How to properly arrange the kitchen in a Scandinavian style.
Learning from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, their ability to fill the home with warmth and comfort. Let's talk about how to properly arrange the kitchen in a Scandinavian style.
Gustavian Style Kitchen
Bright colors and natural materials. Gustavian style emerged in Sweden in the era of King Gustav III (XVIII c.), connects the features of European classicism and traditional Swedish design. How looks the same Scandinavian cuisine Gustavian style?
Dominated by different shades of white - from snow-white to cream-vanilla - or bright pastel colors - blue, gray, beige, bleached mint. Varnished wooden floor or light paint so that remained visible wood grain.
Scandinavian-style kitchen furniture heralded simple forms (sometimes with thread) made of solid wood, painted matte white paint, which clearly emerges through texture of wood fibers. Cabinet doors are complemented by glass inserts and metal handles "antique".
Classic Scandinavian cuisine heated oven. Oven (or imitation) is lined with blue and white patterned tiles, from which it is made "apron" above the kitchen worktop. "Apron" can also simulate clutch of white brick. Use this technique if arrange the vacation home!
Scandinavian-style cuisine is rich accessories. These are the plants in white pots, bottles and candle holders made of colored glass, blue and white pottery, oil lamps, copper pots and kettles, wicker baskets.
Textiles (curtains, chairs covers, napkins, towels) only fine natural fabrics - linen or cotton. Gamma pastel: monochrome or blue-white cell.
Northern winters suggest a bright artificial light - lots of light sources with shades of white frosted glass.
Kitchen contemporary Swedish design
. Modern Swedish design furniture and interiors is also called Scandinavian minimalism. Today, Scandinavian-style kitchen looks like this: pastel or bright wall is sure to have a contrast spot - vykleyku original wallpaper, decorative panels of tiles, door saturated color.
For floor design used bleached board, and the texture of the wood is clearly visible. Popular white, black and white or blue and white "checkerboard" floor tiles.
Contemporary Scandinavian cuisine heralded furniture calm tones and concise form. Dominated by light wood (birch, pine, painted), but there are pieces of furniture and accessories made of bright colored plastic.
