Scandinavia: features of style and interior landscaping

Scandinavian style has long become a classic in interior design. This direction is characterized by a thoughtful combination of basic elements and point accents, an abundance of air and a calm northern flavor. How to decorate and landscape a room in a Scandinavian style is the topic of today’s article.

The content of the article

     Space and light
     Bright accents
     Photos of interiors in Scandinavian style

Space and light

The style of a house, as a rule, reflects the mentality of its inhabitants. Traits characteristic of northern peoples are restraint, slowness, respect for nature and frugality, which finds a way out in saving money and natural resources.

For this reason, Scandinavian style is characterized by simplicity and tranquility. The interior suggests a bright and free room, sturdy furniture, a lot of cozy textiles and decor in restrained shades.

The laconicism and aesthetics of the style grows from the geography and climatic features of the countries of the northern region. To convey the Scandinavian atmosphere, designers use wood, natural shapes and plenty of light.

Scandinavia does not imply a set of strict rules, but is based on one technique.

The original interiors were filled in gradually - first, basic furniture appeared and only then, over time, additional elements were added. Hence the eclecticism of the style - a mix of vintage furniture and modern design.

White color was also not chosen by chance. Being a neutral background, it hides inconsistencies, combines this mix into a harmonious picture and reflects daylight, which residents of the northern regions lack.
Bright accents

Scandinavian style is impossible without large windows. Moreover, residents of northern countries rarely use curtains, preferring tulle or blinds.

The natural texture of wooden windows, whitewashed walls and a minimum of furniture are a classic Scandinavian combination. Bright accents help smooth out excessive severity and add coziness and warmth: colored textiles made from natural wool, floral arrangements and plants in flower pots.

Tabletop bowls, large floor planters, pots made of colored ceramics or natural clay - the choice is limited only by your imagination and the configuration of the room.

     Matte Pottery Pots in black, grey, white and beige shades will harmoniously fit into the minimalist and functional Scandinavia.
     An eco-friendly decoration will be Treez Effectory flowerpots from the Wood collection, which imitate natural wood.
     For bright accents, use glossy flowerpots.

If you are in doubt about your choice, call and we will help you choose the perfect flowerpot for your interior.
Photos of interiors in Scandinavian style