Decorative Screens Panels
Wish to divide a room, or section of your outdoor area? Then these decorative panel screens will do the trick. See through and attractive, they are more for form than function, but still give the illusion of area division. They work indoors as well as outdoors, and can be straight paneled or accordian style for a more Japanese aesthetic. And the styles are too numerous to count.
Grid Indoor Decorative Screen Panel
$102.99 $122.99
Grid Indoor Decorative Screen Panel
World Menagerie
$102.99 $122.99
Perfect For: Modern homes
What We Like: Easily transportable
What We Don’t Like: Grid pattern only on one side
Available in black, cherry, or natural, this screen panel is good for a lower budget due to it costing under $150. Crafted from solid and manufactured wood, the panels themselves are made with rice paper panels and designed to achieve a semi-opaque finish. The grid paneling is neat and uniform for a contemporary look. Designed to be free-standing, it comes with four panels that can be folded in for storage.
Designer Advice:
This panel would be a great choice for a bedroom or study due to its stylish look. The four panels are also wide enough to section a work-from-home area off so you can separate your working and relaxing spaces.
What Users Say:
It's by far the best product I've ever purchased. It looks even better in person. It's of great quality. Highly recommend.
Decorative wall screens with intricate designs
$26.99 $41.32
Decorative wall screens with intricate designs
Barrette Outdoor Living
$26.99 $41.32
Another strategic spot to place your screen panels is your patio.
Whether that’s in-between two columns or behind your seating area, adding a decorative wall screen will create a more intimate place that’s perfect to catch up with friends and family.
Decorative wall screens
$59.99 $69.99
Decorative wall screens
VIMA
$59.99 $69.99
Plot twist: screen panels can be hung directly on the wall, too! In fact, wall screens panels are an extremely creative way of decorating a bare section of your room or introducing a visually interesting focal point.
Three identical panels in a row seems to be the perfect number for a cohesive feel, or you can consider choosing them in descending order, too.
Outdoor decorative screen panels
$88.04 $86.21
Outdoor decorative screen panels
Enclo
$88.04 $86.21
Screen panels aren’t just for your rooms! You can use outdoor decorative screen panels to create separate sections in your garden or even to protect the spot where you’ve decided to grow a few flowers or plants.
Just be sure to look for weather-resistant materials like vinyl, powder-coated wrought iron, or treated wood.
Larger decorative outdoor screen panels
$72.93 $115
Larger decorative outdoor screen panels
Suncast
$72.93 $115
Perhaps you’re tired of your neighbor snooping around whenever you have friends over? Could do with some privacy since the hedges separating you from the rest of the world are a bit too short?
Just find some longer and taller outdoor screen panels and you’ll never have to worry about them again!
Geometric Small Decorative Screen Panel
Geometric Small Decorative Screen Panel
Veradek
Perfect For: Patios
What We Like: Included stand
This panel is made from sturdy Corten steel and features a warm orange-brown finish. Designed to be used both indoors and outdoors, it is UV resistant, weather resistant, and can tolerate from -30 to +50 degrees. The chic geometric pattern is modern and will create a cool shadowed look on a sunny day. Though this panel comes with a stand, its narrower size means it’s ideal for smaller spaces.
Designer Advice:
A versatile investment, this panel screen would look amazing on a sun-dappled patio. As it has a brown-orange finish, it would look gorgeous with Mediterranean-style colors like terracotta and beige. Pair with rattan furniture in honey brown for a boho look.
What Users Say:
Cool design. Adds just the right amount of privacy to my back patio. Casts a great shadow when the sun streams through it.
Hanging decorative screen panels
Hanging decorative screen panels
AMIPOS
Yes, you can hang wall screen panels as decorative elements, but did you know that you could also do so… on the ceiling?
Placing some hanging screens is a popular way of dividing two sections of the same room, and especially to separate your dining area from your living space in open-floor concepts.
Minimalist indoor decorative screens
Minimalist indoor decorative screens
Decorative screen panels don’t necessarily need to be bursting with colors and prints. If you prefer the simplicity of minimalist interiors, you can easily find more streamlined models, too.
These are perfect to inspire a conscious, clutter-free effect while still allowing you to showcase your decorative flair by choosing a unique pattern.
Metal screen panels
Metal screen panels
Looking for a way of dividing your room while making a statement rather than to ensure some privacy? Worried that a thick screen panel will make your small room feel even more cramped?
Then metal screen panels can be a fantastic option for you: see-through, with simpler or more decorative lines, and with different finishes to choose from.
Indoor decorative screen panel with a natural feel
Indoor decorative screen panel with a natural feel
If you’re already set on wood but wish to take the natural element to the next level, how about an indoor decorative screen made to look like… actual branches?
