Cold Scandinavian motifs in the interior attract people. At the end of 2016, the Scandinavian interior was recognized as optimal for any premises.

Previously, Scandinavian motifs were present in bedrooms and living rooms. Now a comfortable and modern children's room in Scandinavian style– one of the best solutions.

We prepare the surface of the walls, floor and ceiling

When decorating a room, it is better to use natural wood. If your budget is modest, you can use laminate.

The product is not completely natural, but it is as identical to wood as possible. The color scheme should be light, in some cases white.

In any interior Special attention are given to the ceiling. It should be perfectly smooth. Ceiling structures can be painted or whitewashed.

In this case, the color palette should be light, and stucco molding and other decorative elements are not needed.

As you can see in the photo of a Scandinavian-style nursery, the floor and ceiling surfaces are the main accents of the Scandinavian style. Flights of fancy are allowed on the surface of the walls.

IN classic versions the walls are painted with white paints or lined with light carriage boards.

Rarely do children's rooms become classic. Therefore, it is quite appropriate to use non-woven wallpaper, made in several color palettes, while integration of interior spots is acceptable.

Most often, the main surface of the walls is covered with wallpaper made in light colors, and the rest of the surface is decorated bright wallpaper or decorative panels.

A Scandinavian-style children's room is often decorated with chalk wallpaper. On the surface of such a solution you can apply chalk drawings.

If desired, they can be easily eliminated. As a result, the child will have an additional exciting activity.

Furniture solutions

Children's furniture in the Scandinavian style is characterized by simplicity, conciseness and comfort.

Among the themed furniture there are steel beds with rubber components, drawers, tables, cabinets, as well as poufs or armchairs.

Scandinavian motifs imply space and freedom, so things are stored in an open style.

Among the standard furniture solutions for such premises there are vintage, somewhat antique items.

Prevail geometric shapes and simplicity. External simplicity hides modern style and versatility.

We select textile solutions

You can hang classic white curtains, but children do not like monotonous and boring colors. Therefore, when choosing textiles, you need to take into account many details.

If there is enough free space, the Scandinavian-style children's interior includes a small tent or wigwam. In addition, you can use bright carpets.

Decorative solutions

Scandinavian nursery is filling up bright decorations. The main highlight should be toys that display interior style owner of the room.

For example, a Scandinavian-style nursery for a boy should be decorated with his favorite cars, steam locomotives and soft toys.

You can use all kinds of decorations in the style of emulators of trophies of fishing, hunting and other activities for real men.

A Scandinavian-style children's room for a girl is decorated with stickers, bright garlands, fashionable doll houses and themed decorations.

Selecting lighting items

Scandinavian rooms are very bright. They are dominated by white colors and large windows. Additional lighting items are simple.

Often in Scandinavian children's rooms, sconces, lamp emulators, and lamps are installed. The main thing is to adapt the lighting to the Scandinavian-style interior.

Scandinavian nurseries optimize the process of sleep and leisure for the child. Design and interior solutions are simple, but modern and multifunctional.

One of the important advantages of such premises is the development of a child’s own taste. In addition, the baby will feel a craving and love for art, which will have a beneficial effect on his further development.

Modernity, relevance, simplicity and effectiveness of Scandinavian motifs in the interior make such solutions the best for both babies and growing children.

Photo of a children's room in Scandinavian style

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Children's room in Scandinavian style is a win-win, if you want your child’s room to be filled with light, to seem more spacious and to be as comfortable as possible for living. In addition, such an interior can be designed as universal. For example, if you want to furnish a room with growth in mind, or if its occupants are brother and sister.

Another bonus is that Scandinavian design is easy to implement, does not require complex decorations and is relatively budget-friendly, since most pieces of furniture and things can be found in Ikea.

Finishing

Floors

The best option is a floor made of floorboards or parquet boards in light shades (can be painted in White color or artificially aged).

A budget and more practical alternative is or.

• If you want to opt for laminate or parquet board, then pay attention to single-strip views with chamfers, i.e. small recesses along the edges of the planks - this configuration will be as similar as possible to a noble floorboard.

