The Scandinavian style is the most popular choice when it comes to home decor. But, this doesn’t mean this style hasn’t changed all over the last years. From new color accents to a nature inspired look, check out 5 dreamy ways in which this style has changed during the last seasons:
1. More colors
Every dreamy Scandinavian interior has now some color accents or a pop of color. The two color schemes you can choose for this style are the warm Earthy shades that are great for a welcoming and cozy space, where you can feel the hygge spirit or a cold color mix with chic pastels, great for a more modern or chic approach on your home. Adding colors in a Scandinavian interior will give the more personality to the space and will make the neutral things really pop out in the room.
2. An urban jungle
All Scandi spaces have now more plants than ever making an apartment looking like an urban jungle. Their green color goes great with neutrals and nature inspired furniture or deco elements, items that are now trending when it comes to a Scandinavian decor. Also, they look amazing when paired with Earthy shades and go great with both a Scandinavian space with retro elements and one with modern ones.
3. A more glam approach
Scandinavian spaces are becoming more and more glam, mixing the retro style and the fancy elements with the minimal and Nordic inspired decor pieces. You can now add velvet pieces of furniture like ottomans, sofas or velvet deco elements such as pillows in your Scandi apartment and also make everything even more glam with chic candles, vases and artsy looking deco objects such as statues. Also, make everything more glam and dreamy with gorgeous seasonal flowers in lovely shades such as pink, lilac or blue.
4. A farmhouse inspiration
Having a lot of common elements, The Scandinavian and the farmhouse style can become a great mix, especially in the kitchen space. Since the farmhouse style is the most popular choice for a kitchen right now you can add a little bit of it in your Scandinavian inspired kitchen. Choose wooden and raffia storage, dreamy wooden chairs or bar stools, a lot of plants, flowers or tree branches added in chic vases and open shelves where you can store the pretties kitchen elements you own along with plants, frames and small deco elements.
5. More nature inspired elements
Nature inspired elements and recycled items are a must-have in any new home and they can look just perfect in a Scandinavian space. Choose woven pieces made of raffia or rattan along with wooden furniture or design pieces made of stone or recycled glass and create a space that look calm and seems closer to nature.
