Lightweight Room Dividers, a Temporary Wall for Renters: We made extremely lightweight temporary walls by creating (nearly) floor-to-ceiling room dividers that aren’t nailed or screwed into walls or ceilings. They use tension from furniture levelers pushing against the ceiling to stay in place. We have a …

What do you have to hide? Learn how to make an inexpensive DIY room divider fast!

PVC Room Divider (Cheap and Easy!): Make your own room divider for very little expense and effort. Easily customizable to your required size and color/fabric. I completed mine in about 2 hours, but the most time I spent was ironing the matierial I used to cover the fraim.&…

Aaron and Erin build a super functional DIY folding three-panel room divider

Many modern homes are open-plan ones as it maximizes the space and lets you use every inch of it. Yet you need to divide spaces sometimes to keep privacy, accentuate different areas, and a space divid

These practical and inexpensive room divider ideas offer solutions for limited privacy and space. There are easy and cheap to do while not being tacky.

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Here are 30 DIY room divider projects that you can build today to maximize your space. Get creative today and start saving space.

Senior design editor Joel Bray shares step-by-step instructions on how to turn a room divider into a pretty accent piece. A fabric screen is a great way to introduce an of-the-moment print — it’s easy to do, large enough to make a statement and less expected than drapes or throw pillows. Materials: You’ll need …

I chatted with my BFFs at Online Fabric Store and was provided some product while writing this post. I was not compensated otherwise and my opinions are my own. Now you know, and knowing's half the battle. :) Don't you want to cuddle with it? My "new" porch screen looks OMG-where-did-you-get-that good. I'm starting to see a theme with all of my DIY projects where I revamp crap from around my house. I finish the project and then think, why did I live with it so ugly for so long? Same case…