Walls

In a Scandinavian-style nursery, the most appropriate walls are simply painted white, or lined with wallpaper or wooden clapboard as in the photo below.

Such solutions, generally accepted by the Scandinavians, are explained by the cold climate and large number of standard houses with small apartments.

• Wallpaper and lining give a feeling of warmth, and white walls visually enlarge the space, make it lighter and serve as a neutral background for bright accents.

By the way, it is in Sweden that children's non-woven wallpaper is made, which is popular all over the world. Such brands as Borastapeter and Mr Perswall have long been represented in Russia - there you can find designs for both boys and girls of any age. The only negative is that the price for them is quite high (3000 rubles/sq. m), but on the other hand, you can only hang wallpaper on one wall - this way you will only make it more beautiful and will not “overload” the interior.

IN Lately Chalk wallpaper has come into fashion; it sticks easily and just as easily comes off without leaving marks. By highlighting one partition with such wallpaper, you can create a stylish contrast with the white walls, and most importantly, create an art space for your baby.

• If you want to immortalize the drawings on the “slate” surface, then you will simply need to cover them with a matte water-based varnish.

Another great idea for decorating walls is in the form of clouds, Christmas trees, raindrops, polka dots or triangles. These are the stickers we found on Etsy.com.

Furniture

The basis of the interior of a Scandinavian nursery is, of course, furniture from IKEA. Beds and cribs, bookcases and wardrobes, chests of drawers and cabinets, study chairs and even a rocking chair - everything can be bought there.

Photo review of popular series

The Minnen bed can be called an absolute bestseller. It is designed for children up to 12 years old - as the baby grows, its size can be adjusted. Minnen is available in two colors: black and white. And as you can see in the next photo slider, they are very versatile - a boy can sleep on a white crib, and a girl can sleep on a black crib.

The Stuva series is especially suitable for furnishing small rooms.

The “adult” series of Hamnes furniture fits perfectly into the rooms of both children and teenagers.

A little about how to avoid templates

Here are two ways savvy moms use to avoid the showroom feel:

• Dilute the Ikea sets with other furniture, for example wooden - old, carved or, conversely, very simple. The photo below shows an example of the interior teenage room, furnished with assorted furniture from Ikea and more.

• Remodel some pieces of furniture, at least change the handles on dressers and cabinets. Something can be repainted, decorated with the same stickers or improved homemade structures, for example, you can add a headboard to a regular bed.

For example, in these interiors in the photo below, Cure’s boring bed found a second life - it turned into a tent and a bright bunk bed.

Here are examples of remodeling a ladder stool and a chest of drawers.

Furniture from other manufacturers

In fact, not only Ikea can become a supplier of Scandinavian-style children's furniture.

• For example, for children's rooms for newborns, the Norwegian company Stokke and the Danish Sebra produce functional transformable beds in which children can sleep up to 10 years old, because they can be modified as the baby grows.

• If you want to make your interior more solid and fashionable, then we advise you to acquire real masterpieces of Scandinavian object design from the 40-60s, which are produced today by the Vitra company. For example, the Eames Elephant or mini versions of the adult iconic Panton Junior and Series 7 chairs.

Decor

Lighting

Lamps and chandeliers in a Scandinavian style nursery are most often either very laconic and inconspicuous, or futuristic and almost “grown-up”.

But impact-resistant lamps made of eco-polyethylene in the shape of the rabbit girl Miffy (a character from books and the cartoon of the same name, originally from Holland) are more interesting - they can be floor-mounted, table-mounted, or even hanging. Miffy is produced in two formats 80x40 and 50x25 cm by Mr Maria.

Textile

• Curtains can be made from natural fabrics, bright or, on the contrary, very ascetic in color and style. Moreover, Scandinavian nurseries may not have curtains at all.
• Making a bed in the Scandinavian style means choosing textiles that are either very simple, but varied in texture, or bright with contrasts and interesting subjects. Large knitted bedspreads and blankets, fleece or quilted, will become best choice. Also, don’t forget about pillows - they will immediately make the room more comfortable.

• Rugs in a Scandinavian nursery can also either blend into the decor or be a pop of color;
• In addition to curtains, bed linen and carpets, canopies and toys can be sewn from fabric, which we will also tell you about.

