I have a living room, dining room, kitchen combo. We want the living area and the kitchen area to have separate themes. In the living area we want two main colors. greens and browns. The theme in the living area we want is medieval/renaissance. We do not yet know what we want in the kitchen. What is a good way to separate the themes?
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While it is nice to have separate themes to showcase all of your collections and interests it sometimes makes combo rooms look really small and choppy. Spaces like that tend to look best if they flow together in one continuous movement instead of starting and stopping with each new theme. One way to have your separate themes and still allow the rooms to flow is to carry your colors from area to area. Make sure that the colors you choose in the kitchen and dining go well with the browns and greens you have chosen for the living room.
My idea is to building folding room dividers out of panels. On one side you can paint it to look like castle walls and even have a dragon peeking in. On the other you can paint it with the these of whatever you're decorating your kitchen in. As the previous poster said, however, the key to making your room look larger is making them flow into each other so if you don't have the divider then you will need to make sure the colors compliment each other and that it doesn't look choppy or silly together.
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