Top tips for Zoning Interior spaces
1. Rugs are a great way to zone a space
2. Use different flooring options
3. Clever placement of furniture to divide spaces
4. The use of different lighting
5. The use of Colour
We are going to especially look at zoning a space with the use of colour and where can we do this.
Where can you Zone spaces using colour?
Zone an Open Plan Kitchen, Living & Dining Space
Zoning a space with colour is a clever way to identify separate areas particularly in an open plan room that may have three spaces that have multiple roles such as a kitchen, dining and living space. Placing a deep colour on the ceiling which is considered the fifth wall is a great way to give a dining space identity. Differentiate the kitchen through the use of dark colours on the kitchen units, the same colour could be carried through to anchor a wall or a built-in TV unit in the living space or could be the colour of the sofa. This can be carried through to the dining room space to by highlight the same colours carried through from the kitchen units to the dining room chairs.
Zone a Kid’s Bedroom for homework & play
When a space needs to serve two purposes, such as the child’s bedroom, homework and play zone, splitting the space with different colours is a clever solution. Bright Skies is just the right colour for inspiring focus and concentration while using a muted mustard is perfect for play. A dividing line in vibrant colour adds an additional highlight between the two spaces.