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Room style
Scandinavian decor: create a modern Nordic-style bedroom
Light wood, bright white, simple lines, and natural materials: Scandinavian style remains a reliable choice for creating a calming bedroom. Today, it’s warmer and more personal than it was at first. Mix wood species, embrace soft colors like sage green or gray, and choose durable furniture that grows with your child. Here are our ideas for bringing Scandinavian decor into every bedroom, from nursery to adult bedroom.
The hallmarks of Scandinavian style today
Light wood as the foundation. Beech, oak, or pine adds warmth to a light color palette. Paired with white, it creates a bright space that doesn’t feel cold.
Clean, functional lines. No decorative clutter: every piece of furniture serves a purpose. Slim legs, understated handles, and simple shapes make the room feel visually lighter.
Soft colors. White, beige, and light gray, now joined by more natural shades such as sage green or small touches of terracotta.
Cozy textiles. Linen or cotton bedding, a chunky knit throw, a wool rug: these are what make a Scandinavian bedroom feel cozy.
Light above all. Sheer curtains, mirrors, and paper or wood light fixtures help make the most of natural light.
Our tips for creating Scandinavian decor
- Choose one dominant wood species (beech, oak, or pine), then use it for the main furniture pieces.
- Keep the walls light and add color through textiles and accessories.
- Limit the number of furniture pieces: a Scandinavian bedroom needs room to breathe.
- Add natural materials: linen, wool, rattan, and ceramic.
- Choose enclosed storage (a dresser, wardrobe, or toy chest) to keep the room tidy.
A Scandinavian-style nursery
A nursery is perfect for Nordic style: soft tones and natural wood create a calm atmosphere that encourages sleep. Choose a convertible crib that will grow with your child for years.
- BROOM 3-in-1 Convertible Crib – White/Oak: a Scandinavian-style classic. It also comes in Sage/Oak for an on-trend touch of color.
- PALME 3-in-1 Convertible Crib – White/Oak: a combination crib for added storage and convenience.
- VOLT Complete Nursery Set – White/Beech: a matching crib, dresser, and wardrobe for an effortlessly cohesive room.
Explore all our convertible cribs and our ideas for the nursery.
A Scandinavian-style kids’ bedroom
In a child’s bedroom, Scandinavian style combines beauty and function. Furniture should make the most of the space while leaving room to play and maintaining a soft, soothing feel.
- BONDI Loft Bed with Desk – White/Wood: ideal for small bedrooms, with a built-in workspace.
- NOE 90x190 Separating Bunk Bed – White/Oak: perfect for a shared bedroom, and can be separated into two beds when the time comes.
- VOLT Complete Kids’ Bedroom Set – White/Beech: for a coordinated look.
Explore all our kids’ beds and complete kids’ bedroom sets.
A Scandinavian-style teen bedroom
During the teen years, the bedroom becomes a place to rest, work, and relax. Scandinavian style adapts easily, with understated, more grown-up furniture that teens can personalize with their own decor.
- LOKI 90x200 Kids’ Bed – Oak: a clean Nordic design, also available in white and gray.
- PRADO 90x200 Loft Bed – White/Oak: to free up floor space.
- PRADO Two-Drawer Desk – White/Oak: a simple, functional homework space.
A Scandinavian-style adult bedroom
For the main bedroom, Scandinavian style favors solid wood and timeless lines. A beautiful wood bed is often enough to set the tone for the room.
- GABRIEL 160x200 Solid Wood Bed – Beech: solid beech with a simple, warm design. Also available in 140x200.
- LOKI 160x200 Oak Double Bed: Nordic style at its most understated.
- GABRIEL Solid Wood Nightstand – Beech: pair it with the bed of the same name.
Explore all our adult beds.
Frequently asked questions
What colors work in a Scandinavian bedroom?
White, beige, and light gray form the foundation. Pair them with light wood, then add a soft accent color such as sage green, pale blue, or terracotta.
Which wood should you choose for a Scandinavian bedroom?
Light woods are the most popular: beech, light oak, pine, and birch. They add warmth while keeping the room bright.
Does Scandinavian style work in a small bedroom?
Yes—in fact, it’s one of the best styles for a small bedroom. Light colors make the room look bigger, while functional furniture (loft beds, bunk beds, and storage beds) makes the most of the space.