Scandinavian Style at Home: A Room-by-Room Guide

Product Description Interior designers have increasingly taken inspiration from the design philosophy of Scandinavia, which promotes the creation and use of everyday objects that are beautiful but practical, affordable and accessible. This handbook shows how to create a tailor-made home inspired by Scandinavian design. Working through the home one room at a time, the book highlights classic items of furniture and signature accessories. In-depth case studies demonstrate the essential elements and provide inspiration. Colour combinations are explored to help personalise these iconic styles for the home. Anyone who has found themselves seduced by the Scandinavian style and is eager to bring it to their own home will find this book a valuable resource. Review 'Brilliant! … A great source of inspiration and knowledge for those who want to understand why Scandi design has become so ubiquitous' - Mademoiselle Robot 'Fabulous' - fionacumberpatch.com Book Description A highly practical guide that shows readers how to create a tailor-made home inspired by Scandinavian design one room at a time From the Back Cover Interior designers have increasingly taken inspiration from the design philosophy of Scandinavia, which promotes the creation and use of everyday objects that are beautiful but practical, affordable and accessible. This handbook shows how to create a tailor-made home inspired by Scandinavian design. Working through the home one room at a time, the book highlights classic items of furniture and signature accessories. In-depth case studies demonstrate the essential elements and provide inspiration. Colour combinations are explored to help personalise these iconic styles for the home. Anyone who has found themselves seduced by the Scandinavian style and is eager to bring it to their own home will find this book a valuable resource. About the Author Allan Torp is a Danish writer and blogger with a passion for Scandinavian design. He has consulted on new product development and designs for several leading Danish design companies. When he’s not travelling the world, he lives in Copenhagen, where he runs his blog Bungalow5.dk.