Scandinavian interiors are always a source of inspiration for us, regardless of the size of the space. Today we have selected this 50 square meter apartment which we invite you to admire below.
Open GalleryAs you may already be accustomed to, for Scandinavian homes, light in interior spaces is one of the most important things. Therefore, here as in many other similar arrangements, the houses have generous windows, often left free or with at most a semi-transparent curtain.
Moreover, white predominates indoors, thus amplifying the space and increasing its brightness. The flooring with a light-colored wood parquet also helps to warm up the decor.
As for the furniture, everything is kept as simple and airy as possible. Scandinavians don't like to clutter the space with lots of furniture pieces, but they choose only those they need, according to their needs. In this case, the living area is presented minimally, with a sofa, dresser and coffee table. Color accents are rare and often in muted tones.
Black and gray are often found, but in proportions that do not affect the decor. Here we find them at the level of paintings, rugs, chairs and very little in the bedroom.
The kitchen, due to its positioning, is in a shadow cone. The white cabinets and artificial lighting reduce the lack of natural light. Configured on two sides, the layout ensures the necessary, including appliances. The design is simple, with an oak wood countertop and white tiles with rectangular plates.
In the bedroom, the minimalist spirit of the arrangement is resumed. The central area is occupied by the bed, and the two storage areas are a big plus. In fact, efficient spaces for shoes and bulkier clothes are also found in the hallway.
And we couldn't end this description without mentioning the wonderful balcony arranged as an extension of the living room outdoors. Simplicity and functionality are the qualities that dominate this arrangement!
