1. Background wall partition. Make a background wall between the living room and the dining room to separate the two spaces. For example, in the picture, the designer puts a TV on one side of the background wall and a piano on the other side, adapting to local conditions, and dividing the industrial functional areas without making the space seem very narrow and depressing.

2, hollow frame partition. You can install a hollow frame between the living room and the dining room. The design of this kind of soft partition can make the space open. Of course, you can also use shelves or other soft partitions instead of hollow shelves. The advantage of installing shelves is that it can also increase storage space.

3, bar partition. Bar partition is a common way to divide guest restaurants. Installing a bar partition between the living room and the dining room increases the storage space. We can also use the bar as a simple dining table and occasionally watch TV while eating.

4. sofa partition. Sofa can also be used as a partition to divide the living room and dining room, which can make the space look very open. People usually put a shelf with the same height as the sofa behind the sofa, where some small objects can be placed.

5. ceiling partition. Ceiling is not a real partition, it can be used as an invisible partition to divide the living room and dining room. The two spaces seem to have no obstructions, but they are separated by the design of the ceiling.

6. Alternative partition. In this case, there is no obvious partition between the living room and the dining room, and the designer "surrounds" the living room with three walls, making the dining room look like a "small box".

7. There is no partition. Sometimes it is also a design way not to divide the living room and dining room. In the case in the picture, the living room and dining room are in the same space, and there is no obvious partition, which makes the space look very open.