Into the Heart of My Home

Source: pinterest.com.au/ninotsipuria/interior-design/ The Scandinavian style became very popular in the 1950s worldwide, due to its focus on simplicity, functionality and clutter-free space. The Scandinavian style also promotes the connection to nature by using neutral shapes accompanied by many different abstract and natural elements. If you’re aiming to achieve this minimalistic concept in your home, it’s always best to start from the living room as the most traffic-prone area. That’s why we wrapped up a couple of tips on how to transform your living room into a little Scandinavian oasis.

 Here's a fun fact - over our lifetime, we spend approximately a year and a half on average in the bathroom! This includes everything, from essential business to showers and baths. Add in the hours for people who just love a long, calming soak, and you end up with some sky-high digits that are hard to overlook!  Now, having this in mind, it's no wonder we all want a bathroom that looks stylish and pleasant to be in. Having a bathroom that's in sync with your style and taste is of utmost importance. It offers you a safe haven to distress in and it also ties your house together, carrying your sense of interior design throughout and rounds everything up!  When renovating (or building) a bathroom, you probably already know the essentials you want. You've chosen a tub, a basin, cabinets that match, that perfect toilet bowl , and have probably decided on the colour scheme. That's all great, but how do you round up the room that rounds everything else up?  The key is alway