Accessories

Don’t be afraid to overload the interior with an abundance of colorful decorations - flags, posters, paintings by the owner of the room, wall hangings wooden houses for storing toys, cardboard or textile deer heads, clouds and little animals, interior letters, as well as homemade paper pompoms in silence on a light background will look stylish, and most importantly, the baby will like it.

Game Zone

The gaming area needs even more attention than anything else in the room. After all, toys in a Scandinavian-style nursery are not just toys, but also decorative items.

• In Ikea, the absolute must-haves are children's kitchens and easels, which lend themselves perfectly to decoration and alterations.

• Well, the boy will undoubtedly like retro cars and planes from Vilac.

• Another popular type of decor in Scandinavian design– these are Russian nesting dolls and tumblers. And it also seems to us that bright Dymkovo toys will fit into the interior.

• Speaking of Russian, rocking horses from the Russian family project Сraft horse will help to individualize a Scandinavian nursery and get away from stereotypes.

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How to choose a room for a nursery

Having chosen a Scandinavian style for a nursery, you must first of all solve the problem of space and light - highlight the most spacious room With large window, remove partitions. If necessary, you can demolish the wall between two cramped rooms, for which you will need to obtain permission from the BTI. Then you can start repairing.

Ceiling finishing

The low ceiling in a Scandinavian-style nursery should be whitewashed or painted light shade– soft blue, light pink, beige, depending on the color of the wall coverings.

A win-win option is a snow-white ceiling, which visually increases the height and expands the space.

• You can use tension or suspended coverings without decorative elements.
• In an apartment with high ceilings it is possible to mount a wooden ceiling structure with wide beams on which you can place the main and additional sources lighting.
• The golden-brown wooden ceiling, coated with colorless varnish, looks impressive.
• Often used in Northern Europe wood covering from bleached slats.

Tip: create a multi-tiered ceiling, which is popular today, in the nursery complex configuration It's not worth it because it goes against the style.

Flooring in a Scandinavian nursery

A Scandinavian-style children's room looks especially attractive if the design uses wood flooring, which differs:

• long service life (up to 30 years);
• excellent appearance;
• moisture resistance;
• high wear resistance;
• environmental friendliness;
• high resistance to abrasion;
• low thermal conductivity.

Parquet and solid board They are highly expensive, but in comparison with cheaper floor coverings they are significantly superior in quality and durability.

As flooring You can use a laminate that imitates wood species. Among the advantages of laminate flooring:

• strength;
• thermal insulation;
• ease of installation;
• wear resistance;
• abrasion resistance;
• fire resistance;
• service life more than 10 years.

A children's room in any country is always a zone increased activity, which often leads to damage to everything that is in it.

Class 22–23 laminate can withstand heavy mechanical loads, there will be no traces of paint or compote left on it, greasy stains, if they are immediately removed using detergents or solvent, dents from furniture, scratches from pets' claws. It is advisable to choose moisture-resistant varieties, since most of the samples on the market do not have this quality.

You should not skimp on the coating, as the cheapest types of laminate wear out quickly.

Floor colors

Having decided on the type of coating, you need to choose the right color.

• For children's it is advisable to choose wood covering light colors - beige or cream.

IN Scandinavian interior Whitewashed boards are often used.

• In the room with wooden ceiling Golden brown and walnut flooring looks impressive.
• It is not customary to cover the floor with carpets, but for convenience you can cover part of the room with a carpet of neutral tones.

How to decorate the walls

The walls in a Scandinavian-style nursery can be painted or covered with plain white, light pink, light gray, soft blue, beige, light green, and golden yellow shades.

You can designate zones by painting the walls in different colors, decorate individual fragments with clapboard, and imitate brickwork.

The combination of light gray and white looks impressive wall coverings, in which white predominates. Subsequently, the children themselves will set accents by decorating the room with bright drawings, stickers, flags, and posters.

Children's furniture in Scandinavian style

In a Scandinavian-style nursery, compact, functional furniture is welcome:

• low tables;
• stools;
• chairs;
• wardrobes;
• cabinets for bed linen;
• baskets for toys;
• bookshelves.

