Introducing Our Stockholm Simplicity Trend

Resting restoratively at home is at the heart of our Stockholm Simplicity trend. Inspired by Scandinavian interior design, this collection embraces a neutral colour palette, natural textures, and functional pieces that effortlessly enhance modern living. It’s a minimalist’s dream, blending calm, comfort, and well-being in a way that feels both luxurious and lived-in.

From feather-filled sofas to soft, breathable bed linen, every piece in this collection is designed to create a home that soothes the senses. Whether you’re looking to embrace decluttered living, add cosy layers, or bring in natural materials, we’ll show you how to introduce Scandi style to your home.

What is Scandi style?

Scandinavian decor is all about embracing a minimalist style that’s functional for modern living. Think neutral earth tones, a mixture of textures, and organic materials to create a cosy style that promotes wellness. For this collection, we took inspiration from Scandinavian design to create high-end homeware, with a laid-back vibe.

The focus is on clean lines, practical furniture, and effortless elegance, ensuring your space feels just as good as it looks. To help bring that sense of calm into your home, we’re introducing products to help with relaxation at home.

Our brand new Home Fragrance range is designed to create a soothing atmosphere, perfect for unwinding at the end of a long day. And for an extra touch of indulgence, our 100% Silk Pillowcase Gift Set is here to elevate your nighttime routine. Not only does it feel beautifully soft, but it’s also known to be gentler on hair and skin, helping you wake up feeling refreshed.

How to create a cosy minimalist living room

Achieving a Scandi style living room is simple - it’s time to de-clutter and make intentional design choices. Investing in a sideboard or cabinet is a great way to hide messy-looking items like wires, notepads, and magazines. They’re still within reach, but now hidden behind sleek doors! 

Once you’ve cleared out unnecessary clutter, you’ve got a blank canvas to plant a plush sofa, stylish furniture, simple ornaments, and textured accessories to bring the space to life. To stick to a neutral living room palette, opt for creams, beiges, browns and whites that complement each other.

Our showstopper piece in the living room is the Cairo sofa and matching pouffe. Unwind in ultimate comfort with our first feather-filled sofa, ready to welcome you with irresistible comfort, day after day. However, be warned, once you’ve sunk into your Scandi sofa, you might not want to get up! 

Embrace a neutral Nordic bedroom 

The key to designing a minimalist bedroom that’s still cosy is to combine neutral colours with different textures. Pair a bold headboard, like our Cheshire Ottoman Bed, with crisp bedding and a soft throw. 

The Alma bed linen range is crafted from a 300 thread count cotton, which helps thermal regulation and feels super soft against the skin. It has a beautiful lace insert to add subtle detail and is perfect layered with our Charlotte bedspread and cushion cover.

Soft lighting plays a key part in creating a space to unwind. The Lagom table light provides a warm glow through the large linen shade with a carved ceramic base. It’s simple yet stylish, and the perfect finishing touch for your bedroom.

How to become a minimalist 

When designing a minimalist home, storage isn’t just about keeping things tidy, it’s about creating a space that feels open, uncluttered, and effortless. That’s exactly what the Elena furniture range was made for.

Crafted with a grooved design that invites touch, these pieces blend smooth surfaces with clean lines, bringing a sense of balance and warmth to your home. With thoughtful details and deep storage drawers, the Elena bedside table is the perfect way to keep essentials tucked away without compromising on style.

Dine in Scandi style

Stockholm Simplicity isn’t just about the living room and bedroom, it extends to the dining room too. A Scandi-inspired dining space is all about effortless elegance, using organic textures to create a dining table that feels inviting.

Our Alfredo dinnerware range is crafted from high-quality stoneware, with a slightly irregular shape that makes each piece unique. Complete the look with the full Alfredo Speckled Stoneware Collection, including matching plates, bowls, mugs, and more. 

Layering with Linen Blend tablecloth and napkins completes the look, bringing softness and warmth to your dining experience. This is all about understated luxury, proving that even the simplest details can make a space feel special.

FAQs

What is the difference between Scandinavian and Boho design?

While both styles embrace natural materials and organic textures, the key difference is in their approach to minimalism. Scandinavian design is known for its clean lines, neutral tones, and functional simplicity, whereas Boho interiors lean towards a more layered, eclectic aesthetic with bolder colours, intricate patterns, and vintage-inspired elements.

Scandi style keeps things pared-back and streamlined, focusing on practicality and uncluttered spaces, while Boho design thrives on mixing textures, patterns, and statement pieces for a more lived-in, artistic feel. If you love the idea of a calm, harmonious home with a warm, neutral palette, Scandinavian design is the way to go.

Where do minimalists put their stuff?

Useful and stylish storage solutions are essential for achieving a minimalist style. Sideboards, bedside tables, storage pouffes, and ottoman beds allow you to hide everyday essentials while maintaining a clean aesthetic. Introducing one of these useful pieces of furniture can help you store everything from books and clothes to tableware and bed linens, keeping your space looking clean and cohesive. 

Scandinavian design favours a “place for everything” approach, where intentional organisation enhances the overall aesthetic, rather than cluttering it.

How can I declutter my home?

Decluttering is an important aspect of achieving the Stockholm Simplicity look. It’s not about stripping everything away, but rather keeping only what you truly need and love.

A good place to start is with the 90/90 rule: If you haven’t used an item in the last 90 days and don’t see yourself using it in the next 90 days, it may be time to let it go. This simple guideline helps you cut down on your belongings while ensuring that what remains is both useful and meaningful.

Effortless elegance, the Scandi way

For minimalist charm with maximum comfort, explore the full Stockholm Simplicity collection. It’s sophisticated Scandi style, with our simple DUSK.com prices.

Looking for more home inspiration? Check out our other SS25 trends like New York Loft.