Scandi living room

Scandinavian Zen Living Room condominium project photo by Pins Studio in Sentul, WP Kuala Lumpur

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.

Photo credit: thistle.harvest When I think of dreamy living rooms, my mind automatically drifts to Hannah @thistle&harvest’s gorgeous living space. It’s cozy, timeless and classic, and all around one of my all time favorites. I decided to take a closer look at how this beautiful space came to life. Here are my key

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Scandinavian style living room interior design

What’s not to love about a moody black wall (or several)? It’s an idea that’s starting to catch on, but understandably, many people are still hesitant to use lots of black in their home. Despite that, there’s something especially striking about a black living room. No matter if you live in a modern apartment, a historic Victorian, or a rustic loft, a black living room somehow just works. Another nice quality about the color black is that it’s just so classic.

Scandinavian home design is one of the best ways to make a smaller home feel larger. Utilizing clean lines, and a less is more functionality to its style, the

Photo credit: thistle.harvest When I think of dreamy living rooms, my mind automatically drifts to Hannah @thistle&harvest’s gorgeous living space. It’s cozy, timeless and classic, and all around one of my all time favorites. I decided to take a closer look at how this beautiful space came to life. Here are my key