For sleeping, you can choose a comfortable loft bed with a ladder. The berth is located on the top of the structure and is equipped with a safety bar to prevent the child from falling. The lower part can be equipped play area, workplace or a relaxation corner, placing there a comfortable chair and baskets with toys or an armchair with a floor lamp.

If the nursery is intended for two or three inhabitants, a bunk bed and a loft bed, which do not take up much space, would be appropriate.

Lighting

Due to the lack of sun and prolonged heavy rains, residents of Scandinavian countries are especially sensitive to bright natural light. The window opening in a Scandinavian-style nursery should be as large as possible without any parts blocking the light. If double-glazed windows are used, you should choose a frame with good thermal insulation, which is very important for a nursery. The color can be white, brownish or beige to highlight the contrast with the walls.

In Northern Europe, window openings are often not decorated with curtains. But if a room with a window without curtains seems uncomfortable, you can use light translucent curtains, tulle or blinds.

Decorating any room in the house requires a careful approach. The nursery needs to be decorated especially carefully. There are many nuances that are important to consider when developing a design. For example, it is better to place the rest and sleep area away from the door and window, and the play area in the warmest place in the room. It can be especially difficult to decide on the style of decorating a room. If the children are small, then there are practically no questions; in this case, the choice is up to the parents. If the children are older, then you can only be surprised at their visions of their room.

You can argue about the design styles of children's rooms for hours. Some people see them only as bright, colorful and spacious, while others claim that it is best for a child to be in a room with bright interior. It is impossible to say exactly which opponent is right. Dark colors, like light ones, influence the formation of a new personality in different ways.

A Scandinavian nursery is one of the options for decorating rooms for children over 6 years old. This design is recognized as one of the best in the world of interior design for children's rooms.

Others are not inferior to Scandinavian modern styles. Scientists have proven that when a certain atmosphere reigns in a children's room, a sense of beauty is developed in the child, and values ​​are formed correctly. Total, on design space You can count about fifty design styles that are suitable for a children's room.

Existing styles for decorating a children's room:

• Classic style;
• Provence;
• Pirate style;
• Jungle;
• Sport style;
• Cosmonautics;
• Barbie style;
• Harry Potter style;
• Fairy tale theme.

If it is not possible to keep the entire room in some kind of a certain style, then you can simply fill the space with themes, and you will have interesting direction design.

Original children's room in Scandinavian style: special design differences

In order to understand in which direction to move when decorating a room in the Scandinavian style, you need to turn to geographical and historical knowledge. The harsh climate of the Scandinavian Peninsula leaves its mark on furniture and interior items.

A Scandinavian-style nursery is, as a rule, large, spacious, Light room, filled with accessories in the style of the northern regions of Norway, where it is rarely warm and sleighs with reindeers cut through the snow.

But not only the difficult life of remote regions can be brought into the interior of a children's room in the Scandinavian style. The traditions of the peoples of the peninsula are original and unique.

Distinctive features of a Scandinavian-style nursery:

• Modesty and minimalism in the interior;
• Light furniture, cabinets are mostly low and wide;
• Light walls and white ceiling;
• The floor should only be wooden; in extreme cases, lining is allowed;
• The presence of decorative elements in the form of simulated yurts and snowballs must be present in the room;
• Blinds or a calm, unpretentious canvas - curtains - are welcome on the windows;
• Furniture should not be flashy, have a minimum of decor and maximum openness;
• Rude wooden chair or an armchair will give the room an belonging to the harsh, harsh Scandinavian life;
• The same effect will be from a rough homespun carpet on the floor;
• A small, modest bed is perfect for this style.

It should be noted that the Swedish company IKEA successfully sells children's beds of the Küra model, designed in the Scandinavian style.

Children's room in Scandinavian style for a boy: design features

If your heirs so far have only one boy, or even two tomboys, decorating a nursery will not be difficult. For little children aged 4-5 years, this style will be just as appropriate as for a teenage boy.

A Scandinavian-style children's room has an excellent stylish design. Filling the room with elements that convey the life and traditions of the northern peoples across distance and years will help strengthen your child’s strong character and logical way of thinking.

