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Scandi interior has been widely popular for some time due to its timeless finishes. Think of spaces that exude the cool and captivating charm of Scandinavian design indulging in clean lines, minimalist aesthetics, and a touch of edgy elegance. Embrace the understated beauty of pale hues, natural materials, and warm lighting that create an ambiance both chic and inviting. From iconic furniture pieces to statement artwork, every element is carefully curated to evoke a sense of effortless cool. Step into the world of Sexy Scandi, where sophistication meets sexy in a harmonious dance that will never disappoint.
AESTHETICS PALETTE EXAMPLES
Base
Colours
Pop
Colours
Features
White
Grey / Taupe
Black / Charcoal
Green
Mustard Tellow
Blue
Patterned Decor
Geometric Art / Furniture
Hanging Lamps
Flooring
Carpet
Tiles
Whitewash Wood
Warm Wood
Concrete
White
Light Beige
Grey
Subway
Geometric Patterned
Geometric White
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TOP
TIPS
The key to Scandi interior design is to create a space that feels serene, cozy, and effortlessly stylish. By focusing on base colours, incorporating well-chosen pop colours, adding texture, and curating decor mindfully, you can achieve a harmonious Scandinavian-inspired sanctuary.
You don't need to be all in. Even just a touch of scandi inspired design in any space can transport you out of everyday life and into to the lands of the Nordic.
BASE COLOURS
Embrace a light and airy colour palette for your base colours, such as whites, off-whites, soft greys, and light pastels. These colours create a clean and calming backdrop.
Use natural wood tones for flooring, furniture, and accents to add warmth and a sense of nature to the space. Black is also a great signature colour to incorporate.
POP COLOURS
Select a few carefully chosen pop colours to add vibrancy and visual interest. Opt for bright and bold hues like cobalt blue, mustard yellow, or emerald green. Use these pops of colour sparingly in textiles, artwork, or accessories to create focal points.
TEXTURES
Incorporate texture through natural materials like wood, stone, wool, and linen. Use textured rugs, cushions, and throws to add depth and coziness to the space.
Introduce texture through layered textiles, such as woven wall hangings, chunky knit blankets, or macrame plant holders. These elements add tactile interest and a handmade feel.
DECOR
Keep the decor minimal and purposeful. Select a few statement pieces that reflect Scandinavian design principles, such as mid-century modern furniture with clean lines and organic shapes.
Include natural elements like indoor plants to bring life and freshness to the space. Choose plants with sculptural foliage, such as fiddle-leaf figs or snake plants, to add visual interest.
Display a few carefully curated decorative objects, such as ceramics, minimalist artwork, or Scandinavian-inspired sculptures. These pieces should reflect the simplicity and beauty of Scandinavian design.
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Sophisticated
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Scandi-lous
