Area: 105 sq.m.
Consist: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open concept kitchen and living room
Scandinavian or Nordic is a style in interior design that implies white, beige and pastel colors, and is characterized by four main components: simplicity, practicality, clean lines and restrained elegance.
The mixture of styles of several Scandinavian countries gave birth to a cozy and homey type of space that is filled with purity, light, furniture and decor made of natural materials and a light color palette.
And as a result, there is a feeling of absolute unity with nature in such interiors. The revival of the style happened in 1990, when designers began to actively use each element of the decor as an essential piece of furniture.
A house in Scandinavian style involves the use of an abundance of natural materials and allowing plenty of light. The result is a functional space filled with simple lines with a small amount of decoration.
You can easily recognize such a house, since its hallmark is massive windows through which the interior of the house is visible, and glass doors in combination with wooden frames.
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Credit: MB Design House
