When you consider the widespread penchant for minimalist design, and the way it is often executed in such a cold and uninviting way, it makes sense that the Scandinavian take on the trend is so wildly popular. Scandinavian designย manages to infuse clean lines and clutter free spaces with warmth and appeal in a beautifully understated way – the perfectย bathroom inspiration.
With winter very much set in, the bathroom can feel like a cold, uninviting minimalist space but it neednโt be that way. Look to the Scandinavians for simple ways to warm up a space โย theyโre experts given their ridiculously cold climes
โA pared back Scandinavian style, Nordic minimalism is keeping it simple without being too austere. Hints of soft colour add character to the room which is balanced with imperfect materials such as concrete look tiles and white washed ply,โ says interior stylist Bree Leech of the Reece bathroom pictured.
Less is more
Just as Coco Chanel said you should always remove an accessory or one item of clothing before leaving the house, less really can mean more when it comes to Nordic minimalism. Keep your spaces simple and opt for clean lines and a neutral palette. Think baths and sinks with smooth lines and minimal detail. Plus, there are lots of fabulous baths on the market these days that, while spacious inside, are neat and compact in design too.
Fine lines
Bench tops are trending to the slimmer side this year with basins following suit. Thin, delicate edges are big on the bathroom style radar this year โ ย think paper-fine edgesย for a super sleek finish.
Reece basinย with slim edges
White on white
When it comes to bathrooms, tone-on-tone white is always a timeless, fresh look. It also looks clean and uncluttered and has enduring appeal.
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