Tag: scandinavian

home: featured [ H&M Home ]

home: featured [ H&M Home ]

Always the best go-to for modern interior accessories and homeware. Visit one of the H&M Home stores and you will be greeted with an array of gorgeous Scandi inspired goods.

Browse tableware, lighting, cushions, bedding, accessories, candles and more. Everything has an effortless design about it and will fit in any home.

hm.com

home: favourite thing [ armchair ]

home: favourite thing [ armchair ]

If you are looking for addition seating in your lounge or bedroom, then take a look at this offering from hm.com.

The modern, yet classic design had a simple black metal frame and leather seat & back. It’s only available in one colour, but because it’s a neutral beige it will fit with most interiors.

Available online [ £199.99 ]

hm.com

home: featured [ Swedish House at Home ]

home: featured [ Swedish House at Home ]

Started up by Bristol based Michaela James, Swedish House is a beautiful collection of homeware and accessories inspired by Scandinavian design and living.

With a lovely curated collection of ceramics, kitchenware, candles and more, you are able to pick and choose pieces to finish off a room and bring some Swedish style to your home.

‘My inspiration is deeply rooted in renowned Scandinavian design traditions that emphasise functionality and minimalism, resulting in homewares that reflect beauty and craftsmanship’

Be sure to take a look!

swedishhousenadhome.com

home: featured [ Alice In Scandiland ]

home: featured [ Alice In Scandiland ]

In 2018, Alice from award winning blog Alice In Scandiland opened her bricks and mortar shop in Cornwall. Having been selling vintage for a while and having an amazing eye for great homeware and interior design (just take a peak at her blog!) it was a great natural step to move into retail fully.

If you don’t happen to be in Cornwall, never fear, as her beautifully curated range of homewares for both adults and kids, vintage and gifts is available from her online store as well. Definitely worth a visit and you might be lucky to still grab a sale item too.

Scandi influences and a vintage touch

Alice in Scandiland Shop

28 Fore Street, Lostwithiel,

Cornwall.

PL220BL

hello@aliceinscandiland.com

home: featured [ Amazon]

home: featured [ Amazon ]

For many it’s the go-to site for buying things you need last minute (thank you amazon prime), others loath it for being the big quasher of other stores through its competitive pricing and ease of shopping – but it does offer small stores an outlet to reach a bigger market (albeit if they take a big cut) and also it’s surprisingly home to many many good interiors pieces.

By just searching under the top trends (scandi, industrial, marble, Moroccan, midcentury and more, there’s an abundance of great homewares and furniture that comes up – and at great prices!

Plus as the returns system is so easy, it makes it simple if you get the wrong product or change your mind.

See our top picture for our favourite picks at amazon .

home: featured [ ARKET ]

home: featured [ ARKET ]

Now a firmly established brand, ARKET is a go to store for well designed, functional homeware.

It may not have the biggest range of items, but each one has been considered, and with a limited pattern and colour way throughout means that the pieces will work in most homes

Choose from ceramics, kitchenware, soft furnishings and accessories, as well as a bath and body range.

Head to arket.com or visit one of their 6 stores around the UK.

home: trend [ Japandi ]

home: trend [ Japandi ]

For beautiful, calming interiors, with soft colours and a minimal feel, the new ‘Japandi’ trend is one to fall in love with.

Across the highstreet stores are embracing the essence of the trend and there’s a lot of products to easily create the look.

Choose soft tones, a few simple accessories, mix dark and light woods, light grey, greens and choose pieces that combine the essence of scandi and Japanese styling.

Heals say;

There’s a new interior design trend in town – introducing ‘Japandi’: a hybrid of traditional Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian decor. Also known as ‘japanordic’, this fresh style has been deemed the biggest new design movement for 2018. Combining the modern-rustic appeal of Scandi style with the traditional sophistication that’s associated with Japanese design, it’s no wonder that it’s a growing favourite amongst designers.

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Top row

Vase, £17.50 John Lewis / Chair, £139.98 Sklum / Rug, £252 Maison Du Monde

Middle row

Cushion, £79 NOTHS / Table, £249 Made / Vase, £85 Trouva

Lower row

Storage from £119, Heals / Chair £249 Made / Cushion, £20 Loaf

home: featured [ Light & Bay ]

home: featured [ Light & Bay ]

This lovely little online store is full of Scandinavian and Boho inspired homeware.

Scroll through the carefully curated collection of vases, cushion, lighting and more.

The simple styles and gorgeous designs will work in most homes and we highly recommend you take a look.

light-and-bay.myshopify.com

home: featured [ Naken ]

home: featured [ Naken ]

Fall in love and fall into a rabbit hole browsing the extensive collections of homeware and furniture available at Naken Interiors.

Every area of the home is covered. With designer, scandi, industrial, midcentury modern and more, styles of products – there’s so much to choose from and cover all tastes.

Well priced for designer pieces and high end style, create new looks for your interiors that are on trend but also timeless classics.

Our favourites include their extensive range of great patterned wall papers, gorgeous lighting and so many great lounge chairs – you’ll run out of space!

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