Scandi Rustic Style: Creating a cozy & happy home

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No matter how you blend these two design styles, it’s important to aim for a balanced look. Try not to lean too heavily into either Scandinavian or rustic design. Instead, focus on creating contrast with your color palette and textures, and don’t forget to aim for a cozy hygge aesthetic that will help you seamlessly blend these two opposing styles.

Decorated Christmas Cabin. This cozy cabin in Norway features beautiful reclaimed doors decorated with wreaths. An old wooden sled is adorned with cut logs and pine branches. (via @hverdagslykkelise) With cities and towns just a cycle, drive, or even a boat ride away, it's the blue-gray sea stretching out as far as the eye can see or a deer foraging in the deep greens of the forest that inspire the country home. Earthy tones, wool, leather, wood, and linen materials soften the clean lines of the architecture. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the spaces with natural light and draw nature indoors. Large, airy rooms are furnished with antique, flea-market, and inherited pieces, working together to enhance the history of the houses, each with a story to tell.

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Oh Christmas Tree. This Christmas tree is in the garden room. Enamel hearts are hung on the tree that can withstand hanging outside. A “Christmas present” made of paving stones has been placed on an old wooden sled under the tree. (via @livetpalahaugen) Modern rustic style is a hybrid of country, Scandi and industrial looks, all of which share similar properties: they are relaxed, easy to live with and suit most types of home.Image source| http://myscandinavianhome.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/christmas-touches-in-finnish-home.html Warm Christmas Atmosphere. This cozy living space features natural decor and minimalist Christmas tree decorations. The tree is decorated with large silver snowflakes and LED candles. Similar LED Christmas tree candles can be found on Balsam Hill. (via @marzena.marideko)

As well as the wooden elements, throw in natural materials such woollen blankets and sheepskins to get the signature scandi look. To keep warm a wood burner is essential. I am so envious of anyone with a log burner and I’d love to have one fitted at my house! Continuing with the natural theme bring in plants, branches for an unfussy, organic feel.You may also like: 19 Rustic Interiors | Three Hygge Recipes | How to Hygge | 16 Ideas for a Cosy Living Room | The Best European Weekend Breaks Swedish Advent Candle. When it comes to Swedish Christmas festivities, many households take a moment to light advent candles, along with other family traditions. The four Sundays leading up to Christmas are celebrated by lighting a candle, for a magical and cozy experience.(via @livetpalahaugen) Scandi, however, favors lighter wood tones and a more crisp appeal to the design. Cool hues with undertones like green and blue reign supreme. You may also find fur or faux fur textiles, muted gray tones, and simple, near- monochromatic color palettes in Scandi spaces. Additionally, Scandi designs play around with more layering and natural materials like wool or leather for a cozier look. Scandi interior design may also appear more rustic and industrial than its Japandi counterpart.