Scandinavian interior

What is a Scandinavian interior?

It’s likely that when you hear 'Scandinavian,' you immediately think of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland. That’s certainly correct. A Scandinavian interior originated in those countries and has since spread to the rest of the world. Scandinavian interiors feature a mix that appeals to many people. Minimalism is combined with functionality and coziness. It’s no wonder that many people feel at home in Scandinavian interiors. These spaces often use a lot of natural materials and light colors. Scandinavians experience short days during the winter months, which is a reason to bring light and ambiance into their homes, and in our opinion, they have succeeded with flying colors!

Materials for a Scandinavian interior

For a Scandinavian living room or kitchen, you have several options when it comes to materials. As mentioned above, there is a strong emphasis on natural materials. We particularly think of high-quality oak, which you can enjoy for decades. An oak table top or coffee table forms a beautiful foundation for your space. It’s great to know that you have an incredible variety of options to incorporate oak into your home with us. We love working with quality oak in our modern workshop in Heeze, which has resulted in an extensive range.

In the Scandinavian style, as mentioned, a lot of light wood colors are used. You can beautifully combine these when assembling furniture. In the case of oak, think in terms of possibilities. For example, we offer three different types of oak: new oak, refined oak, and aged oak. If you're looking for a truly natural look, choose aged oak. These table tops retain knots and cracks. Additionally, try to look beyond the typical wood color. We have 11 different colors available for you. The lightest color we offer is Silk White, which could be a fun option for you! Tip: Use our 3D configurator to create your tables. Step by step, you’ll discover all the possibilities and bring your dream table to life.

When we zoom out a bit further, we encounter materials like leather, cotton, linen, and wool. These materials can be incorporated into your seating or accessories to create a truly Scandinavian interior.

Scandinavian colors complete the look

Once you know which furniture and materials you want to purchase, you're already well on your way. However, you still need some additional information to truly make your living or dining room Scandinavian. Colors are a key element in a Scandinavian interior. As mentioned earlier, this style is primarily known for its light colors. You'll see a lot of white, gray, beige, and light wood tones. Additionally, soft pastel colors definitely find their way into this style. So, you have a wide color palette to choose from, with literally hundreds of combinations possible. Dining chairs and sofas offer a great opportunity to incorporate certain colors. We have an incredible variety of colors available, so there’s always a shade that fits well with the rest of your Scandinavian interior and your taste.

Many plants are also placed in Scandinavian interiors, which further emphasizes the natural aspect, and green pairs well with the overall aesthetic. Tip: take a look at the Japandi style as well. This style closely aligns with Scandinavian design.

Assembling your own Scandinavian interior

Are you excited about this interior style and would like to incorporate it into your home, but aren’t quite sure how? Then it’s good to know that there are several ways to achieve this. For example, visit one of our stores in Utrecht, Rotterdam, Heeze, or Deventer. Here, you’ll find a large portion of our collection and get acquainted with all the designs, materials, and colors. Want to ensure that one of our experts helps you with tailored advice? Then schedule a free appointment at our store. It’s worth noting that our stores are open seven days a week, and you can visit without an appointment.