Wouldn't you like to embark on a journey towards a real and calming Scandinavian-style decoration that doesn't shy away from using antiques?
In our first example, the use of blue and white in a fresh and cheerful living room is so well executed that the colors come to life in the house in such a way that you not only observe the maritime style but also feel the tranquility and the essence of nature. The use of tiles, often preferred in Scandinavian homes, in the entryway hints at the desire to create a decor with a summer concept. Additionally, natural wood chosen for the flooring adds harmony and liveliness. In Scandinavian homes, the dominance of tones in wallpapers may seem monotonous at first, and it might even create a desire for alteration, but with the quirky interior architectural approach, we find ourselves reconsidering our hesitant approach to homes where perfect harmony is achieved.
There's a sense of lived-in comfort in the dining rooms of Scandinavian homes! The reason should be the lack of fear of using antiques. Since the use of antiques can be quite risky and costly, you can achieve this atmosphere naturally with country accessories or porcelain maritime concept details. In this concept, which only houses functional items, there is nothing else but a few pieces of furniture. Therefore, the simple and minimal atmosphere is maintained.
And... our favorite corner, the art corner!: Moreover, you can implement it using the currently popular multi-frame usage. By creating a concept with various artistic images or landscape photographs inside frames of different sizes, you can add life and interest to plain walls.
Just like in the decoration styles of many different cultures in Europe, we don't see the bed by the window and in the corner in a Swedish house. However, a canopy is quite a romantic detail for a Scandinavian, and it's a contrast to this decorating style. When these details are modernized with fabric texture, color selection, and positioning, we are in awe of the romantic-Scandinavian fusion in decoration.
What do you think!?
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