A boy's room differs from a girl's room in the colors of the walls and decorative elements.

Basic decorative elements for a boy's room in a Scandinavian style:

• Muted tones, close to blue or blue;
• Decorative elements and posters depicting the symbols of the Vikings and victories;
• Dummy hunting equipment;
• Rougher furniture;
• Rough canvas bags for toys;
• Wicker baskets for shoes;
• Ethnic designs on furniture and walls.

Availability of flowers national flag is very carefully introduced into the interior of the most expensive rooms of the house, and therefore true Scandinavians always have the symbols of the state bicolor or tricolor in their children's rooms.

Decorating a nursery in a Scandinavian style for a girl: the right approach

A room for a girl in a Scandinavian style will be different from a room for a boy. More gentle and reverent creatures need the same romantic and pleasant environment. If you really want your little daughter to get used to asceticism and minimalism from childhood, then try not to overdo it, and be sure to fill the room with warm and cozy tones.

A Scandinavian-style nursery for a girl is a fine line between militant Vikings and a cozy northern life, the difficult fate of a hunter wandering among the ice, and a warm home waiting for him with prey.

Bringing in white interior bright colors, you can achieve the corresponding effect. Having filled cold room With cozy paintings on the walls, you will create a light, relaxed northern design.

How you can equip a Scandinavian-style nursery for a girl:

• Every girl's nursery is distinguished by the presence of a kitchen. A minimum number of kitchen utensils and a stove will be very appropriate.
• Pink and yellow toys will make the room feel warm and cozy.
• Children's wicker beds and strollers for dolls will appeal to the little northerner;
• Books and pictures on the walls in bright colors will make the room inhabited and alive;
• With the help of curtains with bright colors, you can bring warm feminine energy into the interior.

And yet, such a room is more suitable for a teenage girl than for a small, fragile forget-me-not.

Ideas for a Scandinavian-style nursery (video)

Scandinavian style is not very diverse. Due to the modest way of life of the northern peoples, there are not many decorative elements that can be used to decorate a room to give it a Scandinavian style. But there is still room for variation - the Scandinavian Peninsula is inhabited by four nationalities, each of which has its own traditions, customs and preferences. If you want to give the room brighter colors and contrast, then choose the Finnish style. If you are more inclined to romanticism and softness, then you should give preference to the Danish direction. Swedish interiors are distinguished by austerity, coldness and a more spartan lifestyle.

If you love Scandinavian style and you have children or are planning to have them, then this article is for you. Because you will certainly be interested in a Scandinavian-style children's room.

You've probably seen photo examples of Scandinavian nurseries and noticed that they are very cute. And if you don’t yet know what a Scandinavian-style nursery can look like, then read this article to the end and you will find many photo ideas.

Scandinavian interiors for children's rooms can be quite versatile and “grow” with the child. The main thing is to make the base. And then you can supplement it with decor, toys, and easily change this content depending on the interests and preferences of the child. And it won’t be very difficult to create the interior of a room for children of different sexes. Undoubtedly, it is very convenient.

What is different about a Scandinavian-style nursery? Most often, this is a bright room. Sometimes the walls can be dark. Bright accents can also be used. But in general, laconic colors are used in the interior. The children's room is not cluttered with furniture, but it has everything you need. Of course, in a room with a large area you can place everything that you and your child would like, and at the same time it will not feel like the room is filled with furniture and toys. It is more difficult to organize the space of small rooms, but it is also possible. The main thing is to think through the storage system correctly.

By the way, what’s easy about arranging a Scandinavian children’s room is that most of the furniture can be bought at IKEA. Because this Swedish company is focused specifically on Scandinavian-style home design.

Materials for children's rooms in Scandinavian style

As in any room, in the interior of a children's room it is better to give preference to natural materials.

On the floor there is a board, parquet or solid wood. The board, by the way, can be painted white. This solution is often found in Scandinavian houses. As more budget option You can choose laminate. And it is worth noting that laminate with a chamfer will look more advantageous in the interior. Due to the presence of a chamfer, it will look like real wooden boards.

