French publication of Lagom book now accessible!
In the world of home design, Scandinavian aesthetics continue to captivate with their minimalist charm and cozy elegance. One book that has been making waves is Maja Hattvang's "Lagom", now available in the US.
"Lagom", which means 'just the right amount' in Swedish, is a perfect encapsulation of the Scandinavian philosophy of balanced, moderate living. The book reflects a minimalist yet cozy design philosophy, offering insights into creating a home that embodies the essence of Lagom.
But Scandinavian home design is not limited to just "Lagom". For those seeking a glimpse into vintage Scandinavian interior styles, a book about a 1930s Stockholm apartment might be of interest. However, the specific title of this book is not mentioned.
For a broader perspective, there are several other recommended books that delve into Scandinavian design. "The Nordic Home: Scandinavian Living, Interiors and Design" explores the minimalism and functionalism that characterize Scandinavian design, highlighting bright, calm interiors. "The Scandinavian Home: Interiors Inspired by Light" by Niki Brantmark showcases homes across Scandinavia, emphasizing natural light and serene spaces.
"Scandi Rustic: Creating a Cozy & Happy Home" blends rustic materials with Scandinavian design for cozy interiors, while "Inside Nordic Homes" provides a richly illustrated, up-to-date survey of Scandinavian design trends, focusing on bright spaces, cozy furniture, contrasting colours, and sustainability.
For those interested in the timber construction tradition and simplicity of Swedish vacation homes, "Center and Periphery" by Mikael Bergquist is a must-read. It features five Swedish vacation homes designed over more than two decades.
Lastly, books like "Nordic Lifestyle - Embrace Slow Living..." and "The Nordic Theory of Everything" by Meik Wiking also include insights into hygge and Lagom concepts central to Scandinavian interiors.
Whether you're drawn to the minimalist charm of "Lagom" or the vintage allure of a 1930s Stockholm apartment, the world of Scandinavian home design offers a wealth of inspiration. So, why not take a journey and discover the perfect balance of cozy and minimalist living for your home?
Exploring various aspects of Scandinavian design, "The Nordic Home: Scandinavian Living, Interiors and Design" delves into the minimalism and functionalism that characterize Scandinavian interiors. For those seeking insights into vintage Scandinavian interior styles, "Nordic Lifestyle - Embrace Slow Living..." could offer a compelling look at timeless aesthetic approaches.
