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Over the years, the modern Scandinavian interior has taken over hearts around the world. Its unique approach to interior decoration combines minimalism, nature and functionality, creating peaceful and beautiful homes. This article introduces a deeper look at the principles of modern Scandinavian interior design, color palette and ecological paints that bring a harmonious atmosphere to the walls of the home.

Towards the end of the article, we explore Minna Parika's happy and gentle holiday home in the Finnish archipelago, Villa Luke . Welcome!

The philosophy of Scandinavian interior style

The Scandinavian interior dates back to the Nordic countries, especially Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland. This style reflects the area's lifestyle and environment where light is limited for most of the year and natural peace is an important value.

There is less in Scandinavian interior. The aim is to avoid excessive decoration and extra objects. Instead, the emphasis is on clarity and simplicity that creates a peaceful atmosphere.

Nature plays a big role and natural materials such as wood, stone, linen and wool are strongly present. This creates a warm and earthy atmosphere that feels inviting and cozy.

Everything has its place and everything has a purpose. Furniture is often simple and practical in design. The space is optimized so that it serves the needs of residents in everyday life.

Light is invaluable in a Nordic interior where winters can be long and dark. Large windows, light walls and light shades create light and airiness in the rooms.

Modern Scandinavian color palette

The Scandinavian color palette is one of the most important factors that determine the style to be recognizable. This color palette is calm, harmonious and natural, reflecting the surrounding nature and seasonal variation in the area.

The Scandinavian interior is especially known for its neutral shades. White, gray and beige are an important part of the color palette. White acts as the foundation, bringing light and space to the premises. The gray shades bring softness and contrast, while beige and other earthy shades create a warm atmosphere.

 

The color palette gets extra color from soft pastel shades such as pink, light blue and mint green. These shades bring freshness and life to the premises while maintaining a peaceful look.

The Scandinavian interior is strongly visible to the use of natural colors. The earthy brown, green and flavored shades bring the home closer to nature and create a grounding atmosphere.

Although the Scandinavian color palette is basically restrained, contrasts are important. The alternation of white and dark shades creates visual interest and emphasizes the forms of space.

Uula's plastic -free and breathable paints

In Scandinavian interiors, ecology and health are key values. This is also reflected in painting techniques and choices. Many Scandinavian homes prefer goals that are low -emission and environmentally friendly. In particular, breathable paints are popular as they allow air rotation and keep the indoor air quality good.

Uula's paints are a model example of ecological paints. We specialize in durable and environmentally friendly paint products that are perfect for Scandinavian interiors. Uula's inner color map offers a wide range of neutral, soft and natural shades that support Scandinavian aesthetics.

VOC values ​​and indoor air quality

Uula's water-borne inner paint products have a VOC value of 0, meaning that there are no volatile organic compounds in the paint. This is important for indoor air quality, as high VOC levels can cause health problems and reduce indoor air quality*. In the case of Scandinavian interior design, where health and ecology are central to values, low VOC values ​​are particularly important.

Case: Wool Luel by Minna Parikka

Uula was honored to deliver Villa Luella's interior paints. Photos: Katri Kapanen.

 

Villa Luel has a celebration of wood and 50 pink shades.

“I wanted to create a house that celebrates beautiful Finnish archipelago scenery, wood as a building material and my own personality. This house is meant to be here for me and my daughter to enjoy our lives.

Although the color palette is limited to wood and pink shades, I wanted a home with a zen atmosphere. The furniture has been carefully selected to suit our needs and the mood of the building. All materials are of high quality that lasts time. ” -

- Minna Parikka, Villa Luella builder and designer

Interior style or lifestyle?

Scandinavian interior design is much more than just a design - a way of life that reflects the nature, values ​​and rhythms of the Nordic countries. The beautiful union of minimalism and nature creates peaceful and functional homes, where the balance between comfort and aesthetics has been made masterfully. In this summary, we look even more closely on the importance of Scandinavian interior design, its most important features, and its impact on both residents and the environment.

You could say that this is more than just a way to decorate - it is a way of life that reflects the nature and the world around the Nordic countries. Through minimalism, it teaches us to appreciate less but better quality, and the proximity to nature reminds us of our connection to nature. This is particularly important in today's hectic world, where the longing for simple and genuine is great.

Functionality does not mean boredom, but rather intelligent design. Furniture and objects are both practical and beautiful. This balance makes homes not only cozy but also visually pleasing. Clear lines, thoughtful details and carefully selected colors create a home that is inspiring and cozy at the same time.

The Scandinavian decorator's color palette is not random, but reflects the variation in the Nordic seasons and the role of light in life. Neutral shades allow the light to be reflected and spread to the spaces, the pastels bring freshness and the natural shades combine with the surrounding landscape. The colors not only beautiful the appearance of the home, but they also affect the mood and mood. The Uula's interior color map has been created for these needs as a tool and aid for the interior designer.

One of the most important cornerstones of the interior style is ecology and healthiness. Using breathable and environmentally friendly paints, such as Uula Color products, we can ensure that there are no harmful substances on the walls of the home. This is not only important for the health of an individual inhabitant, but also a broader impact on the environment by reducing emissions and loads.

It is not only aesthetics, but also about the overall well -being of the residents. The peaceful and functional environment provides a framework for relaxation and balance. The bright and spacious spaces bring joy and energy to everyday life. The functionality and aesthetics of the home make it a place where it is a pleasure to be and is comfortable to return.

Scandinavian interior design is a time -consuming choice that never loses its meaning. It combines practicality, beauty and environmental responsibility into a unique entity. Whether it is a modern city home or a rural cabin, it offers us the opportunity to create harmonious and inspiring homes that respect both the surrounding nature and our well -being.

*https://www.sisailmayhdistys.fi/healthy-tilat/ongsten-pearing/muuts-world studies/chemia-