The walls of the nursery can be covered with paper. And pay attention to paper wallpaper. This is one of the most environmentally friendly coatings. In addition, paper wallpaper can be purchased inexpensively. There is a truth and disadvantage of this solution - they cannot be washed. If this is important to you, then take a closer look at the colors. Today the market offers a lot of washable paints. In addition, painting does not mean that the walls can only be made monochromatic. Using stencils you can apply various designs to the walls. And for a room in a Scandinavian style, this is quite easy to do, because very often the patterns chosen are geometric. And contain a small amount of flowers.
There are also decorative wall stickers, which, by the way, can be found on AliExpress.

In addition to wallpaper and painting, you can use wood, for example, cover part of the walls with clapboard. You can even cover half the wall with wood. And cover the rest with wallpaper or paint.

To cover the walls in the nursery, you can use slate coverings, on which you can draw with crayons, as well as chalk-based paints and markers, which can be erased with a regular damp sponge. This will give your child space to be creative. There is also a huge advantage of this coating - the drawings can be periodically updated.

Colors in Scandinavian children's rooms

For those who are worried that a Scandinavian-style nursery will turn out boring and too “monochromatic”, let’s say that in a nursery you can use bright colors. A children's room is a world of its own, and you don't have to make it look like the rest of the rooms in your house. But, of course, if you want to stick to the same color line for all the rooms in the house, then that's fine. And you will definitely succeed. After all, in this article you will find many interesting solutions.

Children's colors can be either light or dark. Decorative items filling the room can be bright or pastel. It all depends on your preferences and the preferences of your child.

Furniture in the children's room

Children's beds

The most important thing in a nursery, as, perhaps, in any room, is the bed. It is clear that for kids the choice is obvious - a crib with sides. You can complement it with a canopy. Scandinavian nurseries feature very stylish canopies. interesting colors. Most often they are plain. But a canopy with a small, laconic pattern will also work. More often these are stars, polka dots, stripes or zigzags.

For older children, you can choose a house bed, a loft bed, a daybed or a classic single bed. The house bed can be supplemented with a canopy. Among the popular and affordable beds, we recommend taking a closer look at the KYURA bed from IKEA. The sleeping area of ​​this bed can be either upstairs or downstairs. You just have to turn it over the way you like. But you need to take into account that the manufacturer does not recommend using sleeping area at the top for children under 6 years old to avoid injury from falling. The KURA bed can be complemented with a canopy, which is also available at IKEA. But the choice of colors there is very poor. Also great way decorating a bed of this type means decorating it with lanterns or flags.

For two children, you can arrange a nursery with a bunk bed. Moreover, the designs bunk beds there are different ones, like with the classic one parallel arrangement, and with a perpendicular arrangement of berths.

In addition to bunk beds for two children, you can choose pull-out bed. In such a bed, the sleeping places are arranged in two steps. One berth is on the upper level, and the second one pulls out of the bed and is located below the level.

If you want to choose single separate beds, then there is much more choice here. There are many designs of such beds. The main thing is to choose beds made from natural materials, reliable design. And what is important, with a good slatted bottom.

Storage furniture

A well-thought-out storage system plays a very important role in a Scandinavian-style nursery. The organization and maintenance of order in the room will depend on this. Of course, the storage system in the nursery should be comfortable for the child. The dimensions of cabinets and shelving must correspond to the height of the child so that he can use them independently. We would like to note that in Scandinavian nurseries, shelving consisting of open square drawers, similar to the KALLAX system from IKEA, is very popular. If we consider IKEA, then also good options— STUVA and TROFAST storage systems.
In addition to storage cabinets, you can use a variety of baskets and shelves.

Children's tables and chairs

When choosing tables and chairs for a child's room, it is important to remember that they should be a comfortable size for the child. For kids there are cute little chairs and low tables. But for schoolchildren we need higher chairs and tables.
By the way, we recommend taking a closer look at the so-called “growing chair”. The height of this chair can be changed depending on the height of the child, which will ensure correct posture and comfort.

Textiles for children's

The colors of textiles for children in the Scandinavian style can be very different. They range from monochrome to bright solids or prints.

