The Scandi aesthetic is the most abused, misused and overused term in interiors. Here's what it really means
Briefly

The misconception around Scandinavian design persists, often reducing it to minimalistic white aesthetics. This article highlights the importance of recognizing true Scandinavian principles, such as pride in home design and integration of practical aesthetics. Kathrin Houlihan, originally from Sweden and now residing in Ireland, showcases her renovation journey of a 100-year-old cottage, merging old and new elements. By sharing her experiences through social media, she challenges the stereotype of Scandinavian design and emphasizes the rich cultural significance it holds, thus broadening perspectives in home design.
Houlihan, who now lives in Ireland, posts on Instagram as @scandiandirish. Her account documents the journey of renovating, furnishing and decorating a 100-year-old cottage in Co Kerry.
Read at Irish Independent
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