Not your usual Scandi chic
We have nothing against Scandinavian themed interiors. Often, they are lovely, bright and airy. Thanks to the style’s versatility (and Ikea), it’s also really easy and affordable to shop for furniture and furnishings.
But with Scandi style homes becoming almost too ubiquitous in Singapore, you might have reservations about adopting the same look for your own home despite your inclination towards this easy-breezy style.
Here’s where hybrid Scandinavian homes come in. They retain characteristics of this universal style, while standing out from the crowd by infusing elements from other interior design themes. Intrigued? Read on for ideas.
Ah, the classic pairing. Despite seemingly at odds with each other (one’s rough and rustic, while the other’s clean-cut), these two styles can mesh well together with the right furnishings.
How to do it:
Design: The 80’s Studio
If you think the conventional Scandinavian style’s too casual for your high-society tastes, the Scandi-French hybrid with its elegant flair would definitely be right up your alley.
How to do it:
Design: Aart Boxx Interior
The Scandinavian theme and the ever-popular Muji style are like a match made in heaven, with both styles featuring plenty of similarities including their partiality for light, bright and airy interiors.
How to do it:
Design: Metamorph Design
The colonial interior design theme itself is a hodgepodge of different styles: A mishmash of art deco and Victorian features coupled with tropical elements that better suit the hot and sticky climate. Integrating one more—the Scandinavian style—shouldn’t stir up too much of this eclectic pot.
How to do it:
Design: Sync Interior
The Mid-century Modern and Scandinavian styles are some of the most popular styles in the interior design world. Both of these have a focus on functionality, which make them work really well together.
How to do it:
Design: Icon Interior Design