Hence, large windows with airy curtains and lightly colored interiors. In turn, in winter, when darkness falls quickly, the greatest role is played by artificial lighting, which builds a cozy atmosphere. In a room in Scandinavian style, one source of light is not enough - a whole system is needed. Very popular are floor, table, and wall lamps, which we place in strategic places such as over the dining room table, next to the armchair and the sofa, directing them to decorative elements. Additionally, we can introduce vivid light in the form of candles.

Choose colors

The dominant color in the Scandinavian style is white, which results directly from the need to brighten the interior. Generally, a white palette may seem sterile and lacking in personality, but this is not the case! White walls are usually accompanied by light wood furniture and wooden floors. All earthy colors are acceptable, mainly browns and neutrals: grays and beiges, as well as bleached greens or blues. Strong and bolder colors can appear as accents in decorations, paintings, and accessories. For example, black frames are perfectly visible on light background walls and help to systematize the space. On the other hand, soft upholstered sofas or armchairs in a darker, but natural gray color add an extra dimension to the space and bring out its depth.

Take care of the accessories

In Scandinavian style, the best match with a palette of bright colors is furniture and accessories made of natural wood, with clean lines and uniform color. The Scandi style is built up by interpenetrating layers, which can be achieved by using subtle shades, different textures of objects, and lighting. Wooden floors are only partially covered by rugs - usually made of natural fibers. Rugs are also a great way to break up the whiteness of the walls and enrich the color scheme. The main role is played by all home textiles. They bring a lot of warmth to the interior and turn it into a cozy asylum, but also create distinctive color accents. Scandinavian-style sofas and beds, which you will find in Micadoni, can be complemented with woolen knitted bedspreads with fleshy texture, fluffy blankets, or soft cushions.

In the Scandinavian style there is no place for design excess and cluttered rooms, however the room should not seem empty. All elements should be, above all, practical. It would be good if the decorations, which serve only an aesthetic function, had some artistic value or high quality workmanship. Furniture should be mainly functional, and its form should serve these functions. Hence, multi-purpose items, such as a sofa that can be turned into a bed or a table, where you can store books, enjoy popularity. The beautiful Spinel 3-seater sofa is distinguished by its exquisite design, as well as meets all the requirements of modern families. You can sit back and relax during the day and get a sleep comfortably at night. Its timeless look is enhanced by the quilting on the soft backrests, and its Scandinavian look is emphasized by the smaller side cushions and slightly angled wooden legs. Scandinavian interior design is all about functionality, simple form, and affordable price.

Furniture with Character

A simple color palette and clean lines will allow you to appreciate the importance of expressive furniture. Through the power of contrast (not only in color) it is easier to see unusual objects. Instead of crowding the room with furniture, it is worth to place just a few. In a Scandinavian living room, the central place is occupied by a comfortable sofa or an armchair. Mica furniture will be perfect in this role, due to its timeless look and unique design. They are characterized by modern, rounded shapes and delicately quilted backrests. The construction of these solid Mica 2- and 3-seater sofas and armchairs is based on stable beech wood legs. Whether you're spending your free time with family or gathering with friends, Mica is a great way to enrich your home space. You can confidently combine the furniture from this line with each other, but they will also look great individually, as independent elements of decor.

Scandinavian style seems so attractive to us because it fits our lives, not the other way around. To create it in your home you have to remember mainly about light, the white color scheme, various textures, natural wood, and simplicity. You can invest in less furniture, but bet on its functionality and quality, which will stand the test of time.