Scandinavian Interior

The Scandinavian or Nordic decorative style is characteristic of the Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish and Danish. This is a style born in the early twentieth century and remains until today with some variations.

Decorative style take on the characteristics of printed materials from local, regional crafts and the landscape of this region.

This region is conducive to the development of design industry that gave birth to the world-famous architect and designer Arne Jacobsen, Verner Panton, Alvar Aalto, among others.

Carlo Scandinavian-style interior designers are given for Larsson. This style combines the regional landscape, neutral color with a slightly aged appearance.

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Scandinavian Interior Features:

Architecture and interior design of these states is determined by climate and geographical location.

Poor natural light and long winter style spacious and bright interior, so you must prioritize the use of natural light. For this reason, the dominant color is white, followed by shades of light to illuminate the various rooms. It also affects the use of materials should also be light colored, light-colored wood. Permitted details of bright colors like red, light blue to give details that stand out from the rest of the decor.

Materials and textures of nature and geography. Textiles are used in hemp and cotton, which is supported by the frame design or stripes, flower prints also repeated for the light-patterned background.

This style aims to combine the traditional with the modern to achieve a unique environment.

this functionality on top of other things, so large windows are used to facilitate the entry of natural light. Generally high roof and spacious rooms.

Especially wooden floors and neutral tones, to contribute to the generation of bright and spacious environment.

This furniture is made from straight lines, pure and clean, combined with smooth curves that produce a balanced eco-friendly.

Simplicity of decorative accessories, ceramic materials and glass choices.