Simply Scandinavian design

The focus is on function in this style which has roots in Northern Europe

The natural wood of this coffee table pairs nicely with minimalist furniture, like this simple sofa with a cool metal frame.

Declutter that space and bring minimalizing to mind by incorporating Scandinavian style throughout your home. Scandinavian interior design has been popular across Europe for years and has recently resurfaced in the states.

Focusing on simplicity and functionality, Scandinavian design emphasizes natural elements, neutral colors, minimalist furniture and impactful lighting. Think light wood and cozy textiles mixed with your midcentury modern pieces in pale, neutral shades to enhance the natural light the Nordic regions desire. Considering this contemporary European style for your space? Sneak a peek at these Scandinavian pieces for your new design inspiration.

The simple design and light color scheme of the Terho pendant is a great light source and stylish addition to a Scandinavian space.
Need a cool statement piece? The curved wood of Armchair 400 packs a punch, without being too over the top—a nice complement to any Scandinavian space.
Scandinavian interiors often show natural woods included in their furniture and décor. What better way to involve natural wood, pattern play and midcentury style than the Geome Sideboard, a piece that will make a statement in any space.
Northern Europe is known for its long winters, so let the snowy, shadowy trees of the Vinterskog wallpaper bring nature indoors. With this foggy forest motif, you can create a Scandinavian space in even the most tropical climates.
Nature serves as inspiration for your décor. The ghost tree sculptures, handmade by Béatrice Bruneteau, will add a decorative touch to any space.
White walls can be impractical or intimidating, but you can still achieve that Scandinavian look by incorporating the great outdoors. This navy and white botanical print can provide the style you want, without the potential risks that come with an all white space.
The simple, industrial framework and plush fabric of the Cassette sofa is the perfect addition to any Scandinavian-inspired space.
The texture of this shaggy wool rug with its thick black lines will add a bit of fun to your floor, while still bringing the warmth needed for colder nights and the minimalist style that stays on theme.
Incorporate today’s popular style by adding a fun pouf—a dual-purpose piece of décor and seating that falls in line with Scandinavian style’s color scheme and functional design.
Can’t fully commit to the theme’s white and wood aesthetic? Not to worry—use subtle pops of color, like this blue ombré chest.
The traditional white walls of Scandinavian design not your style? Consider a light-colored wallpaper with a nature-based print, like this delicate floral in neutral tones.
Bright lighting is a design staple due to dark, winter months. This minimalist light fixture makes a statement with its chrome finish and rotating shade, providing a functional, stylish piece for your space.

 

Nature serves as inspiration for many interior design styles—including Scandinavian—so why not bring the outside in? The Milpa coffee table can do just that with its artful, yet rustic design.

 

 

Article by Katelin Myers