This is particularly perfect in interiors inspired by nature, such as rustic, farmhouse, or Scandinavian styles.
Decorative screen indoor for some coastal vibes
Decorative screen indoor for some coastal vibes
Is your home so coastal that it almost looks like a charming beach hut? Then ride the wave by introducing an indoor screen that reinforces this feeling.
Whether that’s by including some exotic scenery, motifs like palm trees, or surf-related imagery, there are lots of different beachy screens out there, so you can really focus on what ‘coastal’ truly means to you.
Artistic decor screen panels
Artistic decor screen panels
Think of your decorative screen panel as a large canvas… except that, instead of being on the wall, it’ll be even more noticeable in the middle of your room.
What type of landscape would make you feel more relaxed whenever looking at it? Whether that’s a coastal scene, a city, or something else entirely, the chances are that there’s already a decor screen panel depicting it out there.
Upholstered decorative screen panels
Upholstered decorative screen panels
Upholstery is another handy and lightweight option for your decorative screen panels, especially if you’re planning on moving them every once in a while.
Plus, because you can find them with all kinds of prints and patterns, upholstered decorative screen panels usually offer the most choices: especially handy if you don’t like compromising.
Decorative screen panels indoor for some privacy
Decorative screen panels indoor for some privacy
If, on the other hand, you’re looking to section off an area more markedly, opaque decorative screen panels are a wiser choice. And the best thing? There are so many different decorative options to choose from!
For a cohesive result, however, we recommend sticking to your room’s palette and interior style (for example, extremely ornate decorative window screens would look terribly out of place in a minimalist setting).
Wooden screen panels
Wooden screen panels
Decorative screens panels made of wood are some of the most versatile options, as it’ll be a breeze to match them to your existing decor and furniture.
Just be sure to find the right finish for them so that they actually complement your other pieces.
Decorative screening with shelves
Decorative screening with shelves
VIVOHOME
Surprise, surprise: decorative screen panels can be functional in yet another way.
When you opt for a model that includes small shelves, you obtain both some extra storage space and the perfect spot to showcase your favorite items.
How charming would it be to use it for everything you need to entertain your guests, from magazines to cups?
Japanese decorative screening panels
Japanese decorative screening panels
Let’s face it: timeless Japanese panels will never lose their charm!
Choosing a streamlined frame and thin, monochrome jute that allows the light to filter through is one of the most sophisticated and elegant options out there. Perfect to add a Zen touch, too.
Buying Guide
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Even the most renowned architects are in awe with decorative panel screens. What's the best decorative panel screen for your space? Keep on reading as we've prepared a guide that'll help you pick out the best one for your home.
The history of decorative panel screens dates back to the mid-600s. China was the first country to use decorative panel screens to have more surfaces to paint on and to create privacy. During the early 1950s, the country has seen a strong revival of these privacy screens in both commercial and residential architecture. As of today, we're enjoying another revival that features traditional designs implemented using contemporary materials and styles. Screens are being used as architectural elements, pieces of furniture, decorative objects, and works of art.
Before you even check for your options online, be clear on what you're trying to screen. Would it be acoustic or visual? We suggest you list down what you require out of your decorative panel screen like noise reduction, the ability to enhance your lounge suit, screen view, and more. Most manufacturers of decorative panel screens have in-house interior designers. They will help you find the right products to ensure that all your requirements are taken care of.
If you're not planning to add a decorative panel screen to your entry space, you might consider using one in the area as it can provide privacy which is needed in poorly designed homes. By adding a decorative screen, your home's private areas will be protected or screened from direct view. What we love about this is the fact that it can improve a home's feng shui and frame an entry space.
A decorative panel screen is considered a sculptural piece and there are many concepts and graphic styles that you can choose from. It can be styled in a personal way too. There are even those that have family portraits laser-cut into their design. If you don't want one that's customized, don't worry as you can select from pre-made decorative panel screens.
Today's material styles and options vary. In fact, seeing modern materials used to create traditional concepts can astonish even jaded hearts. The contemporary materials we are talking about include medium density fiberboard (MDF), weathered steel, plastic, and metal. Our favorite is weathered steel as it looks absolutely stunning inside residential spaces.
To choose the best material for your decorative panel screen, think about the material's required maintenance. MDF, for example, is highly absorbent which means it can't be placed in an environment that's rich in moisture or else it'll get damaged.
If you want your decorative panel screen to last a long time, then you'd want to check acrylics and stainless steel. They are durable but they're very expensive. An economical product is MDF, but it's more difficult to maintain.
If you’ve made the important decision of adding one into your home, remember the points we've discussed and we're confident that you'll be successful in your endeavor.
