emelie204
Sep 23, 2018
Edited: Sep 23, 2018

1. Do not go for minimalistic

Here are a few No Nos that we beg you all to follow, if you want to create a nice homely Scandinavian inspired home:

 

It is a huge misconception our spaces are bare. On the contrary, it’s not all about sparse wood and functional furniture.  

Do play with different materials, don’t forget a Scandinavian home is never predictable and always curates well-placed surprises. Mix pine with mahogany, mix cast iron with brass. Accessorize with items you love. Very common is to add travel memories or own photographs to your decor.

 

 

Add character with your own memories, or own photographs

 

If you want advice: Upload a photo, together with your question, and we will be right with you - Helping you in creating the right Scandinavian look.

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