Scandinavian style (Nordic style) is considered to be the future interior design trend thanks to a balanced combination of three factors: elegance, minimalism, and usability. That is also the reason why people are gradually favoring this style thanks to the simple design, ensuring full functionality and still bringing luxury and sophistication.
It’s difficult to talk about Scandinavia without mentioning the forests and snowy pine hills. The key aspect that forms the interior design of Northern Europe is a pair of deer horns on a white snowy wall in harmony with the rustic wood paint.
This style is made up of 3 main components – motifs with their own functions, simple in design but luxurious, discreet, and warm in curves. From there, it brings a sense of simplicity and attraction.
Exquisite, luxurious bedroom but no less cozy
Talking about materials, wood is an indispensable element of the Scandinavian interior.
They are used for a variety of purposes, including floor materials, door molds, stairs, and handrails, as well as furniture, decor, and lighting design. Wood is a bright highlight in a pleasant space due to its high durability, but it is also very familiar and simple.
In addition, stone is often used in this type of design. Typically, the pure white stone would be used in essential areas such as wall cladding and kitchen surfaces. A minor point to remember is that marble is rarely used in Scandinavian design due to its porous properties, poor waterproofing, fast color deterioration over time, and high cost.
In terms of color, this style resonates from the main white color, easily combined with neutral tones or wood brown tones, cold tones like navy blue, gray-blue, … to reduce monotony and increase youthfulness of the space.
Light colors are often chosen as the dominant color for walls and ceilings to contrast with dark wood floors or blend with light wood colors. Moreover, the white color is also applied to “soft” items such as cushions, carpets, curtains, … also to make a difference with “hard” ones such as furniture, cabinets, …
The wooden floor is skillfully harmonized with the white color to create an attractive space
ZEITGEIST project especially focuses on the green areas and creates a relaxing space for residents. In tune with this criterion, Nordic interior design exploits and makes full use of green trees and natural light in living space.
When it comes to Scandinavian interior design, it’s no exaggeration to say that light is the determining factor. Many designs combine wide window frames with thin white curtains to allow for natural light. Aside from that, the use of soft warm yellow light from the freestyle decorative lights is a standout feature.
Green trees, in addition to light, play an important role in creating an airy, close-to-nature atmosphere and purifying the space. Each tree has its own function and beauty, and the owner must choose the most appropriate one based on his or her needs:
Green space creates a sense of peace and relaxation
People are increasingly seeking out lean ideals and harmonious artistic beauty. As a result, whether in the suburbs or in the city, Scandinavian interior design is now the first option. It conveys the cultural essence of Nordic culture through the lens of comfort and contextualization, and it has a wide range of applications.
Thanks to bright colors, simple arrangement, and multifunctional interiors, the Nordic interior style changes the space to become more spacious and airy.
Thanks to the simplicity and neutral colors, we can easily decor and mix our home with many different styles to personalize, creating a unique space to match our own personality.
Break the rule with a striped wall but still keep the design streamlined
In Vietnam, this kind of style is gradually becoming popular thanks to its distinct advantages and catches up with the modern lifestyle. Through this article, you are sure to be ready with ZEITGEIST to blow the warm Nordic wind of the Scandinavian peninsula into your future home.
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