Scandinavian Style Kitchen Furniture

In-Depth Look: The World of Scandinavian Style Kitchen Furniture

With a warm cup of tea in your hand and your feet on the sofa, we invite you to explore our hand-picked assortment of Scandinavian interior design, from kitchen accessories from brands such as Stelton, Bodum, WMF or even Brabantia and their famous dish racks to brands with a focus on decoration such as Jonathan Adler, Paper Collective or even HKliving.

- A huge hallmark of Scandinavian design is a reverence for the past, which often makes its way into the decor scheme through repurposed antique furniture or lucky vintage finds. Striking out at the flea? Take note of this California kitchen designed by Meta Coleman, which features a quirky shelf that bottles the charm of a vintage find while still being custom-made for the home.

Beautiful view of Scandinavian Style Kitchen Furniture
Scandinavian Style Kitchen Furniture

This particular example perfectly highlights why Scandinavian Style Kitchen Furniture is so captivating.

- Floating shelves and open shelving ... Scandi kitchen designs to open up the space and create casual storage for every day used items like plates, bowls, cups, and other frequently used items. Tile by Fireclay Tile shown in the Chaine Homme White Wash Tile | Design by Mark Davis Design | Photo by Luis Costadone Furniture and cabinetry that feature clean lines and decor with smooth rounded edges help capture the look of Scandinavian style...

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Scandinavian Style Kitchen Furniture

Natural hues such as sage green, terracotta, and mustard yellow add warmth and a grounded feel. Wood is a key element in Scandinavian kitchen design, used for cabinetry, flooring, and furniture to add warmth and texture.

- Whether it tends to the most contemporary of looks or is designed with more classic elements, a Scandinavian-style kitchen retains a pleasing simplicity. Scandinavian kitchens are always sleek and streamlined with a modern touch, says Sofia Bune Strandh. Think pale and light-reflective colors, but warming touches achieved through the use of wood perhaps for cabinets, but also in additional design details such as paneling, a wood floor, and furniture such as bar stools and dining chairs.

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