Sophie Harrington

Designing a nursery is a deeply personal process—but it can also be a beautifully minimalist one. Scandinavian design, known for its calm aesthetic and functional beauty, is a perfect match for today’s parents seeking a gender-neutral decor solution. A Scandinavian nursery combines soft tones, natural textures, and a clutter-free ethos to create a serene and Read More

Close your eyes and picture a Nordic cabin nestled among snowy pines. The glow of candlelight, the soft scent of pinewood, and — draped effortlessly over a chair — a chunky wool throw, begging you to wrap yourself in its warmth. That feeling? It’s not just winter romance. It’s the magic of Scandi textiles — Read More

Texture is the quiet hero of Scandinavian design. While the palette stays neutral and the furniture remains minimal, layered textures infuse spaces with warmth, comfort, and personality. Our team found that in Nordic interiors, texture plays a vital role in transforming clean, pared-back rooms into inviting sanctuaries. By mixing materials thoughtfully—wool, wood, linen, leather—you create Read More

Think about how much time you spend indoors — cooking, relaxing, working, sleeping. Now consider the air you’re breathing in that space. Paints and finishes might seem harmless once dry, but many release volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that linger long after the scent is gone. That’s where non-toxic paint and natural finishes come in — Read More

Scandinavian interiors are celebrated for their elegant minimalism, functional beauty, and space-conscious design. Nowhere are these principles more essential than in compact entryways. In Scandinavian small spaces, the hallway is not just a transitional zone—it’s a critical place for tidiness, welcome, and everyday practicality. This guide explores how to design smart, stylish entryway storage systems Read More

A well-designed entryway sets the tone for your entire home. It’s the space where we transition between the outside world and our private interior—shedding shoes, dropping keys, and hanging up coats. In true Scandinavian spirit, the modern functional foyer must combine visual clarity with high utility. And at the heart of that functionality? The perfect Read More

In the midst of long Nordic winters and dark afternoons, Scandinavian culture has nurtured a unique approach to comfort and contentment. It’s called hygge (pronounced “hoo-gah”)—a Danish term that loosely translates to a feeling of coziness, warmth, and wellbeing. Central to this atmosphere is the soft, flickering glow of candlelight—arguably the most cherished element of Read More

We often think of wall art as an afterthought — the final stroke on a room’s canvas. But in Scandinavian interiors, wall art plays a vital role, not as a loud centrepiece but as a gentle layer that supports the room’s calm, grounded energy. Whether you’re revamping your home or just updating a tired wall, Read More