Scandinavian style designs are clean, crisp and effortlessly comfortable. The term stems from when it was birthed in the 1950’s describing styles emerging out of Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland. And this “design movement” was based on a simplistic and minimalistic idea. Fortunately for us, this same genre of home decor is trending and acting as quite the hipster way to dress a home. It’s also a great way to mix, blend a highlight more traditional features.

Most importantly though, Scandinavian design is all about function. No matter how modern, contemporary or sweetly stylish, it has to be functional in the space to fall under this niche category. Here are 20 ways to mix Scandinavian designs with what you already have inside your home!

Get your home a vintage-scandinavian style with a feminine touch

These crisp lines and easy designs can be mixed and used within any color scheme. This entire living space is created with the focus being around the blush sofa but the furniture pieces around it highlight its Scandinavian, functional (and trendy) spirit.

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Get your home a vintage-scandinavian style

f you’re lucky, you can find these simple designs already dipped in color. But if you’re really creative you can paint them to your liking as you compliment the beautiful, sleek lines.{found on madeindesign}.

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Add simple furniture pieces – such as side tables and coffee tables – to a more chaotic space. You’ll get the function you need but a freshness that fills a room and makes it feel more complete.

Add Asian spirit

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Because of the minimalistic vibes of Scandinavian style it’s easy to blend pieces or signature accents into more relaxed, Asian-inspired spaces. Just take a look at this bedroom complete with crisp whites and a simple bed design and nightstand.

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A great way to accent a bright, spacious room is with simple – and beautiful – Scandinavian elements. And when they’re dipped in a rich, warm shade, you get an even more contrasting and surprising look to enjoy.

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