INTER IORS
“Nordic design keeps things simple”
u updating and are easily maintained. Chrissie Harper, customer experience manager at California Shutters, says that the brand is seeing a rise in customers start. “Nordic interior design is all about keeping things simple. Start with your colour palette and go for subdued colours such as putty, off-white and grey. Since natural light in Nordic countries is a rarity in the colder months, a dimmed lamp or lit candle is a must-have feature. Choose a modern, minimalistic lamp with dimmable lighting that allows you to create the same cosy ambience.” Søren Ravn Christensen, chief creative developer at Umage, suggests using white lamps, which, he says, will go with all schemes and look unobtrusive when unlit. “You can also add colour-changing light bulbs to create atmosphere.” Window dressings are also vital for that all-important finishing touch. Shutters can be more of an investment, but are economical in the long run – if you choose wisely, they will not need
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