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IKEA is perfectly at home surrounded by birch and pine, organic colour schemes, and furniture with a functional, attractive purpose. If you feel the same way, take a look at these easy to do tips for achieving a characteristic Scandinavian look in your own home.
Oh, the light! If you can’t get enough outside, daylight is seasonally a scarce resource in the Nordic region, it’s a good idea to brighten your home from within. Harmonising blond wood, maximised light intake, and light or neutral colours go a long way. That said, don’t hesitate to add a sprawling plant or graphic-pattern cushion to give the room a visual boost.
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It's very important to IKEA that its wood comes from sustainable sources. We work with non-profit organizations committed to protecting forests.
Design, material, and placement are all vital aspects of storage furniture. An open bookcase creates an airy expression, making it perfect for display and decoration. With closed storage, it’s harder to disguise size and volume but there are still effective ways to add style. Materials like wood and lighter colours add mood to the room without exaggerating the visual impact. Freeing up the floor by mounting cabinets on the wall also helps to emphasise lightness and space.
Materials like wood and natural fibre jute, rattan, or a seat in woven linen bands are a sure way to bring a sense of comfort to the room. The look, texture and touch blend nearly universally with other styles, and ages with grace.
A modern Scandinavian look stems from a tradition of making a lot with a little. Functional design and sparse furniture interact to emphasise the room’s natural space. Also, with fewer objects around, the ones you select make all the more impact.
