Your Scandinavian Bathroom

The Scandinavian interior design is characterised by minimalism, simplicity and functionality. Although the Scandinavian style has been around since 1950s, it still remains a popular trend in interior design today.

 Nr. 1 Choose simple decorative accents

As mentioned, a Scandinavian bathroom is all about simplicity. Therefore, when it comes to decorating a Scandinavian bathroom, always choose those decorative accents that have simple designs. Perhaps, you could decorate the room with a little table and elegant ceramic vases. To add texture and subtle colour to your Scandinavian interior by using towels and materials that have simple geometric prints. 

 

 Nr. 2 Combine wood & metal finishes

A Scandinavian design makes use of wooden elements in furniture and fixtures. Recent trends in the Scandinavian style of decorating combines the use of metallic finishes and wooden elements. For instance, copper and brass finishes on furniture or lightling, adding glimmer and shine to the entire space.

 

 Nr. 3 Decorate with plants and fresh flowers

Our interior designers at Strømberg strongly suggest adding natural elements to your Scandinavian interior design in order to have a living element of colour and beauty in your bathroom. When it comes to this, consider decorating your Scandinavian bathroom with indoor plants and fresh flowers. We believe that fresh flowers are a necessity in every Scandinavian home and bathroom. In the Scandinavian region, streets are often lined with sidewalk florists selling fresh flowers and tulips in ever colour. Therefore, your Scandinavian design should include floral elements and fresh flowers.

 

 Nr. 4 Choose light coloured flooring

Floors in Scandinavia are often made from light hardwood materials, either natural in its natural light colour or tiles. A choice of light flooring is a great idea for your Scandinavian design. The flooring can make a Scandinavian house look brighter and more spacious. To provide more warmth in the underfoot during the cold winter season use light coloured mats or a radiator to keep the room warm.

 

 

 Nr. 5 Limit window treatments

A Scandinavian home should have a more inviting space abd this can be best achieved by allowing plenty of light in. In order not to block the light, window treatments must be kept to a bare minimum in a Scandinavian design. If you need to use window coverings for your Scandinavian decor, opt for light fabrics such as sheer curtains.

 

Nr. 6 Think form and functionality

When it comes to the use of furniture in a Scandinavian bathroom, clean lines should be evident. The Scandinavian decor should have a modern touch with smooth and rounded edges combined with innovative and functional use of space.

 

Using these hacks as your guide to a Scandinavian bathroom, you should be able to create a stunning space that incorporates the simplicity, beauty, and functionality of a Scandinavian designed bathroom.