Scandinavian family room

Scandinavian design is renowned for its simplicity, functionality, and beauty.

Ever wondered how those beautiful Scandinavian homes manage to be both minimalist and cozy? 🍂 Explore our guide – 'Scandinavian Style Simplified: A Guide to Nordic Home Aesthetics – One Home Therapy,' and uncover how to create your own stunning, clutter-free haven filled with natural light, warm woods, and clean lines. 🏠🍃 Click to Learn More!

Today we’re sharing a home tour Jennie of @The.Little.Bird with her stunning new build home. Jennie started out as a farmhouse sign maker and launched into sharing her home as she built it. Her home is so unique with a mix of Scandinavian, modern farmhouse, and mid-century. You’re going to love this one.

If you’re into Scandinavian boho interior design, this article is for you. I’ll share tips and suggestions for creating a chic Scandinavian boho living

Sharing Simple and Slow Living, Intentional Home, Modern Scandinavian Interior Design, Photography, and Chickens at our Custom built Farm House on 20 acres in Minnesota. Check us out!

It’s tempting to follow decorating trends and go all in on a decor style that feels fresh, new, and exciting for your home. Like anything else though, it’s definitely possible to have too much of a good thing when it comes to a certain type of decor—especially if you are considering investing a lot of time and money into your furnishings. Take the Scandinavian aesthetic, for example, which has been a mainstay in global home design for at least the past decade or so.

Explore over 40 stunning minimalistic living rooms that prove less is more. Get inspired to transform your space with simplicity.

Ready to elevate your style? Add a touch of Scandinavian influence to your living room. Embrace the soothing Scandinavian color palette and create a space that harmoniously blends aesthetics with functionality. With clean lines and a serene ambiance, you'll have a Scandinavian style living room that's both inviting and timeless.

Home means something different to everyone — whether it be a studio apartment, a classic colonial, or something more unconventional — but it’s always a delight to see how people furnish and live in their respective homes. Lucky for me, I’ve gotten to peek into some pretty unique and jaw-dropping homes this year, from a renovated school bus house-on-wheels, to a guest house made with straw bales, to a cabin on stilts in South Africa.