02 — All elements guide
Every element, named.
Bright, soft and cosy, made to age gracefully
Scandinavian living
All elements guide
Scandinavian living elements
- 1. Sage and botanical bedroom
- 2. Round white dining
- 3. Open dining and stair
- 4. Light-filled living
- 5. Bright breakfast nook
- 6. Oak kitchen shelves
- 7. Snow
- 8. Birch
- 9. Sage
- 10. Fog
- 11. Ink
- Light & airy
- Hygge comfort
- Pale timber
- Soft textiles
- Functional
- Uncluttered
- Nature inside
03 — Moodboard
The palette, composed.
Living & dining
Scandinavian
Pale wood, wool and ceramics. Bright, soft and cosy, made to age gracefully.
- Sage and botanical bedroomPale bedding, framed leaf prints and plants on every surface
- Round white diningA pedestal table and soft chairs in a light-filled room
- Open dining and stairLight oak chairs and treads, white walls throughout
- Light-filled livingSheer curtains, pale sofa, dining at the window
- Bright breakfast nookWhite table, cane chairs and trailing greenery
- Oak kitchen shelvesOpen shelving for everyday ceramics
04 — Principles
Three rules of the palette.
- ILight firstPale floors, pale walls and bare windows. Every choice protects the daylight.
- IISoft over hardWool, sheepskin and boucle on every seat; nothing that feels cold to the touch.
- IIIMade to lastHonest timber and simple forms that grow better with use, not worse.
05 — Materials
- Ash and birchPale, matte, lightly limed
- Boiled woolThrows, rugs and upholstery
- StonewareHand-thrown, speckled glaze
- Painted steelSlim black accents
06 — Rooms in this palette







