Whether they were built in or freestanding, room dividers were a popular feature in the homes of the ’50s and ’60s. They helped separate spaces without the dark and style-less intervention of a wall, and they offered decor and privacy, oftentimes between the living room and its adjacent rooms. Finding them in tact is a rarity worth of celebration, but for those who want to take their fortune into their own hands, we’ve gathered some of our favorite cabinets and room dividers, vintage and new, that will surely be a worthy addition to your ranch.
This mirrored room divider is unique and vintage.
The rectangular insets on this bookshelf add a touch of funkiness and a great spot to display a few of your favorite collectibles or spotlight a particular book.
While you may not be able to put breeze blocks indoors, you can get a similar vibe from this Midcentury Room Divider by Ludvik Volak for Drevopodnik Holesov, 1960s.
Whether it finds its home between spaces or against a wall, the massive size and modular look of these Foshay Bookcase/ Wall Units can be configured in many ways.
Storage doesn’t have to be without style. Perch this midcentury wide hutch + console against your wall and you can keep clutter put away and the goodies on display.
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We love how this Slatted Screen Room Divider gives a room an extra architectural element.
We love the mix of brass and wood in this simple yet elegant bookshelf from Kardiel.
When your books are less stunning than your bookcase: enter, the V Bookcase-Room Divider.
Looking for more sleek storage options? Check out our round up of mid century credenzas.
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