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10 Scandinavian Interior Design Principles To Make Your Home Stand Out

Rasika Tamhane Ghorpade by Rasika Tamhane Ghorpade
March 15, 2022
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  • Neutral colors(#1 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)
  • Contrast(#2 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)
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  • Textures(#3 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)
  • Sleek and Modern(#4 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)
  • Utility and Function(#5 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)
  • Cozy Furnishings(#6 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)
  • Natural Light(#7 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)
  • Warm Wood Tones
  • The Pop of Color
  • Quality Over Quantity
  • Elements of Scandinavian Interior Design
  • Conclusion

One of the most popular design styles that has gained global recognition in recent years in the interior design, Scandinavian. So what is Scandinavian interior design? What characterises Scandinavian interior design? This article will give you a comprehensive understanding about the design style that is also termed Scandinavian home decor style. Listed below are the principles that define and are incorporated for a Scandinavian themed design.

Neutral colors(#1 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)

#1 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

A primary principle, neutral colors bring in the unique look of a Scandinavian themed interior. A monochromatic range of white, black, grey, navy and cream are the standard muted shades used in any Scandinavian home decor. These colors complement each other to form a subtle balancing palette that is soothing to the eye. Bringing in homogeneity within the design, these colors also make the space seem comparatively light and airy – a yet another signature Scandinavian design feature. 

Contrast(#2 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)

#2 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

With walls mostly painted white, a Scandinavian interior design will showcase a dramatic contrast with the other elements used. Using a simple monochromatic color scheme, a stark black statement element will create the most striking impact, although one which does not overwhelm, and that is the precise beauty of Scandinavian home decor. Interestingly, you can bring in this contrast in the design in any form – a light fixture, some texture, a window-blind, comfort furnishings such as rugs, carpets or throw blanket – the choice is wide and enormous.

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Textures(#3 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)

#3 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

An interior design Scandinavian feature that makes it so warm and welcoming is the textures. Soft, fuzzy, furry textures are commonly found in such design themes. Plush sofas you can sink into, warm throw blankets in pastels colors, squishy comforting cushions, and some soft bedside runners all scream care and pamper, and are sure to spoil you for all the right reasons! Be generous as you load your home with these self-care packages and your Scandinavian interior design home decor is all set.

Sleek and Modern(#4 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)

#4 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

An absolute trademark of the Scandinavian interior design is the clean and sleek finished lines in the design. Oozing modernism from every angle, an elegant design that flows seamlessly throughout is what makes it typical Scandinavian. Simple, straight edges, a contemporary look and a visually comfortable design make up for the sleek and modern furniture in this theme. 

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Utility and Function(#5 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)

#5 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

The foundational principle of a Scandinavian design is utility and functionality. Applying the ‘form follows function’, the Scandinavians rely on the functionality of any design making it worthy of the investment. It is with this focus that the Scandinavian home decor has only those elements that are essential to any space, making it seemingly larger than it actually is. 

Cozy Furnishings(#6 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)

#6 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

The Danish embrace comfort and cosiness as a lifestyle – they call it hygge. It is precisely this which is reflected in their interior design and home decor too. Finding solace and  warmth in the small pleasures of home and life, cozy furnishings are all you need to bring in hygge into your Scandinavian home decor. Bundle up on the couch with some comfortable, soft cushions and pillows, snuggle under knitted blankets and warm your hands over a cup of hot tea – do you need anything more for it be inviting? 

Natural Light(#7 Scandinavian Interior Design Principle)

#7 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

Big large windows bringing in as much natural light as they could, bouncing over white painted walls, lighting up the space to be airy and bright – that’s what Scandinavian interior design is! With minimum treatment to openings, Scandinavian design is all about making the space cheerful with ample amount of unobstructed daylight and without much additional effort. The light quality thereby coming inside the home can make it all the more warm, joyful and welcoming.

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Warm Wood Tones

#8 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

Scandinavian interior design is a lot inspired from nature and this design style appreciates wooden decor like no other. Light wood tones are the most popular for home decor and go perfectly well with the neutral color scheme adding to the overall warmth while maintaining the balance in the design. You may choose to make these warm wood tones the defining character of your interior, or subtly add a hint of wood to highlight an otherwise neutral design – the choice is yours!

The Pop of Color

#9 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

Since Scandinavian home decor is all about muted tones and neutral color schemes, you may choose to bring in vibrancy and action with some small pops of colors. You can choose from a wide array of adding some greens to your living spaces, or spice up the place with some bright throw blankets and rugs, or display a colorful piece of art on the wall behind. Either way, these small bursts of color are bound to bring in the cheerful vibes you are looking for in an otherwise silently pleasing design.

Quality Over Quantity

#10 Principle of Scandinavian Interior Design

The Scandinavians prefer quality over quantity. As such, Scandinavian interior design is all about minimalism, and follows the principle ‘less is more’. Declutter your space and stylise with elegance to achieve those perfect Scandinavian vibes. Smart design – doubling up storage spaces as decor elements – is the key to a successful space. Clutter-free spaces are also much more visually relaxing, making the interior inviting and adding to the much-craved hygge.

Elements of Scandinavian Interior Design

With these primary design principles that go into Scandinavian interior design and home decor, the specific elements that define this style are also quite peculiar to identify and incorporate. These intrinsic elements that are an integral part of the design are covered and elaborated in this article here. So go ahead, pick your favourites and sink yourself in the comfort that a Scandinavian home style has to offer.

Conclusion

The Scandinavians love their comfort, and reflect so in their interior design style. Focusing on what is needed to warm up their homes and hearts in an otherwise cold geography, you can now make up your own haven with the principles and elements of this decor style.

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Rasika Tamhane is an architect by profession, traveller by passion and a foodie at heart. She actively practices interior designing & is a British Council certified IELTS trainer. Having travelled to over 20 countries, she enjoys exploring new places, cultures and lifestyles & has a travel blog by the name of Tripper Tipster!

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