The Scandinavian interior design is characterized by minimalism, simplicity, and functionality. Although the Scandinavian design has been around since the 1950s, it still remains a popular trend in interior design today. Belonging to the school of modernism, Scandinavian design is a design movement characterized by a focus on functionalism and simplicity. It also includes the use of natural materials, such as leather, wood, and hemp. Furthermore, a Scandinavian interior design is often influenced by a connection to nature, which combines natural shapes, abstraction, and the use of natural elements. Today we are taking a look at some gorgeous Scandinavian living rooms, and we are ready to offer some small tips on decor, and if you need basics, go here.
A Scandinavian design makes use of wooden elements not only in the flooring but also in the furniture and fixtures. Thus, a Scandinavian house usually has wooden coffee tables and chairs for its furniture. However, the recent trend in the Scandinavian style of decorating combines the use of metallic finishes and wooden elements. For instance, copper sconces and brass pendants are installed in a wooden ceiling to add glimmer and shine to the entire space.
A chic Scandinavian living room in neutrals, with a cool loveseat, a leather chair on casters, an acrylic table, a woven lamp and greenery.
A cool Scandinavian living room with a grey sectional, a black chair, a round table and a bold geometric gallery wall plus a shelf on the wall.
A cool Scandinavian living room with a grey sofa, a chair, mismatching mini tables, a black floor lamp and some plants.
A cozy Nordic living room with a grey sofa, blue pillows and a chunky blanket, a ledge with artworks, some lights and a floor cushion.
A cozy Scandinavian living room with an off-white sofa, a rattan chair, a woven cart, dried blooms and artworks feels comfy.
A gorgeous Scandinavian living room with a cool graphite grey sectional, a marble table, black and white artworks and a touch fo color with pillows.
A lovely Nordic living room in neutrals, with ledges, a white sofa, paper lamps, black and white artworks and books, potted greenery and blooms.
A lovely Scandinavian living room with taupe walls, a neutral daybed, a black sconce and a table plus some neutral and subtle artworks.
One of the most important characteristics of a Scandinavian interior design is in making sure that the space is clutter-free. Unnecessary clutter should, therefore, be avoided and storage spaces must be smartly organized. When it comes to the Scandinavian decor, the “less is more” mantra must be followed to keep the space look less cluttered and more visually relaxing.
A minimal Scandinavian living room with a simple grey sofa, a ledge with artworks and a grid, a couple of stools and candles and lights.
A neutral Scandi living room with a grey sectional, a couple of shelves, monochromatic pilows, a white chair and table.
A neutral Scandinavian living room with a creamy corner sofa, leather ottomans, a round table, a potted plant and white curtains.
A neutral Scandinavian living room with white walls and a ceiling, white furniture, a hammock chair, some macrame and art plus pendant lamps.
A Nordic living room with a grey sectional, monochromatic pillows, a macrame on the wall, potted greenery and a wooden table.
A peaceful Scandinavian living room with a grey sofa, muted color pillows, a stylish gallery wall, a wooden bench and grey sconces plus blooms.
Most countries in the Scandinavian region have climates with extremely cold temperatures. Thus, the use of warm textiles is common for a Scandinavian home decor. These textiles can come in the form of throws and carpets that are made from wool, sheepskins, or mohair. Take a look at more ideas below and enjoy the beauty of Scandinavian decor!
A Scandinavian living room with a grey sofa, a white chair and a table, a pouf, a couple of tables and printed pillows.
A small earthy-toned Scandi living room with a green sofa and a mix of pillows, a black table, artworks and a black floor lamp.
A small Nordic living room with a white sofa, black and white pillows, mismatching chairs and stools, some lights and blankets is cool.
A small warm-toned Scandi living room with a grey corner sofa, printed pillows, artworks and a round table plus some potted plants.
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