Like with hygge and health care, interior design is just done better in Scandinavia. But an all-white palette and bleached wood accents? That reads a bit Extreme Makeover: Denmark Edition. Fear not, decor lover—there are plenty of subtler Scandinavian-style home decor tips to bring into your home.
6 Scandinavian-Style Home Decor Tips to Try if You Love Hygge
![scandinavian design trend 6](https://publish.purewow.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/01/scandinavian-design-trend-6.jpg?fit=680%2C860)
1. Bare Windows
With minimal daylight throughout much of the year, Scandinavians do everything in their power to maximize it. (This translates to sheer, filmy curtain panels or entirely naked windows.)
![scandinavian design trend 3](https://publish.purewow.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/01/scandinavian-design-trend-3.jpg?fit=680%2C860)
2. Whimsical Touches
While otherwise sparse from a decorative perspective, Scandinavian design often looks to unique, quirky presentations of common objects (think floating plants and quirky lighting fixtures).
![scandinavian design trend 1](https://publish.purewow.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/01/scandinavian-design-trend-1.jpg?fit=680%2C489)
3. Styled Linens
You won’t find hospital corners and ironed pillow shams in Scandinavia. The resounding aesthetic when it comes to bedding is mussed, breezy and organic (and often strewn with books.)
![scnadi design trend 2](https://publish.purewow.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/01/scnadi-design-trend-2.jpg?fit=680%2C865)
4. Mixed Geometry
Think a rounded, bleached wood dining table mixed with angular, tailored chairs.
![scnadi design trend 8](https://publish.purewow.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/01/scnadi-design-trend-8.jpg?fit=680%2C865)
5. Greenery As Art
Scandi-friendly art is, by its nature, pretty minimal. Instead folks look to statement greenery (often placed against a pale, blank wall so that it really sings).
![scnadi design trend 7](https://publish.purewow.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/01/scnadi-design-trend-7.jpg?fit=680%2C865)
6. Hyper-editing
Scandinavian interiors are nothing if not an exercise in extreme restraint. Halve your decor items on display. Then halve them again. (It’s the simplest shortcut to chic—honest.)