Scandinavian style bedroom

The Scandinavian style in the interior is distinguished by restraint and minimalism from painting walls to furnishing furniture. The article will discuss how to design a bedroom in accordance with the principles of this style.

Scandinavian style in the interior is characterized by a predominant use of white, an emphasis on natural light, and light wood in furniture and decoration.

Such features are due to the natural factors of northern countries such as Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway. Long, cold winters forced people to arrange their homes in such a way as to let in as much natural light as possible into the room. Birches, pines, beeches and other trees with light-colored wood growing in the northern latitudes determine the abundance of finishes from this material and the color of furniture.

Thus, the main characteristic features of the style in question are:

• large windows, usually without curtains;
• white or very light colored walls;
• light wood furnishings and furnishings with minimal workmanship and natural patterns.

As already pointed out, the Scandinavian style tends to minimalism. Furniture should be functional and no frills. Simple shapes, straight lines and right angles are its main features.

A little colorful and bright decor is another characteristic of the Scandinavian interior. This is also due to the desire to retain as much space, air and light in the room as possible. Note that this is just a feature, not a hard and fast rule. With a skillful approach, the design can be quite bright and varied, while maintaining the general "northern spirit".

Decorating a bedroom with a Scandinavian character will be an excellent solution for a small room. White walls and ceilings will visually increase the space. Simple, functional and light furniture, as well as minimal decor, will not create a feeling of clutter in the space.

The Scandinavian interior in the attic bedroom will look very natural and harmonious. Wooden beams under the ceiling and a floor made of wood of a natural shade and texture will perfectly fit into such a room.

If the placement of the sleeping area is planned on the balcony, then such a simple design will help preserve natural light and a sense of freedom. The minimum furniture envisaged by the Scandinavian concept will save space and preserve the aesthetics of style.

The main color of the design is usually white. This applies not only to walls, but also to furniture with textiles. Very often you can see bedrooms in which almost everything is white, including bed linen.

You can use different light shades of blue, gray, blue, brown, green or pink. Wooden furniture in a natural color also diversifies the interior. Quite bright accents are allowed.For example, several posters on the walls, colorful bedding, colored pillows or vases.

Note that the desire to let in as much light as possible involves the use of light and transparent curtains. And you can do without them altogether.

You can also hang colored shade curtains without sheer tulle. They will unfold only when necessary, and most of the time they will be folded.

Scandinavian minimalism presupposes rather simple forms, many monochromatic surfaces and a small number of objects. Thus, the walls and ceiling are usually light, solid and painted with paint.

If you wish, you can also retreat from the total monotony - decorate one of the walls with some kind of painting, suitable "natural photo wallpaper" or trim with wood.

It is best to cover the floor with parquet, board or laminate. Ceramic tiles, carpet or linoleum can disrupt the overall style.

Of the furniture in the bedroom, you should leave only the most necessary items: a bed, bedside tables and a wardrobe.

When decorating the interior, do not get carried away with artificial lighting. At the very least, the lighting fixtures should not be conspicuous and attract a lot of attention.

Scandinavian style involves the use of natural materials. Furniture and interior items made of plastic or metal will violate its identity. Therefore, in addition to wood, it is recommended to use glass, ceramics, dried flowers in vases, fresh flowers in pots, etc.

Note that the main place for decorating in a Scandinavian bedroom is the space above the head of the bed. You can hang an interesting poster or picture, shelves with books, figurines and vases, or even make a graphic painting.

The modern style of the interior, which has become fashionable and loved by many, under the name of the loft, has brought such an interesting element as a brick wall to the design. In white it will look quite harmoniously in our natural style.

A great example of a bedroom on the balcony. All the signs of the Scandinavian style are striking: a lot of white, a wooden floor and window sills decoration, maximum functionality. The space under the bed is reserved for the storage area, and quite a lot of books can easily fit on the windowsill.

The cold shade of blue of the bed fits perfectly into the "northern" interior of another bedroom on the balcony. White walls and whitewashed floorboards are characteristic of the Scandinavian style, as are folding curtains that let in a lot of light.

The following example shows how urban elements are harmoniously combined with Scandinavian simplicity. Against the background of a white brick wall, a simple gray bed, plain pillows and greenery of indoor plants look great.

Next, consider examples of rooms on the attic floors. Let's start with an incredibly ascetic interior: wooden beams against the background of white walls, picture frames and a table matching them in color, a bird cage made of natural material and dried flowers on the wall create a single natural composition of decor against the background of white walls and a milky bed.

The following design is another example of how you can combine several directions competently. In our example, it is ethnic and classic. The curved lines of the chandelier and the deep burgundy color of the bedspreads seem to be from palace interiors, they look very interesting and original against the white plain background of the walls, as well as the wooden ceiling and floor.

Now let's look at an example of a standard Scandinavian-style bedroom: white ceiling and walls, plain gray linens, a poster over the bed, wooden beams as decor, and a minimum of other items.

The Scandinavian style fits perfectly into the attic space. You won't be able to hang curtains on the windows, which meets the style requirements. And the ability to make the most of the white color, visually expands the space and allows you to equip the bedroom even in a rather cramped room.

The use of wood as decoration creates coziness even in combination with the cold blue color of the bedspread and one of the walls.

The style in question, with its restraint and simplicity, is perfect for decorating a bachelor apartment and, in particular, a bedroom. For this, a combination of white with blue and gray is suitable.

The next interior is an example of an original design solution, a competent combination of colors and accents. The Scandinavian character is preserved with light walls, an emphasis on natural wood furniture and decorative twigs. And its black color, black and white photographs and dark gray bed linen bring originality and give a special memorable look to the room.

In the following interior, I would like to note the decor, accented by nature:

• northern animals on posters;
• construction under the ceiling, reminiscent of a branch with flowers;
• a large green plant of the original form;
• a carpet with a blue and white ornament associated with the cold winter sky.

A wall trimmed with wood can replace a lot of decorative elements and techniques. The contrasting combination of wood and white walls and bright accents on the bed get all the attention. Thus, there is no need to use any additional pieces of furniture or decor.

Another design of a masculine character is suitable for a teenage boy's bedroom: noticeable yellow-blue accents give out the nursery, and the abundance of gray-brown tones suggests that the child is already on the way to adulthood.

Another interesting decorative element is the painting on the wall in the form of trees, in this case - birch trunks. Greenery of indoor plants, heavenly blue with sunny yellow on pillows and blankets - everything you need to harmoniously complement the image on the wall.

The following design demonstrates how a Scandinavian-style bedroom can be vibrant and vibrant. The white and blue walls and bed are the perfect backdrop for the bright red objects, while the national pillowcase and fox poster keep the Nordic style.

Finally, consider an example of how you can add romance and elegance to a discreet Scandinavian design. The color of coffee with milk, sophisticated floor lamps, tied curtains, edging on the bedspread, a little stucco on the ceiling and embossed cushions on the bench decorate the interior while maintaining the overall concept.