There are many benefits to employing partitions in the arrangement of open plan homes and offices, yet tall privacy screens can come with drawbacks that include the creation of shadows while blocking of light.
Through the KW2 Room Divider, Léon Wohlhage Wernik demonstrates a recognition of this problem, all the more intensified in what is evidently an impermeable opaque surface. While no adjustments can be made to allow sunlight to pass through them, the objects have been installed with a row of LED lights that restore brightness to both sides.
The space separators are freestanding walls that balance against their own curving foundations. The wool felt SchneiderSchram KW2 Room Divider is an effective partition that absorbs acoustics and comes in 15 colors.
Photo Credits: Architonic
What's Driving This Trend
- Led-enhanced Partitions
- The KW2 Room Divider demonstrates the innovative use of LED lights to brighten up spaces and overcome the shadowing effect of tall privacy screens.
- Curved Freestanding Partitions
- The KW2 Room Divider's design highlights the trend of curved freestanding walls that offer both functionality and aesthetic appeal in open plan spaces.
- Acoustic Absorbing Partitions
- The wool felt SchneiderSchram KW2 Room Divider taps into the growing trend of using partitions that not only divide spaces but also absorb acoustics for improved sound quality.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- In the field of interior design, there is an opportunity for disruptive innovation by integrating LED lights into partition designs to enhance the overall ambiance of spaces.
- Architecture
- Architects can explore the trend of curved freestanding partitions to create visually appealing and functional spaces that embrace open plan designs.
- Acoustics Engineering
- Acoustic engineers can capitalize on the need for partitions that not only divide spaces but also improve sound quality by developing innovative materials and designs like the SchneiderSchram KW2 Room Divider.
