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These Cute Swedes: 14 Ideas for Kitchen Decoration in Scandinavian Style
Simple, but with a purpose. The recipe for Swedish comfort in your kitchen
In Sweden, people know how to decorate their homes. Their interiors are not only cozy but also comfortable because every detail serves an important function, and sometimes even more than one! Here you will find a selection of Swedish life hacks for a small kitchen that you just want to examine closely.
Shelves
In a small space, it's sometimes better to forgo upper cabinets. On Swedish kitchens, you often see wooden wall-mounted shelves with beautiful dishes, decor, and even books.
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Color of Mood: White
White and all its shades are the main colors of Scandinavian interiors. A light palette is well complemented by natural wood: countertop, dining table, windowsill, chairs.
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Ecological Materials
Weaved furniture, baskets, and other items made from ecological materials are also an essential part of the Swedish comfort on the kitchen.
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Vibrant Accents
Vibrant dishes, flowers, plants in pots will create a color accent in a bright interior. Moreover, such details can easily be changed and varied depending on mood and season.
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Natural Light
Swedes often place the sink by the window—space saving and natural daylight while washing dishes.
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Attention to Details
By the way, Swedish housewives also pay attention to the space around the sink: a small vase with a flower, a stylish soap and lotion dispenser, matching towels, and other details.
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Plants in Pots
Large pots are placed on the floor, medium-sized ones on shelves, and small ones are hung vertically, decorating the walls in this way.
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Spot Lighting
Plan the placement of wall sconces, floor lamps, and table lamps. A lamp above the table will add special coziness to the kitchen.
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Plenty of Storage Space
Additional storage space on a small kitchen can be arranged as an improvised 'sofa' made of wooden boxes. Decorative cushions and throws become functional decor.
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Cozy Spot by the Window
This kind of sofa can be arranged by the window and becomes an ideal spot for reading a book.
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Less Curtains
Swedes prefer blinds (often made from bamboo) or roller shades over long curtains on the kitchen.
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Cute Organizers
Don't forget about organizing kitchen utensils and powders: glass and tin containers for storage, trays and containers, pitchers, bread boxes, and woven baskets not only help maintain order but also serve a decorative function.
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Ladders and Step Stools
On a small kitchen, space is used to the maximum extent, so some shelves may be located near the ceiling. A small stool-step is always handy to reach the top shelf. In normal times, it can serve as a flower stand or other items.
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Abundance of Freshness
On a Swedish kitchen table, there is almost always a bouquet of fresh flowers or a dish with fruits. Green apples, lemons, or oranges on the table—very simple and budget-friendly decoration ideas that we often forget about.
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Shelves
In a small space, it's sometimes better to forgo upper cabinets. On Swedish kitchens, you often see wooden wall-mounted shelves with beautiful dishes, decor, and even books.
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PinterestColor of Mood: White
White and all its shades are the main colors of Scandinavian interiors. A light palette is well complemented by natural wood: countertop, dining table, windowsill, chairs.
Pinterest
PinterestEcological Materials
Weaved furniture, baskets, and other items made from ecological materials are also an essential part of the Swedish comfort on the kitchen.
PinterestVibrant Accents
Vibrant dishes, flowers, plants in pots will create a color accent in a bright interior. Moreover, such details can easily be changed and varied depending on mood and season.
PinterestNatural Light
Swedes often place the sink by the window—space saving and natural daylight while washing dishes.
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By the way, Swedish housewives also pay attention to the space around the sink: a small vase with a flower, a stylish soap and lotion dispenser, matching towels, and other details.
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Large pots are placed on the floor, medium-sized ones on shelves, and small ones are hung vertically, decorating the walls in this way.
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Plan the placement of wall sconces, floor lamps, and table lamps. A lamp above the table will add special coziness to the kitchen.
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Additional storage space on a small kitchen can be arranged as an improvised 'sofa' made of wooden boxes. Decorative cushions and throws become functional decor.
PinterestCozy Spot by the Window
This kind of sofa can be arranged by the window and becomes an ideal spot for reading a book.
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PinterestLess Curtains
Swedes prefer blinds (often made from bamboo) or roller shades over long curtains on the kitchen.
PinterestCute Organizers
Don't forget about organizing kitchen utensils and powders: glass and tin containers for storage, trays and containers, pitchers, bread boxes, and woven baskets not only help maintain order but also serve a decorative function.
PinterestLadders and Step Stools
On a small kitchen, space is used to the maximum extent, so some shelves may be located near the ceiling. A small stool-step is always handy to reach the top shelf. In normal times, it can serve as a flower stand or other items.
PinterestAbundance of Freshness
On a Swedish kitchen table, there is almost always a bouquet of fresh flowers or a dish with fruits. Green apples, lemons, or oranges on the table—very simple and budget-friendly decoration ideas that we often forget about.
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