Upon the completion of this renovation.
The owner wanted a mixture of style, and a cozy feel with a bit of warmth.
Our brilliant designer, Designed with a Scandinavian & Modern Design.
Scandinavian design was mainly focused in this home.
This style celebrates brightness. Natural light itself is an important feature of this style. So, Scandinavian Design emphasises the multiplicity of light sources and differentiation of luminous atmospheres. Scandinavian spaces incorporates large windows to let in an ample amount of natural light. So, if you live in a country that offers you constant light exposure, your design would perfectly work. If not, then layered artificial lighting can work as a perfect supplement. For instance, a cool pendant overhead, task lighting, table and floor lamps. These will give your Scandinavian interior that extra bit of warmth and visibility this style is proud of. Finally, remember that your light fixtures have to be practical, simple and neutral to perfectly match the cozy mood you’re creating. Therefore, it has to share the same clean lines as the rest of your interior.
Perfecting a Scandinavian colour scheme requires embracing a decidedly muted and understated colour palate. For example, Whites, greys, blacks, and browns are often interwoven creating a clean and calming look. This actually makes spaces seem spacious, simple and subtle. Some designers have also introduced other pop colours like dusty pinks and rich sea greens for added accents. It’s worth mentioning that the colourful Scandinavian style is fast becoming ‘The new Nordic’, with many lovers leaning towards a bolder palette while also keeping the same neutral palette remain at the core. Therefore, rich jewel tones and earthy hues like terracotta and rusty pink are replacing soft pastel hues to inject warmth and personality. In typical Scandinavian spaces, walls are kept white allowing for furniture and art to captivate.
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