Standing 65.94 inches high and stretching 38.98 inches when opened, this three-panel screen creates separation in a room without construction. Flat bamboo strips are woven like basketry, so light filters through the surface instead of stopping at it, which keeps a divided space from feeling boxed in.
Wide flat strips of bamboo cross over one another in a basket weave, producing a textured surface with visible gaps that let light and air pass. The effect is airy rather than solid, suiting boho, coastal and eclectic rooms where natural fiber, rattan and linen are already part of the mix.
Three sturdy doors are joined by six hinges, which allows the screen to be angled into a zigzag that stands on its own or folded nearly flat against a wall. Angling the panels also changes how much is hidden, so the same screen can shield a corner or simply mark a boundary.
Each panel is only 0.47 inches deep, so the folded screen slides behind a door or a wardrobe when the room reverts to its usual layout. That slimness is what lets it serve as a dressing screen in a bedroom one week and a decorative backdrop behind a chair the next.
Six magnetic pieces, four hinges and two handles, that give a plain steel garage door a carriage-door look.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
