Trend Scandinavia: Furniture with Frosted Glass

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The surge of interest in contrast glass began several seasons ago. Classic straight lines were supposed to give way to bubbles and sharp forms. And the playful trend characterized by creative accents has not yet retreated. One of the hottest solutions of 2023 — frosted glass in all its forms.

Trend Scandinavia: Furniture with Frosted Glass

All about the trend of interior design with frosted glass

The structured trend of frosted glass has been in focus for several years now. It began to develop on a small scale, mainly through small glasses and decanters. Now the trend is moving into a broader phase of expansion, where we start to notice relief surfaces more often. Large furniture items and details are leading, mainly glass cabinets and wall shelves. In terms of color, muted neutral shades are strongest, preferably completely transparent or light for a soft contrast.

How to decorate with frosted glass — five simple and stylish tips for styling:

Tip 1: As Lighting

Our light sources, big and small, remain in focus. A frosted glass lamp creates an accent without losing style. The best part about this is the endless variations that suit everyone. Let a ceiling lamp add texture or why not choose a more compact countertop that can be easily moved as needed?

Tip 2: Green Accent

Adorn a bright bouquet or arrangement of dried flowers with a textural vase. If you want to emphasize curves, choose a frosted glass vase in a bright color. For a more subdued addition to greenery, invest in a classic neutral option or a dark muted tone that will last season after season.

Tip 3: Festive Glasses

Glass — a small but noticeable area where introducing contrast color and new shapes can really liven up the whole surrounding world. Just like vases, many creative alternatives to typical glass have emerged, including frosted variants. If aesthetics appeal to you, invest in a whole series of pitchers for stylistic consistency.

Tip 4: Contrast Displays

Certainly, frosted glass pairs well with larger objects. A personal favorite with a retro 70s vibe is frosted glass display cases. Doors are often made in one or similar shade, just like the rest of the furniture. The result is strict yet bordering on industrial but not perceived as complex in design. There are also boxes and smaller storage units in a similar style.

Tip 5: Focus on Bowls

Expanded tablecloths have long been in demand, especially because we pay attention to golden grains in collections. Now we are noticing a shift where textured surfaces are happy to become the main star. The basic structure is the same, but we're looking for a bowl or dish with frosted expression that helps create contrast. Perfectly suited to dining utensils or for adding style to everyday decor.