The dining room is a hub for hosting, and as such, a hub for displaying the best and brightest furnishings and accessories. However, there is something to be said about a minimalist dining space. Case in point? Claudia Schiffer's Scandi-inspired room.
The German model and star of films such as Argylle and Love Actually recently shared a photo to her Instagram page of her dining area, and we were immediately drawn to her warm, modern-meets-minimal furniture, including a smooth, wood table, woven chairs, and fresh-cut flowers in a glass vase. It's Scandinavian decor done right. There's even a hint of Schiffer's own design flair in the dining room – those familiar with her Bordallo Pinheiro collaboration may recognize the signature butterflies dotting the ceramic dishes and tea cups, adding whimsy to the tablescape.
A post shared by Claudia Schiffer (@claudiaschiffer) A photo posted by on A design trend that emerged in the early 20th century, Scandinavian decor has seen new iterations in styles, but maintains some core pillars that are highly appealing among modern home-owners today. ' Scandinavian interior designs are characterized by clean lines, natural hues, and organic materials – especially wood, ' says Neel Bradham CEO of global flooring brand Parador . 'This look often calls to mind pale, whitewashed wood floors, but don’t be afraid to draw on rustic, darker woods as well.
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