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TRENDS OF SCANDINAVIAN FURNITURE

Updated: Sep 21, 2022

This article widely discusses on scopes, opportunities and trends of Scandinavian furniture.

3 Seater Scandinavian Comfortable Sofa

Tastes and preferences are the elements that keep changing for 21st-century consumers. The top reasons are that the consumers are getting more inclined towards the latest trends and styles, change with times has become a new normal and consumers are putting a lot of effort into experimenting with furniture designs. As a result, Scandinavian furniture is now seeing the light of the future.

What is Scandinavian furniture?

Scandinavian furniture is those pieces of art that boast minimal designs combined with functionality. Modular finish, hidden storage and simplistic looks are some of the common features of Scandinavian designs.


A beautiful Scandinavian display unit featuring elegance and functionality.
Scandinavian Display Unit

Which colours are used in Scandinavian furniture?

The lighter colours are mostly used in Scandinavian pieces that feature a more subtle grain and minimal dark markings. The wooden colours that highlight the shades of beech, ash, pine with a neutral tone, are the popular ones for Scandinavian materials.


A Scandinavian Sofa Side Unit with smart finish and sleek shelves.
Scandinavian Sofa Side Unit

How to create Scandinavian rooms?

The Scandinavian concepts have largely evolved from the Nordic countries like Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Iceland back in the early 20th century. Blending simple designs with a minimal approach quickly gained popularity among urban dwellers. Rooms decorated with functional furniture became a trend slowly. While designing your living room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom, you need to keep in mind of few essentials. You have to choose light and neutral colours not only for your walls but also for your furniture. Your sofa or beds must be plush with tactile fabrics. The furniture and other interiors should be multifunctional and should easily fit in a limited space. You can also use natural materials like leather, linen, and natural textiles that complement the light-coloured wooden surfaces. Creating Scandinavian rooms requires smart thinking and at Ergoflex, we always take a step forward to experiment and ideate in order to produce smart furniture. We aim to create contemporary and modular designs that are trendy and new. Please visit our home & living and office sections for a better experience.

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