A space that feels calm, serene and relaxing is a description that will be at the top of many of our wish lists when describing our dream bathroom. And there are a few styles that capture this laid-back, spa-like aesthetic of Scandi style so well Consider the bathroom.
Characterized by clean lines, minimal design and the use of natural materials, Scandi-style bathrooms embrace simplicity and functionality with natural warmth and color at their heart. And no Scandi bathroom plan would be complete without incorporating wood somewhere, whether wood paneling is used liberally or subtle wood accents are taken more sparingly. Furniture and accessories.
Whether planning a bathroom renovation or refreshing a tired scheme, incorporating a few key elements and Scandi bathroom style is an easy look to recreate. Keep things subtle and understated, and it’s hard to go wrong…these are the key ingredients you’ll need.
1. Slick fitting
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Clean lines and a pared-back aesthetic are key elements of any Scandi scheme, so when it comes to bathroom fixtures and fittings, simplicity is key. Minimalist, free-standing baths in curved or angular designs take center stage, with sleek counter-top basins and functional fittings in warm brushed metals or contrasting matte black.
2. Organized storage
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Surfaces must be kept clear and clutter-free with only a few judiciously selected pieces on display. Floating vanities and wall-hung fittings provide ample storage for toiletries and towels. floor Clear to enhance the sense of space. Or choose attractive fitted furniture that can also hide unsightly plumbing work.
3. Natural light
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Using bright whites and reflective surfaces in small or dark bathrooms is a great way to compensate for the lack of natural light. Keep windows open or go for light-filtering shades to maximize natural light.
4. Huge shower
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The shower takes top priority in any Scandi bathroom, and should be as large and spacious as the room allows. Large format, color-matched tiles on walls and floors create a seamless look and give an enhanced sense of space.
5. Natural wood
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Wood is at the heart of Scandinavian design, including bathroom designs. From sauna-style, tongue-and-groove paneling and simple plywood cladding, to wood-effect tiles that provide a more durable and waterproof finish, wood brings natural color and warmth to the bathroom, preventing it from looking and feeling too clinical.
6. Hot accents
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Bringing in warm colors and tactile textures helps soften the mood without sacrificing the quiet Scandi aesthetic. Plants and greenery will also add life and natural color to the room.





