Wood lattice used to be in trend long ago, it was widely used in various coastal and vacation homes for creating space dividers, screens and furniture, too, because wood lattice looks airy and light and lets light in. Right now wood lattice is making a huge comeback, and if you hesitate, look at IKEA Stockholm collection, which features many such pieces. Why is wood lattice so popular and is getting more and more trendy? Here are some answers!
Wood Lattice Doors And Screens
Wood lattice doors and screens are an amazing idea to gently separate the spaces without creating a bulky look and letting light in, which means that you won’t make the zone look smaller. Wood lattice is great to separate a closet from a bedroom, a bathroom from a bedroom, a balcony or terrace from an inner space – this way the zones are united but not completely. You can even add such lattice to glass doors and dividers for more privacy. Another great advantage of such lattice items is that they bring a relaxed and coastal or just summer feel at once.
A gorgeous closet in vacation home done completely with white wood lettice doors for a light and airy feel.
Open your inner spaces to outdoors using such foldable wood lettice screens.
White wood lettice screens on casters are a great idea to separate any zone of your home when you need it.
Use wood lattic and glass for sliding doors to let some light in and prevent the space from cold coming from the entryway.
Shabby chic wooden doors with wood lettice add interest to this industrial space and spearate the closet.
Wood lattice doors can be a nice idea to separate an ensuite bathroom from a bedroom.
A slate grey closet done with wood lattice doors looks very elegant with a vintage feel.
An elegant rattan and wood lettice screen is great to separate some space of your home without a bulky look.
Wood lattice doors gently separate the sleeping zone from the rest of the open layout letting light in.
Hide your home laundry with wood lettice screens for an airy and relaxed look yet less clutter.
Wood Lattice Furniture
Wood lattice is usually used for making furniture doors – it’s ideal for closets, for example. You can go for a whole closet clad with such doors, and it will make you feel like during a vacation. Various cabinets, wardrobes, dressers and other storage furniture is perfect with wood lattice doors, which don’t make it look bulky but add an airy summer feel to the space. I also love the idea of using such doors for laundries and mudrooms to delicately hide washing machines, dryers and other stuff. You may also find creative storage pieces with bold wood lattice screens and inner lights to go through them – very cool! And of course, our favorite IKEA has launched a gorgeous collection of such items. Bring an instant relaxed feel and vintage elegance to your home!
A built-in storage unit covered with a wood lettice screen and with inner lights for a modern space.
A chic dresser with wood lattice doors brings a coastal feel to the space and looks very airy.
A large wardrobe with wood lettice doors brings a relaxed and vacation feel to the bathroom.
A long storage unit done with wood lettice for a catchy and semi sheer storage.
A long storage unit with wood lettice doors and a wooden countertop for a mid-century modern feel.
A traditional laundry with a washer and dryer behind lattice doors makes using them easy and you avoid the clutter.
A traditional mudroom with a large closet unit with wood lattic doors to let the air in.
A vintage-inspired wood lettice cabinet is ideal as a wardrobe for a summer home.
A white laundry room with all the stuff covered with wood lettice doors creates a perfect uncluttered look.
An antique-inspired bench of wood lettice looks very refined and bring a relaxed feel.
IKEA Stockholm cabinet made of rattan wood lattice is a gorgeous idea for a relaxed summer feel.
Rock a wood lattice cabinet in the entryway to give it an airy look and declutter the space.
Such a chic wood lattice cabinet will add style to your space and won't look bulky.
Wood lattice sliding doors cover the shelves to avoid clutter and provide easy access to the stuff.