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A warm Scandinavian bedroom is the perfect retreat during long, dark winters, when you want nothing more than to be nestled in bed. Clean lines, natural materials and neutral colors keep the look calm, while layered bedding, wood floors and soft rugs add comfort.
From rustic wood-paneled walls and log cabin retreats to plush pillows, plaid throws and a fireplace, each of these spaces brings a little Nordic charm indoors. If you love this style year-round, you may also enjoy these serene Scandinavian bedroom design ideas and these modern Scandinavian bedroom ideas. Continue below to see all 18 ideas, plus some easy tips to make your own bedroom extra snug this winter…
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1. Winter Warmth While Watching The Snow Fall.
Adding wood paneling and a roof window to an attic bedroom instantly adds warmth and charm. Notice how well blue and beige work together in the bedding: decorator Angie Escur Pujol chose blue for the sheets and beige for the blankets. (via Angie Escur Pujol)
2. Extra Warmth With a Wood Paneled Wall.
A wood-paneled wall not only shelters the bedroom but also decorates it and adds character. The headboard wall is covered in old chestnut and oak wood with an ultra-matte varnish for a special touch. (via El Mueble)
3. An Upholstered Velvet Headboard.
An upholstered velvet headboard like this one will always look more comfortable than a wood one. The interior designer paired it with lovely bedding and layered pillows, and the result is warm and cozy. See the rest of this home here: Cozy rustic cabin in Spain adorned with Scandinavian Christmas decor. (via El Mueble)
4. Hibernate in a Cabin Style Bedroom.
There is nothing like wood to make you feel warm and protected in your bedroom, and cabin style is the perfect look for winter hibernation. Don’t you feel like getting into bed, snuggling up in the duvet and enjoying snowy views like this one? (via El Mueble)
5. Layering Warm Textures.
In a winter bedroom, choose a textured accent wall to add warmth. This headboard wall is actually wallpaper! The window frames and cantilevers are wood, matching the beams. (via Marina&Co)
6. Add Cozy Rugs.
Climbing into bed and warming up quickly is easy with the right bedding: thermal or microfiber sheets, wool blankets, lambskin or a lighter duvet. When you climb out of bed, a shag rug makes that first step as pleasant as possible. You can use one large rug under the bed, one on each side or one at the foot. If you have a window like the one in this image, a rug also makes a cozy spot to sit. The tree wallpaper is by Cole & Son. (via El Mueble)
7. Plush Pillows For Winter Warmth.
Plush cushions and neutral tones help increase the feeling of warmth in a winter bedroom. Materials such as velvet, cotton, viscose and wool are easy to combine and last over time. This very inviting bedroom makes you want to get into bed and cozy up with all of those pillows! (via Nordika Chalets)
8. Scandinavian-Inspired Bedroom With Chromatic Harmony.
If you choose an upholstered headboard and a dark bench for your bedroom, opt for bedding in soft, neutral tones. The interior designer paired white sheets with mustard bedspreads and cushions to warm up the space. (via Interior Designer Laura Mas)
9. Warmth of Wood.
Wood covers the ceiling, floors and walls of this bedroom. The result is a super cozy bedroom with the feel of a mountain refuge. Dress it in warm textiles and you may never want to get out of bed! (via Carmen Caubet)
10. Super Warmth With A Cabin Look.
Everything in this bedroom invites you to snuggle while it snows outside. A warm bed with mohair blankets, linen and plenty of cushions in a log-walled cabin gives it the authentic look of a mountain retreat, and the result could not be cozier. (via El Mueble)
11. A Cozy White Bedroom.
Who says a white bedroom can’t look warm and cozy? This one has been wrapped in wood that, although painted, lends extra comfort to this bedroom oasis. Heavy textiles, such as the large wool blanket, will keep you warm during a cold winter’s night. (via Rivièra Maison)
12. Select Warm Lighting.
Artificial lighting plays a very important role in visually warming up this attic space. If you also light some candles, you will create a more intimate atmosphere. The custom wood headboard was designed by architect Cristina Carbonell, and the ceiling is clad in pine. (via Mi Casa)
13. Cozy In Cool Tones.
If you play with wood, as shown here, you will create a cozy look. It is also very versatile: with light bedding, the room will feel cooler in summer. See the rest of this home here: Dreamy Nordic log cabin retreat in the middle of a Spanish forest. (via El Mueble)
14. The Warmth Of A Wooden Floor.
Wood is warm to the eye and to the touch. In winter, a wood floor feels much more pleasant under bare feet. (via El Mueble)
15. Scandinavian-Inspired Bedroom With Plaid.
Plaid prints are very wintery. Bring them into your bedroom in warm tones, like the chocolate brown and garnet cushions and bedding pictured above. Add textured wallpaper, a wood bedside table and a fiber lamp, and you will instantly warm up the room. (via El Mueble)
16. Winter Bedroom With A Fireplace.
In a winter bedroom, a fireplace will keep you warm at night. If it is not a working one, a decorative fireplace still gives the same cozy feeling. In this room, the designer kept the exposed stone on one wall, and the wool and lambskin blankets and the pickled wood wardrobe add a rustic touch. (via Pablo González)
17. Bedroom With a Wood Stove.
A black wood stove keeps this brick-walled bedroom toasty on a cold winter’s night. Layered quilts, velvet pillows and a sheepskin draped over a rattan chair make the room even more inviting. (via @micasa_deco)
18. Christmas Bedroom.
This attic bedroom is all set for the holidays, with paper star lanterns on the wall, string lights along the headboard and candles in glass hurricanes lining a pallet bed frame. Striped bedding, a chunky knit throw and reindeer and Christmas tree pillows finish off the look. For more holiday inspiration, see these Christmas bedroom decorating ideas. (via @tatiana_home_decor)
How to Make Your Bedroom Cozy for Winter
- Layer your bedding. Start with flannel or thermal sheets, then add a duvet and a wool or knit throw at the foot of the bed.
- Bring in wood. Wood paneling, beams or even a wood headboard make a bedroom feel warmer right away.
- Add a rug by the bed. A shag or sheepskin rug beside the bed keeps your feet off a cold floor first thing in the morning.
- Choose warm lighting. Swap bright bulbs for soft white ones, and add table lamps, string lights or candles.
- Mix in winter textures. Plaid, velvet, wool and faux fur pillows add comfort without changing the whole room.
- Keep the palette calm. Whites, beiges and warm neutrals give the Scandinavian look a relaxed, restful feel. For even more ideas, browse these cozy bedroom trends.
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