7 Ideas To Create A Scandinavian Bedroom

As much appreciated for its comfort as its decorative aura, the Scandinavian style also ventures into the bedroom. Accumulation of green plants, natural materials, and precious details, discover 7 ideas to create a Scandinavian bedroom as beautiful as it is cozy.

It is a fact, we are witnessing the molting of the Scandinavian style. He abandons his attributes which are too stripped down to enrich himself and take on colors. Out pastel shades and minimalism pushed to its climax, hello ethnic influences and chic or warm materials. The Scandinavian chamber obviously does not derogate from this enchanting change. Between plants galore, comfy bed linen and designer pieces, focus on the elements to adapt to create a trendy Scandinavian bedroom in which one feels good.

1. The Scandinavian Bedroom

In the Scandinavian bedroom, the smallest detail has its importance, from the color of the walls to the choice of the carpet that you want comfortable through a sharp selection of cushions and of course the bed linen. Like the Scandinavian style itself, the bedding set for the bedroom with Nordic influences is based on current trends. Namely, materials that are both noble and comfortable, neutral and earthy colors, an accumulation of sheets or throws, discreet patterns that still make the difference.

2. Set A Beautiful Design Piece

The appearance of a room is often due to a single element. In this crazy-looking Scandinavian bedroom, good decorative points are piling up. But between the whitewashed parquet floors, the immense picture window, and the bed linen, the bedside table decorated with this ball lamp – the flagship piece of the season – definitely catches the eye. Here, the golden aspect of everything but bling of the occasional furniture infuses a chic atmosphere without overdoing it and subtly awakens the entire bedroom. Most? Add a beautiful and practical bedside lamp.

3. Opt For A Natural Material

Scandinavian or modern craft, all the decorative movements of the moment converge on the same observation: the trend is incontestably towards natural materials and handmade objects. This Scandinavian room with an ultra-serene atmosphere is therefore not mistaken when she chooses to dress in a braided jute carpet for comfort, a dark wooden bedside table for functionality and finally a beautiful terracotta jar to accommodate a plant. Most? Use linen bed linen to accentuate the natural look of the bedroom.

4. Add Green Plants

The Scandinavian style is said to be close to nature so what could be better than literally bringing it into the bedroom? Between the stylish cacti, the potted plants or the bouquets of dried flowers arranged here and there, let yourself be seduced by the benefits of chlorophyll. However, in the bedroom, avoid flowering or fragrant plants. Prefer plants with decorative foliage, like Philodendron Monstera or Aloe Vera, which also have depolluting properties!

5. Set A Soothing Wallpaper

What could be more obvious than a strip of wallpaper to bring the final touch to the decoration of the Scandinavian bedroom? To complete the atmosphere without distorting the whole decor, we put on a wall covering in soothing colors and discreet patterns. Here, the bucolic landscapes have taken hold of the upper part of the wall, letting the base and the wooden frames play with their naturally warm aura. We play on contrasts by opting for a bedside table with extreme minimalism.

6. Install An Open Storage

Clean but not stripped. Minimalist but not strict. Here are the watchwords of the Scandinavian Chamber. To stick to it, we opt for open storage because, be aware, the time is no longer for concealment but for demonstration. In the Scandinavian bedroom, the spaces are opened up and the bedroom is ventilated. Finished the imposing cupboards, we put on an airy and discreet wardrobe. In metal or not, the open rack here combines with key pieces such as the frames and the carpet then subtly integrates with the rest of the decoration.

7. Natural Light

Light plays a decisive role in a room and even more in a Scandinavian room which wants to be as decorative as cocooning. Lucky people are lucky enough to have large, well-oriented windows to benefit from natural light. For others do not panic! Rule number 1: we put on walls with rather light and comforting colors, ranging from white to mole through the terracotta shade. Rule number 2: we multiply the points of light and we accumulate the luminaires, as well the lamp posts, the table lamps as the braided suspensions. Guaranteed cocoon atmosphere!