When it’s getting a bit cold outside, some of us use radiators to keep homes warm. If you are using one and aren’t happy with its not very stylish look or it’s stylish but doesn’t match your interior somehow, you may hide it easily. Here are some ideas to hide an eye-sore with style, they will fit almost any decor style.
Plank Screens
Wooden plank screens are ideal to cover a radiator: they let air pass, there are fewer heat losses and they hide radiators without looking bulky. You may not only attach a screen to cover the radiator, you may even form a furniture unit with storage space or a seat. Planks, fluting and reeding is very popular today, so you will easily give your space a chic and trendy look. There are many DIY tutorials to apply this idea to your space, check them out and cover the radiator with style.
A simple and stylish plank screen with bag hooks and a wooden top for storage is ideal for entryways.
A beautiful blue planked screen with sliding doors is a lovely way to hide a radiator and add a soft touch of color to the space.
A bow window with radiators covered with planked screens on legs as a windowsill table, with photos and potted plants.
Integrate a plank screen under your windowsill and you'll get a very comfy unit.
A chic light-stained reeded screen is a perfect idea for a radiator cover as reeded and fluted designs are on top.
A super cool curved wooden plank screen creates an additional seat and covers the radiator too.
A Scandinavian home office with a radiator covered with a planked screen, a sleek desk and an amber leather chair, some decor.
A minimalist white plank unit with an additional storage top and screens that are proper to hide radiators.
A light-stained planked radiator cover with vases and blooms is a cool console table for an entryway.
A light-stained wooden radiator cover with a stone counter turns the radiator into a seat and a display shelf with decor and potted plants.
A Scandinavian space with a radiator covered with planks, with some dried leaves and herbs, a candle, a bulb hanging on the rook and an artwork.
A windowsill, built-in bookshelves, a planked screen for the radiator all done as a one single furniture and storage piece.
Such a relaxed wooden plank screen makes the radiator visible yet lets warm air go easily.
A stylish radiator cover of light-stained timber will let you seamlessly integrate your radiator into the space.
Get some simple plank screens in IKEA and attach them to cover your radiators easily.
A curved wooden plank screen turned into a real bench to get an additional furniture piece.
Radiators As Furniture
A radiator can be not only covered but also turned into a furniture piece. the first idea is to make a console or coffee table of it, so you can cover it with some screen and then add a countertop. Keep in mind that the thicker the screen is, the more heat losses you will have. Now you can place anything you like on the console – books, decor, dried flowers but keep real plants away as the table can get too hot. A storage unit is another piece, in which you can turn your radiator. Make it look like a creadenza or a sideboard with doors, these doors can be regular ones with some screens like cane ones. Add open shelving on both or one side and voila! The third solution is a daybed or a seat, with a cushion and some pillows. Such an idea will be great for cold climates as sitting on this piece you won’t need any additional warming up. You can also figure out some other furniture pieces you may want and need or turn a radiator into a large windowsill daybed with storage.
A creative radiator cover of wooden panels and a planked touch as a console table with a mirror, candles and blooms.
A long cover made from wooden planks that doubles as a window seat and shelf for artwork, books and potted plants.
A planked accent on the wall, planks covering the radiator and some decor, an oval mirror for a modern entryway.
A radiator cover is a must for a bathroom because you can't hide radiators there any other way, it looks stylish and effective.
A radiator cover with a screen and built-in bookshelves becomes a bookcase, a display space and even a seat.
A radiator covered with a cane screen, with shelves on both sides, is a smart and elegant idea for any room.
A radiator covered with a countertop and planked screen doubles as a console table and display table, it's chic.
A radiator hidden inside a comfy seat with pillows, with screens to make it more effective, is a smart idea to save some space.
A radiator hidden with a daybed with cane doors, cushions and pillows is a very smart and stylish solution that won't spoil your space.
A radiator integrated into a built-in furniture unit, hidden behind perforated doors, is a stylish idea for a modern living room.
A radiator turned into a daybed with a cover with a screen and a large cushion is a smart idea to avoid an eye-sore.
A Scandinavian dining room with a radiator covered with a screen, bookshelves, some art, a table lamp and amber leather chairs.
A serene Scandinavian bedroom with a blue bed with neutral bedding, small nightstands, a radiator cover with a cane screen with some decor.
A small radiator with an elegant grey cover with a perforated screen as a console table with books and decor is a cool idea.
A small yet cool entryway with a radiator covered with screens that doubles as a console table, with books and decor, a large mirror in a chic frame.
A stylish radiator cover of a black frame with a cane screen turned into a bookshelf with books and some elegant decor.
A white wooden plank screen attached right to the windowsill makes your piece monolith and you may use it as a seat.
A contemporary unit with thin screens features some storage while hiding the ugly piece away.
A stylish radiator cover of rich-stained wooden planks turns the piece into a console table for books, greenery and a table lamp.
A stylish radiator cover with black framing and cane screens is perfect for a modern entryway or living room.
A stylish white planked radiator cover as an elegant console table for an entryway or a living room.
A teal wall and a matching radiator cover with cane screens to make it look lightweight and not stand out in the small space.
An elegant radiator cover with a stylish geo print is a cool and chic idea for a modern space, such a radiator doubles as a console.
Every entryway needs a console table so why not to turn a radiator into one, here an elegant screen covers the radiator turning it into a console.
Radiators covered with planked screens with a countertop, with candleholders, potted plants look perfect and match the interior.
A simple contemporary screen unit can be used as a home bar and will hide the radiator.
A chic console table of a sleek top and plank screens that are stained is ideal for an entryway.
Grab a pallet, give it stain and make a simple and modern screen to cover your radiator.
Other Screens
You may also go for refined metal screens, screens with various cutouts, wooden and cane screens, they should just match your interior. Most of such solutions, especially cane screens, can be easily DIYed, you can find tutorials to try them out. Remember that your screen shouldn’t be too thick or with no cutouts as this way you won’t get the room heated. Get inspired!
Wooden plank screens cover the radiators very well and keep your space stylish and cool.
A simple contemporary perforated screen is a great piece to feel warmth and get a stylish look.
Ultra-modern floating wooden screens make the radiators invisible while giving your some space on the top.
A cover with round cutouts definitely looks more interesting than usual ones, and cutouts let warmth come out.
A small and sleek radiator cover with a clear screen is a stylish idea for any entryway, it's heat-effective.
Radiators covered with stylish screens perfectly match the interior and keep the space warm at the same time.