Wabi Sabi
Erd tones are a characteristic of the Scandinavian design. These stamped colors mingle seamlessly into the wooden surfaces and the natural light floods the room. Open shelves prioritize the accessibility and present the dishes and decoration in a curated, overcried way.
Bright and light
The natural light plays a central role in this room, with large windows and skylight maximizing the brightness. Stainless steel devices and a black worktop offer modern contrast and at the same time ensure durability and simple maintenance, while the hanging pot rack tools shows both functional and decorative elements.
Rustic farmhouse
Rustic wooden elements such as the weathered table and stools bring warmth and texture into this otherwise crispy kitchen. This contrast emphasizes the Scandinavian love for natural and organic materials and combines the interior with nature and ensures that the room feels inviting and worth living.
Soft sage
This soft sage -green cuisine in a property of Sonoma, California designed by Ken Fulk creates a calm and inviting atmosphere, while the Chevron pattern gives a touch of texture and craft. The attention for details such as the brass lights and the trailer light gives the room with heat.
Monochromatic
In this kitchen by Nicole Hollis, the cupboards, lack of hardware and defined by clean lines, emphasizes the simplicity. The monochromatic color palette, dominated by soft beige and light wood tones, not only holds together and also brightens the room.
Compact and subtle
This kitchen from Augusta Hoffman has a marble backplash that functions as a subtle but elegant focal point and gives texture and visual interest and at the same time maintains the clean and airy look of the room. The integrated work lighting improves the functionality of the room, while glass cladding introduces openness and increased light.
Modern and durable
In the kitchen of a New Zealand house with interiors by Jenni Kayne, the gray limestone kitchen Island is combined by BDDW with barstools to get a modern note that maintains the softness of the entire design. In contrast to the supporters of Rose Unippe, the gray limestone kitchen island is, with the Scandinavian principles, in order to include permanent materials to ensure functionality without impairing beauty.
Contrasting
White walls create a bright, airy atmosphere and reflect natural light in this minimalist design. Black accents such as the chair cushions, the decorative lantern and hardware form contrast, while the attached light, which is made from natural wood, gives an organic note that softens the room and connects it to the Scandinavian affinity for the inclusion of natural elements.
Slim and simple
This kitchen design is balanced by an attack of subtle details such as the Shiplap ceiling and the backplash tiles -tile -tile, which give a quiet structural interest without overwhelming the minimalist range. Functionality is an important feature, as the practical but stylish central island shows that offers sufficient work area and seats.
In the middle of the century
Interior green and a brave monstera leaf vase give this minimalist Scandinavian cuisine a natural texture and a splash of color. In combination with functional elements such as seamless cupboards and a practical island, these features are a perfect balance between benefits and beauty.
California modern
In the home of Sophia Bush in Los Angeles, a lamp by George Nelson from the middle of the century will stand by the Danish brand Hay against a sheepskin stool and a bright leaves for a perfectly Scandinavian atmosphere.
Eclectic and practical
Open shelf gives this kitchen a practical but stylish element and shows neatly arranged cups and utensils without overfilling the room. The clean white cupboards with the grinding handles emphasize simplicity as well as usefulness.
Modern farmhouse
In the kitchen of the Jenni Kayne Farmhouse, large windows reinforce the connection to nature, while a simple Roman shadow ensures privacy and at the same time maintains minimalist aesthetics. Decorative touch, as the ceramic vases and the soft lighting-provided the room with a cozy, lived feeling without impairing the clean design.
English country
The kitchen of this house in Houston designed by Ashe Leandro contains light blue cupboards, which creates a calm, inviting atmosphere and at the same time brings subtle color into the neutral overall range – a common approach in the Scandinavian interior to maintain serenity and at the same time to avoid the monotony. The butcher block on the island gives warmth and texture, while the rattan bar stools give the room a feeling of casual, rustic charm.
Moody and rich
Latted details introduce a handmade, organic quality that makes the otherwise clean and contemporary lines of the cupboards in this Scandinavian cuisine. The use of rich, dark marble for the worktops and islands creates a striking contrast to the lighter wooden tones of the cupboards and the exposed rays.
Sean Santiago is the deputy editor of Elle Decor, who reports news, trends and talents in the interior, hospitality and travel, culture and luxury purchases. Since his career started in an interior design in 2011, he reported the industry for Vogue, Architectural Digest, Sight Unseen, Pin-Up and Domino. He is the author of Lonny Home (Weldon Owens, 2018), has created social content for brands such as West Elm and Streeteasy and is sometimes recognized on the street for its Instagram Reels series #Dancetodecor
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