Following the trend of Scandinavian minimalism in recent years, at Christmas we can decorate home with scandi atmospheres, also paying attention to sustainability.

The key to the scandi atmosphere is to find the balance between clean lines and comfort. A simple all-white background works well to take advantage of natural light, but at the same time it brings a slightly “cold” feeling that should be warmed with warm tones and touches of color.

On the darkest evenings, your scandi-inspired home can become very welcoming by candlelight: for example, lanterns create the perfect Nordic chalet look.

In the pictures: KAPOKO candles on nobunto.de, Applique Moo mural by Nedgis, various ideas of Lights4fun, Nordic candlesticks of KSL Living, advent calendar in candle format of Idyll Home, table lamp or wall Le Klint Carronade available on einrichten-design.de, Door tealight dekoria wooden with star.

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Although heat and light are at the center of this trend, this year decorating the house for Christmas in the style of scandi becomes cheaper and more environmentally friendly. Keeping the décor natural and functional has never been more chic, as DIY ornaments and festive greenery are incorporated into this style to create an elegant Christmas space.

In pictures: Garland with eucalyptus leaves from The Contemporary Home, House Doctor’s bright fir, Christmas tree with rope staircase and garland with Melody Maison reindeer, Lights4fun garlands, HolzDesignPur wooden trees, red berry garland, pine cones and fir sprung with frosting by Gisela Graham London, garlands in rattan from Garden Trading.

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Scandi minimalism is classic and rustic at the same time: you can’t miss wooden animals and fake furs, with which you can make your space inviting and personal.

In the pictures: Lime Lace’s faux fur cube, Tibetan mutton skin in a “free” and armchair version of KSL Living and Baa Stool’s cute stocking.

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