Prices go higher based on the construction and size, with six-paneled options (unsurprisingly) costing more than three-paneled models. Room dividers aren't cheap, and you should expect to spend at least $50 on a free-standing one-although most are closer to $100. Many options today are upholstered in colorful fabrics, or finished in trendy materials like rattan. If you're just looking for something decorative, you have more flexibility to choose a divider for its aesthetics. There are also storage room dividers, including ones with built-in shelves and others that double as bookcases, that offer even more functionality for tiny spaces. If you live in a studio apartment, a room divider can change the entire flow of your space, giving you distinct areas instead of one open room. If you're trying to designate different areas in your home or you need a divider for privacy, there are options that go up to eight panels wide. If you're looking for something that's more decorative, a smaller three-panel divider is probably all you need. Most modern room dividers measure just under six feet tall, but lengths vary depending on the number of panels and their individual widths. The first order of business is to identify the right size divider for your space. If you're looking for something similar that's more affordable, we recommend the Cecilia Rattan Folding Room Divider ( view at Wayfair), which comes in four different colors and panel configurations. Overall, we recommend the Esright Bamboo Room Divider ( view at Amazon) for its durable, stylish construction and relatively low price. The Spruce Home Improvement Review Board.
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