This tranquil home with touches of greenery throughout caught my eye straight away because of its cozy and natural look. Located in Gothenburg in Sweden, it is a lovely reminder that green plants can make a place truly feel like home. Scandinavian interiors are known for being in touch with nature. We love to bring the outside in with textures and materials but also by incorporating lots of greenery when we decorate. This home is no different, here we find a beautiful and neutral colour palette along with natural wood and plants in every room you step into. From the living room into the bedro ..read more

With timeless elegance and modern comfort, this charming home with mint walls and vintage touches shows us how a single-colour theme throughout can help create a tranquil feeling. Located in Stockholm in Sweden, the small apartment is a reminder that you do not have to opt for all-white walls to keep things minimal, a light pastel tone can be just as simplistic and inviting. Normally we might not think of mint green as an option for an entire home, but here is an example of how it can work beautifully. The bedroom and living area – even the kitchen cupboards – are all painted the same muted s ..read more

With lots of natural light, neutral tones and natural wood accents throughout, this charming Scandinavian home perfectly balances calm and cozy. Just looking at the images of this lovely attic apartment makes me feel tranquil, and I can imagine it being a great setting for hygge moments. The elegant light beige kitchen has a luxurious stone worktop which compliments the white space beautifully. Designed to fit under the slanted ceiling, the kitchen blends into the open space while not taking too much attention away from the calmness. The tall, open shelf near the windows is a lovely detail an ..read more

It’s time to get inspired by these cozy Scandinavian kids rooms to discover ways of decorating a fun yet calm space for your little ones to enjoy. Click on the link above each home to see more of the full interior. 1 // This Swedish home has kept much of its original charm, which can also be seen in the kids room. The deep blue wall colour, crisp white furnitures, and light blue accents make it look stylish, and sticking to a minimal palette like this makes the space feel serene. And how adorable is the dog print on the wall as well as the little balloon decor hanging next to it? Via Alvhem ..read more

Nordic interior is often based on bringing the outdoors in, which means we love to create a cozy space to enjoy all year round – especially on those long, dark, winter days. This is why you see a lot of natural wood used in many Nordic homes, along with large windows to blur the lines between inside and outside. This modern leisure home by interior architect Joanna Laajisto and photographer Mikko Ryhänen seen via Finnish Design Shop ‘Design Stories’ beautifully portrays this Scandinavian feeling of living in touch with nature. Located approximately one-hour drive from Helsinki to Karjalo ..read more

Time for a bit of Scandinavian interior inspiration; let’s visit this colourful and calm family home in Sweden to discover how they have managed to create a space that is homely and characteristic while also tranquil. I have s soft spot for a colourful kitchen, so as soon as I saw this green one I fell in love. You might think that green is not a great colour for a kitchen, but I think this home proves that it certainly can be. The fresh, light mint green tone along with the wooden furniture, the gold details and those white tiles on the wall works in perfect harmony and makes it look stylish ..read more

If your dream has always been to live in an idyllic red cottage in Sweden, then you will love this charming red Swedish farm with all its coziness and hygge. Located less than two hours from Stockholm and surrounded by nature, the area consists of several larger and smaller houses and buildings, two of which are residential houses, surrounded by a lush farm with lots of flowers, fruit trees and berry bushes and a large barn – and its for sale through Historiska Hem. During their time here, the current owners have put a lot of work into restoring the residential buildings while saving the surr ..read more

Want to customise your Ikea furniture? Superfront wants to give more people the opportunity to surround themselves with excellent design – because why does attractive, one-of-a-kind furniture have to cost so much? If you are like me, you might have quite a few Ikea furniture in your home because they are affordable and great. But sometimes they can be a bit limited with the style; and this is where Superfront comes in to help with their beautiful doors, sides, handles, legs and more! With the idea to reuse and recycle, their aim is to create furniture that lives on and ages with dignity. Thei ..read more

Time for a little home-tour of a charming and cozy home located right in the heart of Oslo, Norway. This simplistic home is bright and open with touches of blue and green throughout for a calm effect. The mix of natural materials and soft textiles gives it a homely feel, and I love the Scandinavian design classics found dotted around such as the Kay Bojesen wooden monkey, the clear glass Lyngby vase and the Royal Copenhagen mugs amongst others. The space has a light shade of grey on the walls, which gives it a warm feeling and makes the cozy, white fireplace in the living area stand out in a ..read more

Time to get inspired by these cozy Scandinavian homes to see how they effortlessly achieve that hygge feeling. Click on the link above each home to see more of the interiors. 1 // Beautiful Swedish apartment with vintage accents, a cozy wood-burners and warm tones along with calm blue shades. I love how all the room are different but still compliment each other. Via Alvheim. 2 // Cozy home with blue accents as a running theme. Look how clever the blue cabinets and details in the kitchen carries through to the bedroom in this beautiful Scandinavian apartment for a soothing aura. Via Alvhe ..read more