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Vintage Vase by Josef Hospodka for Chribsa Glas 1950s

Vintage Vase by Josef Hospodka for Chribsa Glas 1950s

€350
Bid from €315
French Vallauris ceramics

French Vallauris ceramics

€35
Anne Nilsson design vase - Diabolo - Blue

Anne Nilsson design vase - Diabolo - Blue

€99
Bid from €75
Pair of vintage light yellow earthenware vases Niels Thorsonn Aluminia Royal Copenhagen, 1950

Pair of vintage light yellow earthenware vases Niels Thorsonn Aluminia Royal Copenhagen, 1950

€695
Bid from €625.50
Vintage Fenice Murano Zanfirico Glass Vase by Vetreria La Fenice, Italy 1960s

Vintage Fenice Murano Zanfirico Glass Vase by Vetreria La Fenice, Italy 1960s

€230
Bid from €207
Pair of vintage art deco vases by Keramis-Charles Catteau, 1950

Pair of vintage art deco vases by Keramis-Charles Catteau, 1950

€950
Bid from €855
Vintage Glass vase by E. Eisch, Germany 1970s

Vintage Glass vase by E. Eisch, Germany 1970s

€120
Bid from €108
Vintage Art Deco glass bowl by André Delatte Nancy, 1930

Vintage Art Deco glass bowl by André Delatte Nancy, 1930

€450
Bid from €405
Vintage Art Deco screen by Jomain Baumann for Melun Paris, 1940

Vintage Art Deco screen by Jomain Baumann for Melun Paris, 1940

€2,500
Bid from €2,250
West Germany vase
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West Germany vase

€120€79
Bid from €28
Vintage Baca earthenware vases and bowl by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark 1960

Vintage Baca earthenware vases and bowl by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark 1960

€725
Bid from €652.50
Vintage baca vase in alumina by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark 1960

Vintage baca vase in alumina by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark 1960

€380
Bid from €342
Vintage Baca earthenware vase by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark 1960

Vintage Baca earthenware vase by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark 1960

€350
Bid from €315
Vintage Baca earthenware bowl by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark 1960

Vintage Baca earthenware bowl by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark 1960

€350
Bid from €315
Vintage divider in perforated sheet 1950s

Vintage divider in perforated sheet 1950s

€649
Bid from €584.10
Vintage stoneware floor vase by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand, Sweden 1950

Vintage stoneware floor vase by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand, Sweden 1950

€2,250
Bid from €2,025
Mid-Century Sommerso Plum Glass Vase, Scandinavian 1950s

Mid-Century Sommerso Plum Glass Vase, Scandinavian 1950s

€245
Vintage Empoli sunburst glass vase

Vintage Empoli sunburst glass vase

€115
1970s Ü-Keramik West Germany vase Large

1970s Ü-Keramik West Germany vase Large

€110
Bid from €77
Vase by Scheurich - West Germany

Vase by Scheurich - West Germany

€45
Bid from €31
Vintage black metal and red enamel krenit bowl by Herbert Krenchel, 1960

Vintage black metal and red enamel krenit bowl by Herbert Krenchel, 1960

€250
Bid from €225
Vintage Bowl in teak by Jens Harald Quistgaard 1960s

Vintage Bowl in teak by Jens Harald Quistgaard 1960s

€325
Bid from €292.50
Vintage ceramic vase by Helmut Schaffenacker, 1960

Vintage ceramic vase by Helmut Schaffenacker, 1960

€1,200
Bid from €1,080
Vintage ceramic vase by elchinger, 1950

Vintage ceramic vase by elchinger, 1950

€230
Bid from €207

Folding screen – Save up to 80% by buying second hand

Buying a room divider

There are many reasons why you should consider buying room dividers for your home or office. A number of things you should pay attention to before purchasing a room divider are the following:

  • Purpose and use: Determine the purpose of the room divider. Are you going to use it to create privacy, to divide a space, as a decorative element, or for something else? The intended use influences the type of room divider that best suits your needs.
  • Size and dimensions: Carefully measure the space where you want to place the room divider. Pay attention to the height, width and depth to ensure that the room divider fits properly and separates the desired space.
  • Material and construction: Room dividers are available in different materials, such as wood, bamboo, metal, fabric, and more. Choose a material that matches the style of your interior and make sure that the room divider is sturdy and durable.
  • Style and design: Consider the aesthetics of the room divider and how it relates to the rest of your decor. There are folding screens in different styles, from traditional and classic to modern and contemporary.

Mobile room divider

Mobile folding screens are becoming increasingly popular as they provide an easy way to create privacy without the need to remove furniture. They are used in homes and offices to divide rooms and provide privacy. Thus, the user can adapt his space to his needs at any time. It is a matter of unfolding and you can place the screen.

Vintage folding screen

A vintage room divider is a nostalgic and charming piece of furniture that adds character to your interior. It is often made of high-quality materials and has a timeless design. The room divider's aesthetic works well with both traditional and eclectic interior styles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are room dividers?

Room dividers are decoration that offer a simple and economical way to divide a space. It is also a nice way to create more atmosphere at home. Room dividers can be used in any room, from living rooms to bedrooms. They are super useful if you prefer not to see a certain part of the room all day, such as when you live in a studio and prefer not to look at your bed all day. But it can also be very practical for changing clothes or for hanging your clothes. A folding screen is not fixed, so you can use it wherever and whenever you want.

How does a room divider work?

A folding screen is basically a movable wall that separates a room. There are many different types of partitions, including folding partitions, sliding partitions and fixed partitions. Each type of room divider works differently. Foldable room dividers are the easiest to use. You just unfold them and place them where you want them. Room dividers that slide are similar to folding room dividers, but have wheels at the base. This allows them to roll across the floor and lock into position once they reach the desired location. Fixed room dividers are stationary and do not move. They are often used in offices and classrooms.

What does a room divider cost?

Room dividers come in all shapes, sizes and colours. Some are made of wood, others of fabric, canvas, plastic and some even have mirrors or other decoration. On Whoppah you will find a wide range of folding screens. The cost depends on the type of partition, its size and design. The costs for a folding screen can vary from 50 to 300 euros.

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