Japandi style features elements like natural materials, neutral palettes with earthy tones, greenery and a distinct lack of ...

Texture, texture, and more texture keep minimalist rooms from feeling flat. Layer wool rugs, linen pillows, chunky knit throws, and faux sheepskins to create dimension — and a soft place to rest your ...

Do you love the coziness of seaside homes and the minimalism of Scandinavian design? Well, then 2025 has just the design trend for you: "Coastal Scandifornia." Forget rustic, nautical-themed Cape Cod ...

Scandinavian style combines minimalism and functionality with warmth and coziness. This design movement originated in the 1950s from Nordic countries emphasizing beauty and practicality. Key features ...

Argos has seized the mindset behind Japandi design and is leading the trend, with a range of Japandi-styled products, from ...

It’s almost taken for granted in the United States that Scandinavian design is just better. Simple, functional, and minimalist, Scandinavian furniture, housewares, decorations, and even toys have ...

When it comes to interior design, there are almost endless styles to choose from, and most are pretty straightforward. Mid-century modern is made up of modern designs from the mid-twentieth century.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Joachim Wichmann. Design: Pernille Lind Studio We have a lot to thank Scandinavia for ...

Scandinavians are famous for their cheerful yet practical designs. But most furniture fans tend to stop at mid-century modern, which is now ubiquitous thanks to big box stores like West Elm and CB2.

Brookfield Properties has named its soon-to-deliver residential development on the Southeast D.C. waterfront “Vela,” and it uses a Scandinavian term to describe the design concept. The developer says ...