I have seen wonderful room screens in magazines where those screens were actually constructed by the owners to work in with their decor's color, shapes, textures, theme etc.

They basically took hollow core doors (without holes for the doorknobs); painted them to their desired color -- and then took pages or scenes from calendars or magazine pages and decoupaged them onto the door. OR simply covered them in fabric and then added a row of nailheads around the edges.

And then hinged the doors together using "piano" hinges.

Check the Martha Stewart website or perhaps Real Simple magazine's website. I do remember seeing instructions to make screens somewhere ......

Here is a link that might be useful: room dividers website

Hmmm, I know a recent issue of some magazine I have around here had screens...I'll see if I can hunt it up. Have you tried Ballard's?

Even worse, I think, than having them not say hello is having them make a HUGE point of saying a simpering, "what are YOU doing in THIS store" type of hello, then following you around the store until you leave. Uh, yeah, I'll be going back there...not.