Bloomming

Small space, big impact.

A room divider doesn’t have to dominate a space to transform it. In this compact apartment, Facet creates a subtle separation between the living area and the entrance, introducing privacy, depth, and visual interest without blocking light.

Its geometric modules can be rotated individually, allowing transparency to be adjusted while creating ever-changing patterns of light and shadow throughout the day.

More than a room divider, Facet becomes an architectural feature that brings character and definition to even the smallest interiors.

Designed by Mireille Meijs & Bas van Leeuwen.

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Soft geometry. Quiet separation.

In this serene residential project, Facet in White subtly divides the space while preserving light, openness and flow. Depending on the angle, the pattern transforms throughout the day — from sculptural statement to almost transparent presence.

A space shaped by light, shadow and perspective.

Design: Bloomming
Room divider: Facet in White

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When the wall becomes part of the exhibition.

For the “Future Now!” exhibition at the Mercedes-Benz Kundencenter in Bremen, Facet was used as more than a backdrop. The modular wall system shaped movement through the space, revealed layered imagery and invited visitors to physically engage with the exhibition itself.

Designed by Spek Design for Mercedes-Benz Group, the crystalline composition transformed the showroom into an immersive spatial experience where architecture, narrative and interaction quietly merge.

Explore the full showcase through the link in bio.

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What if a room divider made people smile?

At Cinch Communications, our Facet divider doesn’t just shape space — it invites interaction.
Peek through. Open it up. Make it your own.

Because the best spaces aren’t static…
they’re experienced.

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Defining space without closing it.

In this project in Amsterdam, Facet introduces a subtle transition between hallway and workspace — guiding movement while preserving light, openness, and flow.

Rather than acting as a barrier, the divider becomes part of the architecture. A layered composition of light and shadow, shaped by individually rotatable elements that allow transparency to shift across the surface.

Designed for Oracle, in collaboration with CBRE and Smeulders IG.

A functional element, reimagined as a spatial experience.

Discover the full project via the link in bio.

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