Meet our sliding wall divider Facet

It performs the same function as a curtain, but it looks way more stylish. It offers privacy at times, while keeping the open character of your space. You can also change the position of the screen if you want to close off a different area. Just slide the sliding wall divider to the desired spot.

Flexibility in open spaces

Open architecture is not just a trend. It gives the feeling you have plenty of space around you. Still every home needs a space where you can relax without being distracted by what is going on around you. To solve this problem, you can build separate rooms, but then you will lose the whole effect of an open plan. This is why a screen like this sliding wall divider is perfect to obtain a maximum flexibility. The ideal solution should fulfill the need for adjustable seclusion from the rest of the space, while being aesthetically pleasing and creating a welcome atmosphere.

This is exactly the reason why we have developed our room divider Facet. We wanted to create something where form is just as important as function. We even went one step further: we designed it in such a way that it could be modified to meet individual needs. Every facet element can rotate which means that you can adjust the amount that can be seen through the screen. Its customizability makes it perfect for any space, from a design office environment to modern living rooms.

Some people like a more secluded space to be able to relax, while others like to have more contact with the outside. The amount of privacy is all up to you – just move the sliding wall divider along the rail or flip around the facet elements of your choice to create a more open or closed screen.

This particular sliding wall divider is installed in a beautiful countryside villa in the area of Berlin. The divider can either be used to cover the concrete wall, or slide to the right in front of the entrance to offer more privacy.

Project: Sliding Wall Divider
Location: Berlin, Germany
Client: Residential
Photography: Bloomming