Frosted glass room dividers are generally used as a modern way to spice up a room’s interior. Sliding doors, etched glass, decorative partitions and even different color ideas are used on the walls of the partitions for privacy or simply decoration. The average dimensions of a divider are 43 inches in length, 16 inches in depth, and 98 inches in height. The dimensions of starter or replacement frosted glass room dividers may vary, but they can typically be found at local retail stores in many sizes at varying price points.
Glass dividers can be made to order through many retailers, or special ordered from manufacturers. The average divider can be used in any room as a means of adding dimension and depth to a room or for privacy. For privacy, it’s best to use opaque colors on screens or use etched or frosted glass throughout the divider. This prevents the eye from seeing through glass or screens and therefore adds privacy. The room divider can be used in the center of a room, near a corner, or near a door. To cover up flaws in the walls or floors of an area, you can always place the splitters near these areas to draw attention to the splitter rather than the flaw.
If you are going to use a room divider in a light colored room, it is best to look at the other colors in your decor. If you have a lot of colors in your room decor, you should go for the color you see the least in the room to use as the base color for your divider. This will make the base color in the divider and the rarely seen color in the décor stand out and draw more attention. This also opens new doors in decorating, as you can always add wall coverings or curtains to bring out the new color. If you’re using the divider in a white, yellow, light blue, or even peach-colored room, it’s best to use a darker color to contrast the decor. Darker colors will also help add depth to a room and provide more privacy on opaque screens and panels.
If you’re going to use a room divider in a dark-colored room, use the color wheel to find a complementary color that matches the room’s décor. For blue rooms, it’s best to use orange tones to create a complementary color scheme. When using a divider in a red room, use a shade of green to match well and make the colors pop. For purple rooms of any shade, contrast with yellow tones, and for black rooms, white accents are always a classic choice. Regardless of the color scheme you choose, the choice is ultimately yours and since this is your home, it should be comfortable to be in.
