MyDecor

Scandinavian influence can flavor the aesthetics of a minimalist interior as well. Here, knotty wooden floors feel whimsical with just the right amount of classic and contemporary style and sharp geometric prints bring subtle character to the feature wall. This interior is wide open and forgoes extraneous decoration in favor of careful composition and smart design selections. The living room plays with light and shadow, using a darker grey on the wall near the leftmost window. Straight ahead, a tangle of pendant lights cuts a casually messy profile against another window. Joined to the kitchen through the door on the left, the dining room occupies the sunniest part of the living room. A mixture of Eames chairs adds controlled variation to the dining set. Minimalist candleholders set the mood for formal dining, and Aim Pendants provide spot lighting from above. Because of its location overlooking the living room, the dining arrangement serves as a secondary gathering area when the hosts have a larger number of guests. This view from the kitchen demonstrates how the staircase separates the public and private areas of the home. Here, the minimalistic influence is condensed – save for the delightful neon sign.