Japanese norwegian interior

The perfect blend of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian coziness in your living room. Achieve harmony and sophistication with Japandi decor.

On Monday we took a peek inside the home of a Norwegian living in Portugal, today I thought I'd continue the 'scandi abroad' theme! Kristin Lagerqvist and her family divide their time between Varberg

Interior Design, Architecture Visualization, Digital Art

Discover how to create a minimalist haven within the confines of a Japanese tiny house. Our guide explores design principles that maximize space while embracing

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In 1935, Aino and Alvar Aalto purchased a plot of land in Helsinki and began to design their home. The architect couple´s cosy and intimate residence and studio was completed in 1936. The house is divided into a workspace used by Alvar Aalto´s architectural firm and the couple´s private residence. (Alvar Aalto Museum)

Japandi style combines the clean, simple elegance of Japanese interiors with the functionality and warmth of Scandinavian design. The focus is on neutral color palettes, natural materials, and a balance between form and function. This style promotes simplicity and tranquility, often featuring wooden furniture, cozy textiles, and a focus on minimalism. Ideal for anyone looking to create a calm, minimalist home that feels both inviting and chic.