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Privacy NoticeNordic-style interiors may be known for their minimalism, blending textures and subtle colours to create warm and cosy space, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t add a touch of colour. In fact, over recent years there has been a shift away from plain white walls and monochrome decor to something more vibrant and colourful, with hues such as blues, green, berry reds and pastel tones proving popular. So, if you’re looking to bring new life into your living spaces, feel inspired by these Nordic homes that aren’t afraid of using vibrant colour schemes and bold accents. Shadow and light
High gloss paint helps to bring lots of light into the space
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The kitchen above is minimalist with a warming touch. A traditional wooden cupboard adds contrast and character. The walls are painted green and the ceiling is painted the same colour, but instead of a matte finish, a high gloss is used to bounce light around the space. Colour me happy
The bright colours in this room create a cheerful aesthetic
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While the colour scheme here isn’t traditionally Scandinavian, the cheerful aesthetic aligns with the new Nordic design that is on the rise worldwide. The sofa is designed by Danish brand Hay, the Bowl table is by Norwegian designer Andreas Engesvik for Swedish brand Fogia, and the Baklava floor lamp was created by Claesson Koivisto Rune for Örsjö. Picture perfect
The mixture of prints and artwork give this room plenty of character
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This room is decorated with prints and artworks by Danish artists Tal R and Evren Tekinoktay from Schäfer Grafik Værksted. The blue walls provide the perfect backdrop for the distinctive imagery while the velvet cushions and glass sculpture allow the colours to flow into the room. Dramatic details
The white cabinets here keep the space looking fresh
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This wooden staircase has two paintings hung next to each other by New York-based artist Landon Metz. The walls are Light Blue from Farrow & Ball and in the stairwell hangs a quirky installation with soccer balls by Colombian artist Dario Escobar. The glossy white cabinets are sleek and timeless and keep the whole look fresh. Wood works
Nordic-style interiors focuses on what different textures can do to a space
(Image: Beth Evans © Ryland Peters & Small)
Against this gallery wall stands a bench that was previously used for carpentry work in the family’s country house in Sweden’s Dalarna province. The pink armchair was bought in Paris many years ago and was reupholstered by the owner’s father, who has worked with colour and design all his life. Nordic Homes In Colour by Antonia af Petersens (Ryland Peters & Small, £25)Story SavedYou can find this story in  My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnInside Homes
