A Nordic style study corner: today we will provide you with important tips and tricks to help you create this type of space in your rooms. At the base of the philosophy of the Scandinavian style there is certainly minimalism and a sort of composite order that characterizes all the rooms designed with the help of this style.
Obviously, Nordic style furniture is not simply minimalism and essential lines: the concept of Scandinavian furniture is articulated in a scrupulous research of natural materials, delicate shades and contrasts that give rise to a perfect balance of shapes and colours.
Vediamo insieme gli elementi d’arredo essenziali per la realizzazione di un angolo studio in stile scandinavo
Una scrivania in stile nordico/scandinavo è caratterizzata da linee moderne e leggere. Le dimensioni dell’arredo sono variabili in base alle proprie esigenze e necessità (di profondità o ad angolo in base alla conformazione della stanza).
La scrivania può essere dotata di vani sottopiano o cassetto dove riporre l’indispensabile per la propria attività di lavoro o di studio, lasciando a vista il minimo. Lasciando il piano di lavoro libero è possibile trasformare l’arredo in una pratica consolle e tornare all’occorrenza ad essere una normale postazione di lavoro. Ecco il prodotto perfetto dotato di questa funzionalità.
In the creation of a study corner in Nordic/Scandinavian style the choice of the seat is an extremely important operation. The chair must necessarily be comfortable and ergonomic, so that you can spend many hours sitting on it without assuming an incorrect posture. When choosing this furnishing element you will have to define the right balance between aesthetics and functionality.
When creating a Nordic style study corner, special attention must be paid to the lighting. Our advice is to (if possible) place the desk near a window so that you can make the most of the natural light that penetrates your room.
For the lighting you can choose a table lamp with a light intensity that does not strain your eyes too much. Place the table lamp on the opposite side to the hand you are writing with, so that the entire work surface is uniformly illuminated.
Our advice is to set up a Nordic style study area, at least one plan, in your studio corner, so as to give the environment a pleasant relaxing effect.
As far as the colours of the walls in a space furnished with the help of Scandinavian style are concerned, the eye also wants its part: sinuous lines and essential shapes of the furniture lend themselves to a combination with neutral colours and light shades. You prefer the use of white, combined with other colours such as beige and ivory, which help and stimulate concentration.
A study corner created following the dictates of the Nordic/Scandinavian style favours the use of wood: the latter is certainly the material that best suits this style of furnishing.
Choose furniture made with the help of wood characterized by warm tones, essential to heat the environment.
Once you have completed the furnishing of your study corner, our advice is to try to make an effort to keep the workspace tidy: order will help you to maintain maximum concentration.
Home office and Scandinavian style are two terms that go perfectly together. In the early months of 2020, marked by the advent of the Covid 19 pandemic on a global scale, the concept of smart working was adopted by many workers.
Of all the furnishing styles, the Nordic/Scandinavian style certainly represents the one that best meets the needs of agile work.
In addition to a design capable of encouraging concentration, the Scandinavian style in fact abandons the superfluous, giving your professional environment an aura of peace and serenity, ideal for those who have to face a long day of work or study.
After having examined the perfect furnishing elements for a Scandinavian style study, let's see what are the fundamental principles that characterise this style: these must be followed even if you decide to create a Nordic style living area, a Nordic style equipped wall or a Nordic style bedroom or a Scandinavian style kitchen.
Mens sana in corpore sano, the Latins used to say: a functional and tidy environment is ideal for a healthy, balanced and dynamic mind. The careful arrangement of the objects represents an essential concept of every room furnished with attention to the principles of the Nordic/Scandinavian style.
We must never forget that chaos is distracting and that our mind and concentration are constantly distracted by everything around us.
The orderly principle of Scandinavian design involves the elimination of all details and in general the superfluous, to leave room for the essential instead. Therefore eliminate from the worktop all objects that do not respond to the imperative of functionality and essentiality.
Another fundamental principle and approach of Nordic/Scandinavian design is minimalism. The "Lagom" principle invites to focus only on the indispensable: this is the source of inspiration for Swedish design.
In this regard we would like to quote the famous minimalist architect John Pawson, according to whom "minimalism is not an architecture of negotiation, absence or deprivation; it is not defined by what is not there, but by the exactness of what is there, and by the richness of the sensation generated by it".
The principle summarised in an exemplary manner by Pawson is applied above all to environments such as the study corner: this space is in fact dedicated to production and work, and it is therefore necessary to be as precise as possible.
