and the dining table is not big enough. In fact, as long as an electric lift table is installed on the tatami in the living room, all the above problems can be solved. Guests can sit directly on the tatami to eat and chat without worrying that there are not enough chairs at home.

After the electric lift table is stowed away, it fits perfectly with the tatami, forming a spacious floor space for entertaining a few friends.

Lockable partition sliding door

If you treat the cubicle as a guest room, and occasionally guests come to spend the night, you can lock the sliding door of the cubicle for more privacy. If the cubicle is used as a nanny’s room, the nanny can lock the room if she needs to change clothes, and can change clothes without going to the bathroom. If the cubicle is used as a utility room, it can also be locked to prevent children from accidentally walking in and causing danger.

The sliding doors on both sides have independent door locks. You can lock only one side or both sides.

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Double movable breathable window

The partition walls and loft beds have movable windows that can be opened or closed according to different scenes to achieve a balance between ventilation and privacy.

For example, when moving around in the living room, you can open all the sliding doors and movable ventilation windows to make the living room more ventilated, or allow the cold air in the compartment to blow into the living room. When returning to the cubicle to rest, you can close the breathable window on the partition wall and open the breathable window on the upper bunk, which can isolate the sound from the living room and provide a comfortable resting space.

The movable breathable windows are designed with frosted glass to let in soft light without allowing the outside world to completely see what is going on in the cubicle.

Large wardrobe underneath the loft bed

The loft bed in the compartment has a sliding door wardrobe with a large capacity on the lower floor, which can store suitcases and large storage boxes.

The movable ladder can be moved at will, making it easy to access and store large items in the closet.

Borrow space for refrigerator storage

If you want to make good use of space in a small unit, you can use the corner of the room to form a recess and place large cabinets such as refrigerators or shoe cabinets. Take advantage of the staggered placement of front and rear to strive for the most reasonable walkways and activity space.

Borrowing space in the corner of the partition to store the refrigerator will not block the window in the partition, nor will it hinder the use of the sliding door wardrobe, and at the same time gain more space for activities in the living room.

If you also want to customize the living room tatami or partition system cabinet, you are welcome to contact our furniture salesperson at any time.

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