A Guide to Scandinavian Interior Style: ZIDA Bhubaneswar: The Best Interior Design Training Institute in Bhubaneswar

 A Guide to Scandinavian Interior Style

Originating from a sub-region in Northern Europe, Scandinavian interior design style is generally associated with a clean, bright, minimalistic, yet cozy look. Scandinavians have a socially inclusive culture; so the way that this translates to the design world is that there is this belief that everyone should be able to afford beautiful and functional items in their home.

In a nutshell, Scandinavian interior design can be broken down into three core concepts- warmth, simplicity and inspiration from nature. It involves achieving the same not just physically, but also psychologically. More or less, Scandinavian designs follow ‘Hygge’, the Danish philosophy of togetherness, comfort and wellbeing.

Scandinavian house designs try to maximize the amount of natural light in their homes. While big windows and skylights are regular sightings, painting the walls bright white helps bounce all that light around the room and create more brightness. The most popular Scandinavian colour palette by far is black and white with natural accents. Other colours such as grey, off-white, pale wood tones, soft pink, sage green, taupe, tan, mustard, navy blue and metallic accents also find home in Scandinavian designs. White is a beautiful and elegant backdrop for all the natural materials that are often found in Scandinavian homes.

Artwork in Scandinavian interiors generally tends to be more on the subdued side. Some tend to go to a fairly large scale with their artwork because the wall art normally consists of abstract art drawings, moody landscape photography, classical oil portraits or a simple textural painting. The frames tend to be quite minimal, thin white, black or white or blonde wood generally on the minimal side as well.

Scandinavian interior designs are not only beautiful but also utterly functional. Scandinavian rooms and interiors are always very light and airy. Furniture is often elevated off the ground; this allows for light to circulate better through the room. Scandinavian furniture often features very lightweight frames to allow for a lot of breathing space between the different pieces of furniture.

One of the primary ways that Scandinavian rooms introduce warmth and texture is through the use of textiles. Adding blankets and pillows really helps to soften any hard edges of your furniture. Natural fabrics are a preference among Scandinavians. Curtains in Scandinavian settings typically tend to be solid and they're hung from ceiling to floor. Apart from that, Scandinavians truly do love nature and they try to bring it indoors whenever they can in a calming fashion. Generally, a couple of potted plants seal the deal.
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