Furniture

Rivet Side Table - Frama - Tables - HORNE

Hausfire Ethanol Fireplace - Charcoal

$2,750.00

Fionia Folding Stool/Table - Oak

$419.00

Dania Stool - Teak - Skagerak by Fritz Hansen - Stools + Benches + Ottomans - HORNE

Luxembourg Arm Chair - Set of 4

$2,300.00

Louisiane 60" Bench - Fermob - Outdoor Furniture - Cactus - HORNE

Acapulco Chair - Black Frame - Set of 2

$920.00

Subeybaja Table - Santa & Cole - Tables + Desks - Natural Oak - HORNE

Classic Toddler Bed Conversion Kit

$290.00

Round Table 90B by Alvar Aalto

$1,275.00

Furniture

Modern Scandinavian Furniture from HORNE

Discover the meaning of Scandinavian furniture with HORNE’s stunning gallery of modern designs intended to elevate your home, studio, or workspace. These sleek and chic examples of minimalist furniture design create and conserve space by offering calming, flowing linework and construction coupled with a gorgeous palette of earth tones, natural wood, and metalwork.

Find minimalist desk accessories and add a touch of sparing interest to any surface or countertop. From unique items like the Offset Stool to modern updates of traditional pieces like coffee tables, HORNE offers shoppers the chance to rethink entire rooms with signature pieces and thoughtful accents.

What Are the Key Elements of Scandinavian Style Interiors?

When interior decorators and creatives discuss Scandinavian furniture design, a few essential identifiers come into play. First and foremost, a minimalist aesthetic is employed to keep linework, flow, and appearance in a territory of soothing and natural shapes that follow function to a deceptively strict standard. Neutral and light colors are prioritized to further support a calming and earthy look, where dark tones and metals are able to complement the compositions instead of overpowering them. Space, light, and open air are hailed as vitals to each design, as the construction of each piece seeks not to inform a room of its presence, but to play along with emptiness and breathing room. Flexible lamps and smooth-edged accessories help create arrangements that don’t get in the way of a room’s shape, while statement pieces like beds or benches offer a comforting paradox of solid spaciousness. With HORNE, homeowners and artists are given the chance to transform a space without having to break walls down or consider moving house; find pieces that promote breathability and flow with our curated selection of luxurious brands, and let modern Scandinavian furniture turn your home into an open-air masterpiece.

What Wood is Used in Scandinavian Furniture?

Lighter woods are used in Scandinavian furniture design to promote a sense of natural brightness in contrast to the dark, long winters of Scandinavian countries. Oak, spruce, teak, and birch are all employed for their strength and easy-toned palettes, providing a look that submits to the preexisting shape and color of a room. Where strong, sturdy, and dark furniture can often make a room feel bulky or crowded, modern Scandinavian furniture offers pieces made from lighter tones and sleeker builds, in order to maximize the air inside of a space. Let HORNE show you and your home the definition of “less is more” with these examples of minimalist accessories and furniture design.

How Do You Choose Minimalist Furniture?

To begin choosing minimalist designer furniture, homeowners and decorators alike must first look at a space’s preexisting qualities. Modern home decor accessories can welcome entire new atmospheres into a room, and HORNE aims to help you find and create that space with a well-curated selection of furnishings that will open up any room you’re wanting to improve. Decide how much more open space your room needs, remove any bulky furniture, and clear out crowded corners that take up too much real estate. Next, find a few pieces that provide the same functionality but use less space and materials to do so; choose neutral tones and natural wood options to help give your room a feeling of breathability and open air. Remember to play around with your room’s composition, and find the best way to fit each new piece into the space; don’t overcrowd with too many accessories, and remember to allow as much natural light in as possible!