Scandinavian Idea Inspiration For 120sqm Home

To make the house more beautiful, airier and have more connected spaces, Scandinavian design style is a great choice for interior layout. With a combination of subtle colors and clever openings, Golden Ratio Design has brought an elegant, light and eye-catching space to the 120sqm apartment below.

Spacious and airy apartment with Scandinavian design style.

Nordic style both increases aesthetics and helps the apartment make the most use of natural energy as possible as it can

With a 120sqm apartment, the main problem which owners face is not the narrow living space but not knowing how to make the most use of natural light-wind source and synchronous interior layout in an unified style. Homeowners choose nordic style because they have loved it before, adding this style to improve the airiness of the space, towards a simple lifestyle but still ensure comfort.

These style features are cleverly used by architects for apartment interior through colors, materials and layout.

The kitchen area is small. Architects have chosen neutral light color tones such as white, metallic, light brown ... to make this space look more spacious, airy, bringing happy cooking moments. — The kitchen area is small. Architects have chosen neutral light color tones such as white, metallic, light brown … to make this space look more spacious, airy, bringing happy cooking moments.

Next to the kitchen is the dining table area. Taking wood brown as the main color, this area exudes a cozy feeling becoming a gathered place for family members.

The living room looks modern and youthful with simple Scandinavian interior design and fresh color scheme.

Homeowners aim for a simple lifestyle, so the quantity of decorations is also at a moderate level. The main and secondary distribution for the two wall sides partly shows the sophistication of designers.

Master bedroom with soft, sweet and bright colors.

Besides the main white color, little boy's bedroom has blue accents and bright colors of toys to match the baby's needs. — Besides the main white color, little boy’s bedroom has blue accents and bright colors of toys to match the baby’s needs.

The girl's bedroom is minimalist, but still exudes innocence and sweetness. — The girl’s bedroom is minimalist, but still exudes innocence and sweetness.

Elegant, sophisticated and modern bathroom space in the spirit of Scandinavian style.

Nature is an indispensable element in Scandinavian style. In addition to the loggia, each corner of the home is also arranged with very beautiful small pots.

The loggia is small but has a variety of plants from hanging baskets to standing trunks. It looks full of life!

Green trees help link the space inside and outside closely.

Open structure helps spaces to have a tight connection

In order to create more connections and interactions between family members, homeowners and architects have chosen to apply open structures to the apartment. Common spaces are arranged adjacent to each other, there are absolutely no partitions, only color or interior materials to divide the space. Private spaces such as the baby’s room are arranged with glass doors towards the common space. Thus, no matter what space the children are living in, parents can easily observe and talk with their children.

Main door in the boy's room is equipped with glass walls, facing the common space of the family. Curtains are fully equipped to ensure necessary privacy for the baby. — Main door in the boy’s room is equipped with glass walls, facing the common space of the family. Curtains are fully equipped to ensure necessary privacy for the baby.

The master bedroom uses open space for a relaxing rest area and bathroom.

In addition to creating an open space that links indoor spaces, it is also important to link them to the external environment. Architects have maximized the natural light source from the window to bring an open view.

Small but inspiring working corner with natural light.

The children's bedroom is always full of light. — The children’s bedroom is always full of light.

Interesting decorative details

To avoid the space falling into the stitation of spreading furniture, each home corner is decorated with eye-catching accents. Sometimes it’s a unique light design, sometimes it’s an interesting color change.

Arched door design is soft as a buffer before leading into the indoor space.

A perforated wall in the baby's bedroom is also an interesting highlight, helping to change and create many ways to hang things according to the baby's wants.

Fancy brick wall, attracting the eye as soon as entering the bathroom.

After being designed in Scandinavian style, the owner’s 120sqm apartment is not only spacious and airy but also more beautiful. Now, each family member finds coziness, relaxation and comfort every time they return home.

Article: Dilys Do

Photo source: Golden Ratio design.