Scandinavian

Simplicity, utility and beauty – a pure, pared back style that is centered on functionality, clean lines and understated elegance. The Scandinavian style emerged in the 1950s in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland.

 

Minimalist look with rounded contours: slab doors on cabinets, open shelves, low couches, and leather-backed wood chairs. Sleek surfaces dominate with form-pressed wood, plastics, anodized or enameled aluminum or pressed steel. Monochromatic palette of whites and neutral grays with pops of bright accent colors. Minimal ornamentation keeps the atmosphere warm, calm and spacious.