Floor mats for children's rooms do not take up large area. Usually these are not carpets big size. But large carpets also have a place in children's rooms. Their colors can be playful. For example, the rug could have a print of a road or a world map. Carpets with animal prints and geometric patterns are also a great option. Take a closer look at lint-free coatings. They are easy to clean. Which is important in children's rooms. 🙂

Curtains also have a place in the children's room. This can be tulle, eyelet curtains or Roman blinds. The colors of curtains for children's rooms can also come in various prints - most often they are stars, polka dots, and stripes. But the curtains in your nursery can also depict animals, plants, letters of the alphabet and other prints. Usually, despite the presence of a print, the curtains do not look “colorful”. In the Scandinavian style, everything is very laconic and moderate.
The same rules can be applied to bed linen as to curtains.

Scandinavian style toys

If you look at photos of Scandinavian children's rooms, you will see a lot of toys on them. A Scandinavian-style nursery is a treasure trove of interesting and unusual toys. They are very cute. Their distinguishing feature- this is because they are made from natural materials. Most often made of wood.

One of the most popular toys is the wooden one. railway, rocking chairs, balance bikes or bicycles, retro cars and airplanes, toy kitchens and strollers, Tilda dolls, as well as soft fabric toys. Busyboard (developmental board) can also be designed in a Scandinavian style.

Wigwams

A Scandinavian-style nursery contains many interesting and cute solutions. A very popular attribute of a Scandinavian nursery is the wigwam tent. With its help you can arrange nook for your baby. Wigwams have become very popular in our country, so finding them will not be difficult. In addition, their design is quite simple, and you can even make them yourself.

Lighting in a Scandinavian nursery

good and correct lighting very important in a nursery. The overhead light should be bright enough for the child to feel comfortable while playing, reading or doing creative activities. But in addition to overhead lighting, it is necessary to provide additional light sources, such as table lamps, floor lamps, etc. This is necessary to be able to create more calm environment before bedtime. And also for enhanced lighting of certain places. For example, desk. And by the way, for calm evening lighting, a garland is suitable, which can be hung on a wall or a loft bed. In addition, if your baby does not like to sleep in complete darkness, you can get a night light.

You can choose completely different chandeliers for a nursery in a Scandinavian style. It doesn't have to be a "children's" chandelier. It can be a straw chandelier, a classic horn chandelier with lampshades or “candles”, a chandelier with a fabric or metal shade, or even a loft chandelier without lampshades, such as a spider chandelier. You can also use soffits.

As table lamp you can choose any lamp in the Scandinavian style. Among the “children’s” table lamps-nightlights, it can be noted that the Miffy rabbit lamps are popular. By the way, a replica of this lamp can be found on AliExpress at a lower price. And besides the rabbit you can find other animals.

Also among nightlights we can mention LED wooden nightlights.

Children's decor in Scandinavian style

The main decorative items in a children's room are pictures, flags, and garlands.

Garlands are most often used in one color with large lamps. They give a special coziness to the room. So consider hanging a garland in your baby's room.

Flags can very often be found in Scandinavian children's rooms. They can be completely different colors. The main thing is that the colors of the flags are in harmony with the rest of the colors in the children's room. Flags will add a slightly festive atmosphere. After all, this decorative element is usually used to decorate rooms for birthdays, New Year and other holidays. It is very convenient that you can make flags with your own hands from paper or fabric. This will allow you to choose exactly the colors you have in mind.

Which pictures to take depends, of course, on your child’s interests. They can depict your favorite cartoon characters or cute little animals. It could be family photo. A Scandinavian-style nursery can also be decorated with a hand-drawn picture. You can select pictures in general color scheme rooms. But if your child wants to hang a picture on the wall that, in your opinion, does not at all match the colors and style of the room, do not resist. This is his room after all. The main thing is that he is surrounded by his favorite things that bring him joy.

To summarize, we want to say that the children's room plays a very important role for the child. And above all, he should like it. And our task is to implement all the ideas for the child’s main room in such a way that he feels comfortable there. We hope that we have inspired you to create the very children's room that you and your baby dream of. And we believe that a Scandinavian-style nursery is an opportunity to instill good taste in your child from childhood.

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