If you are a minimalist at heart, or so it happened, that your apartment is in the building of the times of Nikita Sergeevich, or there is little sun in your apartment, then this style is definitely for you!
The Scandinavian style was born at the end of the 19th century, in Scandinavian countries. Scandinavian style, perhaps, can be called one of the offshoots of minimalism. His credo: functionality, order, simplicity, environmental friendliness, naturalness and purity of lines.
10 the main features of the Scandinavian interior
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1. Lungs, light and muted colors
"Winter Is Coming", — as the Lord Commander would say — Jon Snow. "The winter is long and dark", — as the Scandinavians say, and they know a lot about winter, no worse than us. therefore, to make it easier to get through the dark winter, you should surround yourself with white and light. The goal of a Scandinavian interior is to make the space bright, bright and voluminous, because it's dark and cold outside the window.
2. No wall-to-wall carpets
Small rugs only, strip, matting and skins (not stuffed wild animals killed, and the skins of llamas and sheep, eg)
Remember: floors should be as wood as possible and as bare as possible.
3. Wood, tree and more tree!
It is everywhere: on the floor, on the walls, wardrobes are made of it, decor and even toys. But, despite the total presence of the tree, not all of its varieties are compatible with our style. And all why? Because everything, what do we use, must certainly be light, which means, only light varieties are suitable for us: beech, ash, pine, etc.
5. Intelligent use of space
Traditionally, small scandinavian houses, which means, cannot accommodate many unnecessary parts and dust collectors.
AND, despite, that now the buildings have become somewhat larger and more spacious, the idea of respect for space, its rational use and total order - remained the main landmarks of the Scandinavian style
6. Simple details and accents
The following follows from the previous point.: to avoid clutter and in the name of order, Scandinavian style dictates simplicity and its details. Their minimum and they are simple to disgrace, often made from natural materials or painted in natural colors.
7. Simple toys
The practicality of the Scandinavian style even reached the nursery! Nothing extra - just wooden toys. Poor childhood 🙂
8. Maximum amount of natural light
Since the winter is long, and the daylight is short, the task of the Scandinavian style is to let and preserve as much natural light as possible into the house. And this will be achieved, eg, without hanging curtains on the windows, or, by hanging the most transparent and lightweight curtains.
9. Greens
She (greens) will remind you of summer, will add color and brightness, but not variegated, which this style does not like so much!
10. Cozy textiles
Conveniently, warmly, beautifully, and most importantly practical!
It's over, he cannot be colorful, and it cannot be much. But using pillows and blankets is a must for this style..
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Your SvitHome 🙂
SOURCES OF PHOTOS: homedit.com, iranews.net, decordots.com, homemydesign.com, huffingtonpost.com, contemporist.com, scandinaviandesigns.com, petitandsmall.com, mrwolfmagazine.com, gooosen.com
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