A 91 square meter apartment becomes elegant in Scandinavian style

Crossing the field, exploring under the ocean, flying over the mountain and searching among cities around the world, you’ll see it’s hard to find apartments of modernism, minimalism and functionality. more than Scandinavian architecture apartments. Now a day, this style has become more and more popurlar for its bringing the simplicity, warmth and ventilation for a comfortable living space.

The apartment below of Ngo Dinh Anh Khoa (a journalist, writer and co-founder of a Lunar New Year gift brand) has an area of 91 square meters, located in Tran Duy Hung street, Hanoi capital, Vietnam. The owner uses white, black and grey tones for Scandinavian apartment, design 3 bedrooms at the beginning into 2 bedrooms to suit usage needs.

Living room is positioned along a large bancony with white curtain to catch natural sunlight. Indoor plants are a great way to bring green color and a natural touch to the interior. They also purify the air and positively influence the humidity of the room.

Homeowner uses natural materials like wood and metal— once again to help the structures blend into the environment. The mixture of wood and metal furniture works very well because of the similarities in form and finish.

Simple pictures on the wall bring a gentle, luxurious touch to Scandinavian living rooms. They give a peaceful and relaxing feeling for the soul.

If kitchen is the heart of the home then the dining table is the centre-piece of the kitchen. Here, a minimalist wooden dining table and 4 chairs are suitable for a small family gathered in each meal.

Bedroom with grey sunshade curtains and prominent pictures on the wall.

A small white cabinet in the bedroom storing decoration items and books of homeowner.

This cabinet separates the bed and dressing area.

The master bedroom is designed with grey color tone. Large window catches sunlights to dispel the cold of winter.

Large white wardrobe is where homeowner can comfortably store his belongings.

Scandinavian style house, which is associated with countries in cold climates, when applying in Vietnam with the tropical monsoon climate, it’s adjusted accordingly. Homeowner ensures 4 factors to reconcile the difference, including: Monochrome, wooden furniture, green trees and minimalism. At the same time, to avoid cold feeling for design of rooms, the apartment was accentuated with some hot tones in small decoration items.

MDF moisture-resistant wood with white paint is used to create the sophistication of the living space.

Posting: Lucy Nguyen

Photo: NVCC