Is it ok to use a curtain as a room divider? - Furniture

The insulated blackout curtain making it a perfect sleeping solution for baby rooms, office, computer rooms, and bedrooms. Even if your existing panels are not that wide, you can loop one or two extra rings into the grommet to reduce the gap. Cool hack, isn't it? The rings you get with the drapes aren't rust-proof but they are solid enough to get the basic job done. The material, upon touching, is soft and lightweight. However, it is thick enough to prevent harsh sunlight from peeping into the room.
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Target has some curtain/ hanging room dividers for around $175 upwards.

You can attach a curtain rail to the ceiling and hang a curtain, which doesn't have to be heavy or a dark color. Sometimes even the physical act of a curtain is enough to divide a space without taking any of the natural light away from the room.

Amazon have got a nice range of inexpensive oriental style room dividers - plain and decorated ones. http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page=1&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Acheap%20room%20dividers%20ikea

Here's one example of a place you can buy a hanging wall divider. http://www.iroomdividers.com/interior-room-dividers/hanging-room-dividers/fauxhoundstoothhangingroomdivider.cfm

If you use your imagination you can come up with some really inventive ideas, using plants, bookcases, curtains or panel dividers to create some privacy in your home without having to buy a room divider.

It is definitely acceptable to use a room divider as a dressingroom as long as there is enough space to change, there is no way to see in fromthe sides and if you can't see the changers' shadow.