Scandinavian Couches
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Set of 6 vintage wood and velvet chairs by Borge Lindau for Bla Station, Sweden 1990
Vintage Scandinavian armchair in wool by Theo Ruth for Artifort, 1950s
Mid-century Scandinavian wall unit by Paul Cadovius for Cado, 1960s
Vintage Scandinavian teak wall unit by Louis Van Teeffelen for Wébé, 1950s
"Jean" vintage serving table on wheels by Poul Volther, Sweden 1960
Vintage rosewood coffee table by Ole Gerlev Knudsen and Torben Lind for France and Søn, Denmark 1960
Vintage chair model 31 in teak wood and red fabric by Kai Kristiansen
Vintage Danish teak highboard, 1980s
Set of 4 vintage Seven chairs model 3107 by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen
Set of 6 vintage Seven chairs 3107 by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen
Vintage shaker dining table by Børge Mogensen, Denmark 1950s
Scandinavian vintage teak table, Sweden 1960
Scandinavian vintage teak table, Sweden 1960
Vintage sofa "paradiset" by Kerstin Hörlin Holmquist, Sweden 1960
Scandinavian vintage armchair in teak and fabric, Sweden 1960
Set of 4 vintage leather chairs by John Vedel-Rieper for Erhard Rasmussen, Denmark 1960
Vintage Scandinavian rosewood coffee table by Severin Hansen for Haslev Møbelfabrik, 1960s
Vintage Scandinavian extendable dining table, 1960s
Pair of vintage Artek prikka chairs by llmari Tapiovaara for Laukaan Puu, Finland 1960
Vintage Mogensen bench by Borge Mogensen, Denmark 1956
Set of 3 vintage dining chairs model 236 by Børge Mogensen, Denmark 1950s
Vintage teak sideboard by Henning Kjaernulf for Vejle Stole, Denmark 1960
Vintage Pernilla armchair by Bruno Mathsson for Dux, 1960s
Vintage Scandinavian 2 seater sofa "Laboremus" by Viborg, Denmark 1960
Scandinavian style sofa
Scandinavian bench made of wood
Sofa in Scandinavian style
When looking at Scandinavian living rooms and sofas, some common themes emerge. Our Scandinavian friends often prefer a minimalist design with many practical elements. They often design their homes around the hygge mentality, which can be loosely translated as comfort and coziness.
Scandinavian bench made of wood
More and more often, instead of just dining room chairs, a sofa and chairs in a Scandinavian design are chosen. We understand that. It is practical and also beautiful. The collection of various Sav & Økse tables also includes a matching wooden bench. The wooden dining room benches have the same design as the dining tables. With a matching dining room sofa you can make it complete
The simplicity and charm of the Scandinavian sofa
What makes Scandinavian sofas different? Their main advantage is simplicity. An essential element of the Danish hygge philosophy is comfort. Scandinavian style Furniture looks elegant and provides luxurious relaxation.
Scandinavian minimalism is invariably associated with naturalness. The basis here is always a wooden floor, which is reminiscent of the tranquility of the forest and furniture, which is subtly decorated. The northern style living room has few furniture and accessories. Its strength lies in the fact that it has been selected and made with great precision. A pinch of classic combined with modern design is the perfect recipe for creating original and extremely refined furniture.
Buy Scandinavian sofa
A simple shape and great comfort characterize Scandi-inspired sofas. Natural materials are essential, such as breathable upholstery or wooden legs. Equally important are elements that provide comfort, such as soft pillows or a suitable blanket. To make the interior look light, furniture is mounted on high legs, and padded backs are famous, which are not only comfortable but also look very classic and stylish.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Scandinavian sofa?
Scandinavian sofas are becoming a popular choice for living rooms around the world. Scandinavian furniture is characterized by its minimal design, neutral tones (grey, white, beige) and simplicity. Many people are drawn to Scandinavian sofas and furniture because they want to simplify their decor. A Scandinavian sofa is a great idea if you want flexibility in your furniture, allowing you to play with different decorating themes. It essentially keeps your furniture as a blank canvas to decorate however you like!