How to decorate a small home interior in Scandinavian style design?
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In recent years, Scandinavian style began to become increasingly more popular. More and more homeowners, interior designers, and decorators choose this design style for their makeover projects. Living rooms, bedrooms, entranceways, hallways, or dining rooms are often decorated in Scandinavian style.
No wonder why?
The beauty and charm of this style lies in its affordability and simplicity.
The décor is dominated by simple shapes and there is no room for unnecessary and extravagant decorating accessories.
These factors make Scandinavian style universal and timeless.
Modern Scandinavian home interiors are functional, cozy, and relaxed. The beautiful images from our video prove that.
The choice of natural materials such as wood, stones, textiles, ceramics, glass, etc. make a home interior more homely.
So, today, Scandinavian style design is, not surprisingly, more popular than ever.
It is a style that is perfectly fit for small spaces due to its simplicity and uncluttered look.
When it comes to Scandinavian style, the focus is on sustainability and quality.
Invest in natural materials such as wood, glass, stone, and leather if you want to succeed with this style in your home interior makeover.
Regarding the color palette. Focus on neutral backgrounds and earthy colors in light hues such as beige, brown, blue, green, even pink.
Regarding the decorative accessories. Do not over decorate your home interior. A Nordic style is always perceived as a neat and tight design style. However, for a more home feeling, you can use textiles such as blankets and decorative pillows arranged in a “sloppy” way.
Decorative items with personal value, large modern, abstract paintings, and many indoor plants are also found in any Scandinavian style décor.
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