Scandinavian interiors have elegantly combined everything you need for life. Here and convenience, aesthetics, brevity, pleasant little things, and thoughtful functionality. Unsurprisingly, they spread so quickly outside of their native northern region. We are also ready to show you 8 interesting design projects of apartments in the Scandinavian style!
1. Scandinavian interior in Warsaw
This is such an elegant and light project developed by Soma Architekci for a spacious private residence of 130 squares. A long elongated corridor was removed from the layout at the root. The result is a total of five full-fledged rooms: a cozy living room with a kitchen area and four minimalistic bedrooms for all family members.
Instead of a corridor, an excellent modern dressing room came out, thanks to which it was possible to minimize the number of wardrobes and dressers in such a large apartment. The main unifying element throughout the apartment is the light oak floors. Contrasting accessories, mirrors and fancy lamps look expressive on the snow-white walls.
2. Classic Stockholm studio
To save valuable squares, SvenskFast designers have made a small and cozy apartment in the center of Stockholm as a studio. At the same time, it was possible to preserve a separate sleeping area - it is separated by an almost invisible and weightless glass partition.
The main color is white, and the contrasting elements are created by decorative textiles and a rough wooden coffee table with stools. The highlight of the project is a small but very cozy open balcony with armchairs and a table for tea drinking. Fresh flowers make the interior fresher and brighter.
Scandinavian style apartment design
3. The emphasis is on the floor!
Unlike previous apartments, this studio from Somatren looks especially bright and expressive. Designers have abandoned the traditional triumph of white in favor of a gray-blue range. And the main accent is the bright restored parquet on the floor, the echoes of which can be found in some elements of the furniture and work surface in the kitchen.
Black vertical lines are another expressive technique. These are the frames of paintings, posters and mirrors, the frame of the glass partition and other little things. It is these details that make the interior holistic and harmonious, despite the clear zoning.
4. Apartments in Borgholm
The apartment project in Borgholm from the Alvhem studio was created especially for rent. On the one hand, you can find here all the elements of the Scandinavian style, and on the other, notes of contemporary and Western European traditions. This is especially evident in the combined kitchen-living room with laconic and functional furniture and a spacious dining table.
Thoughtful textiles and an unusual hanger in the corner give a special coziness to the bedroom. The bathroom is perhaps the most modern room in the apartment with its expressive black tiles on the wall. The feeling of home warmth and hearth is created by massive wooden beams, and the fancifully beaten attic slope looks especially fresh.
Design of a one-room apartment 33 sq.m. (90 photos)
5. Snow-white Scandinavian apartment
Where else to look for inspiration for creating Scandinavian interiors, if not in your native Scandinavia? This small elegant apartment is made in the best traditions of the native style! There are white walls, warm wood on the floor, contrasting accents in furniture and accessories.
In the bedroom, interestingly played hangers, hung right on the wall, immediately attract attention. A sleek round table and an airy asymmetrical tablecloth lend the dining area a relaxed feel. A massive cozy sofa reminds of one of the main properties of the Scandinavian style - solid practicality.
6. Elegant apartment in Gdansk
Agnieszka Karas created a bright and expressive Scandinavian interior in an apartment in Gdansk for a young and energetic hostess. This spacious 72-square-meter apartment consists of a bedroom, a small guest room, a living room-kitchen and a separate bathroom. The most difficult thing was to harmoniously fit all these zones, so that the light and minimalist style fit here perfectly.
White, gray and black are elegantly combined with shades of beige and brown. Even a rather austere sofa looks warmer and more comfortable thanks to the soft plush pillows. Perfectly smooth facades of the kitchen set practically merge with the wall and do not clutter up the space.
Scandinavian style bathroom design
7. Atypical Scandinavian studio
An interesting feature of this apartment is that the designers of the Stadshem studio managed, on the one hand, to embody all the traditional features of the style, and on the other, to give the interior a unique zest. This can be seen even from the color palette - warm light furniture and textiles stand out against a cold white-gray background.
The interior is completely done with details - a large open radiator, an unusual armchair, a tall mirror in a frame right on the floor, flowerpots and paintings. And in the kitchen, the first thing that catches the eye is open modern appliances in classic forms and a cozy corner for relaxation right on the windowsill.
8. Scandinavian apartment "All shades of gray"
The Entrance project also combines cool gray with warm accents, but at the same time it looks completely different. Gray here is not a neutral background - but a real king of the interior, which makes the apartment look especially noble and elegant. Different shades harmoniously complement each other, creating a play of chiaroscuro.
The peculiarity of the interior is the carefully preserved ceiling moldings in contrast to the ultra-modern lamps. It is not characteristic of the Scandinavian style, but the designers were not afraid of the challenge. Furniture is also contrastingly combined with each other: simple white wardrobes with wicker chairs and loft shelves.
