The Barcelona-based design studio 'Nook Architects' recently updated a family residence by adding a series of mesh partitions. Open-plan homes have become highly desirable in recent years and as a result, many architects have looked for creative ways to divide different spaces. These chic mesh dividers help separate the home without closing off different sections.
The 'Juno's House' project began as an effort to give an older Barcelona home a modern upgrade. However, the home's poor construction meant that it could no longer function as a conventional two-level home. In order to make the space work for the residents, the architects created an open interior with staggered levels throughout. These levels are separated by staircases and mesh partitions that allow light to flood the space.
This home demonstrates how mesh can be used to create separate spaces, while still maintaining an open-concept design.
Modern Mesh Room Dividers
This Open-Plan Home is Separated by Various Mesh Partitions
Trend Themes
1. Mesh Partition Trend - Designers are creatively using mesh partitions to create separate spaces in open-plan homes.
2. Open-concept Design Trend - More architects are adopting open-concept design, which provides opportunities to creatively separate spaces.
3. Staggered Levels Trend - Creating staggered levels in home architecture has become a popular design trend.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture Industry - Architects can use mesh partitions and staggered levels to create unique and modern designs for homes and buildings.
2. Furniture Industry - Designers in the furniture industry can capitalize on the mesh partition trend by creating stylish and functional dividers.
3. Real Estate Industry - Open-concept homes with unique and functional designs can be a selling point for the real estate industry, especially in urban areas where space is limited.