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Hoping for a more simplistic Holiday season? Embracing a Scandinavian Christmas just might be your ticket! Be inspired by these 25 images and ideas for a Scandinavian Christmas.
Before we take a look at what A Scandinavian Christmas might look like, let’s explore some marked characteristics of Scandinavian style.
In a few words . . .
Simplicity
Paired Back
Understated Elegance
Minimalism and Functionality
That about sums it up.
I often day dream about embracing this lifestyle because it seems so refreshing. Perhaps, pulling off a Scandinavian Christmas might be a good start.
Lots of whites and grays, evergreens, wood tones, and cozy fabrics.
Can I get an AMEN?!
Enjoy 😉
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This last image came from my 2016 French Farmhouse Christmas home tour. Looking back, I could definitely tell I have always been inspired by the simple look of Scandinavian style.
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What do you think? Could you enjoy a Scandinavian Christmas? It’s quite possibly one of my favorite themes!
Beautiful post! Thank you all the ideas and resources.?
I loved a lot of the Scandinavian ideas, maybe it’s my age but simple just seems better. Thanks, i enjoyed this post.
It is beautiful and simple … but I miss the color
Beautiful! Love the simplicity…..thx for sharing.
Thanks for sharing these beautiful images and stirring up the memories! I have always loved the simplicity of the Scandinavian Christmas style. My mother decorated with some Scandinavian accents when I was a child. I have some of those now and treasure them. I always say I’m going to keep it simple decorating each year but then when the homemade ornaments the kids (now 29 & 26) made come out, I have to put them on the tree. I just decided this year I’m keeping it simple!
I live in Sweden and l like the Scandinavian christmas style.