Decorative screens and room dividers

There is a cutout wall in my living room that passes through into the dining room, and I don't like it.  I want to hide it so we don't have to look at it.  I have been looking for a decorative screen for weeks, but I have yet to find what I want at a price I want to spend.  I have, however, found many gorgeous screens at price points far above what I want to spend.

This piece from Jonathan Adler is fabulous, but about $1450  more than I want to spend.

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Target has a Adler-esque room divider, but I have returned every single piece of furniture I have ever bought from Target, so I am less than impressed with their quality.

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If I ever find one in my price range to makeover, I am leaning towards spraypainting it bright yellow, like this one.

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These from Lamps Plus would be lovely.

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This upholstered one is a bit too plain for what I am planning, but I think it would be lovely in a bedroom or dressing room, especially with its Moroccan style top and nailhead trim.

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Apparently there are room dividers made from art canvas, so you could actually paint one yourself, if you pleased. This has potential--you could easily stencil one of these.

A few weeks ago at a consignment store I found a room divider similar to this one,

but it was $237, far over my self-imposed limit of $50, and so I passed on it.  I changed my mind a few days later and went back to get it, but sadly, it was gone.

Any ideas on where to get an inexpensive room divider for under $100?  My local craigslist has a large selection, but everyone wants $600 for their "hand-carved, valuable antique" pieces.