538 Scandinavian Living Room Design Ideas

The living and dining area boasts rafters finished with veneer, imparting the illusion of joists supporting the house's roof. A six-seater dining table, adorned with arched paneling, graces the dining area. The living room's main wall showcases textured paint, while a Lego-style artwork adds a touch of creativity. The centerpiece of the living and dining area is the TV wall, exhibiting veneer paneling on the lower half and a handmade Scandinavian rustic groove pattern. A subtle niche in the wall serves as a planter, enhancing the natural aesthetic.

That quintessential corner in the living room for morning coffee and newspaper time. Designed to be minimalistic yet bold.

The family room is an uncomplicated space, effortlessly designed to serve functionally. A gorgeous olive green L sectional sofa is a handsome standing feature of this room. An impressive textured wall in gray tones with a floating wall shelf complete the space. The media unit is fundamentally designed - non fussy and clean, to accommodate their appliances with a hollow back panelling to conceal unsightly wires and a conspicuous MCB box.

A peek into the guest bedroom through the living room highlights the flow of neutral tones, rattan textures, and subtle botanical styling — reinforcing the home’s calm, tropical energy.

The well-organised bookshelf reflecting interests and depicting a side of our client’s personality, is the takeaway for this Scand-Boho Hem. It creates a focal point in the home and appeal to the style and flow of the decor. The ample shelving allows to arrange the book collection horizontally and vertically to create a sense of interest. The inclusion of accessories infuses a splash of class and practicality into this minimal yet classy piece of furniture.

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This 3 BHK Mumbai flat in the suburban of Bandra was designed by Rohit Bhoite with a Nordic Scandinavian style. This apartment which was a former bachelor pad was redesigned for young couple expecting a baby, thus combining the functionality and comfort from lifestyle of hosting guest and raising a new born. It has a contemporary property maximize practical living space so home owner can spend quality time with they're loved ones. Rahul Tuljapurkar’s 1700 sq.ft Apartment at Bandra in suburban Mumbai ,which used to be a bachelor pad. the residents was mostly utilized to play games, and what movies, entertain guest and unwind; while another 3 BHK apartment in same building ( on the 5th floor) was used by his parents , wife and sister. However, when Rahul and his wife, Reema , were expecting a baby , the couple decided to refurbish the bachelor pad and move into a new home. Enter Rohit Bhoite a young and promising interior designer who took up the job to design the space in-sync with the needs of the clients. Having travelled extensively, the clients had their hearts set on European sensibilities. After a few rounds of discussion, the clients and the designer decided upon a Scandinavian- inspired theme. Renowned for their simplicity , utility ,and beauty, Scandinavian homes have a pure, parsec-back style packed with functionality, clean lines, flawless craftsmanship and understand elegance. The use of light is considered to be extremely important here and the houses are characterized by the use of earthy muted tones distinct materials and minimal ornamentation. But there was a challenge. Rahul wanted a space that would double up as an entertainment zone too. His wife on the other hand, wanted a stylish set-up. However with the baby due in 7 months, there was also a time restriction at play, and had to be a quick renovation project. Rohit's plan for the house was well fleshed out for the living room. When it came to the color palette white was the predominant hue (on the walls and the flooring) with accent colors appearing in furniture and accessories. Artificial marble cutouts were used to create an interesting pattern on the living and dining area floors. Grey grouting has been done to achieve a shimmery effect on the flooring as well. Keeping with the Scandinavian theme, the designer has used statement pieces from Italy, Turkey and Australia in the living with wood at its base. The Italian tan leather sofa and the plush chairs create a warm atmosphere, while the huge television on the wall and the state-of-the-art speaker that looks like a dish antenna is proof of Rahul's love for sports and movies. The designer made sure he fitted task, mood and the accent lights in the room to suite various occasions. While doing up the space, the balcony( which extends from the living room to the bedroom) looks upon an elevated garden of another building. by placing plants in the balcony as well as the living area, Rohit created layers of green to bring the garden into the space and make it one. The dining area too has a similar language. The grey linen wallpaper continues down the length of a wall in the dining room creating symmetry between the two spaces. The custom made wooden fan, table and chairs add to the warm yet simplistic vibe of the space. Accent pieces like a mustard color chair and bench at the dining table monotony of the area. Rohit explains further, " Since this is family of three , we kept just 4 chairs. The kitchen is right behind the bench (which comes in handy too accommodate guests ) and we kept it there for easy flow of food" As for the personal area, The master bedroom, Access to the dining space, sports Australian white marble flooring "we tried to create a fading effect through flooring, from the dining to the bedroom" says Rohit. There is a comfy walnut wood bed with a leather-padded headrest and a full-length wardrobe, the absolute highlight, are bespoke elements created especially for the clients. One wardrobe here is made using four different veneers to create a distinct look; while an exclusive white wardrobe in one corner of the room was designed to accommodate the Missus bags and accessories. The jute and the silver textured wallpaper, Tom Dixon copper lights, stark red lounger and Superman artwork, all together create an interesting composition, merging different styles into one cohesive whole. While the living and master bedrooms were an amalgamation of minute details, the child's bedroom was kept minimal. here, the media unit can double up as a study desk with storage space in the future as per requirement. The same holds true for the guest bedroom where few decor changes are there.

Designed for a young couple, this minimalistic apartment combines casual living with east European aesthetics.The clients being great admirers of the Scandanavian style, we decided to bring Norway to their doorstep.The focus was to make this space a haven for their spontaneous lifestyle, friends dropping in for cocktails, easy weekends or quiet evenings. Pic Courtesy : Biju Gopal

The living and dining area boasts rafters finished with veneer, imparting the illusion of joists supporting the house's roof. A six-seater dining table, adorned with arched paneling, graces the dining area. The living room's main wall showcases textured paint, while a Lego-style artwork adds a touch of creativity. The centerpiece of the living and dining area is the TV wall, exhibiting veneer paneling on the lower half and a handmade Scandinavian rustic groove pattern. A subtle niche in the wall serves as a planter, enhancing the natural aesthetic.

With utmost humility, we crafted the TV unit to seamlessly blend with the color of the ceiling, ensuring a harmonious integration within the space. Through thoughtful paneling and subtle wooden accents, we aimed to enhance both the aesthetics and functionality of the area. Despite facing the challenge of an RCC wall, which limited our ability to adjust switchboards as per the client's preferences, we persevered to create a solution that met their needs to the best of our abilities. Our humble efforts were dedicated to achieving a cohesive and pleasing design that brings comfort and satisfaction to our client.