Natural materials, such as wood and metal, are prevalent in furniture design. Scandinavian office designs mean using an ergonomic desk and chair in your Singapore space. Monochromatic colour combinations are also becoming increasingly popular. The combination of delicate, balanced beauty and utility creates an atmosphere that fosters well-being. Here are five principles you can follow.
#1 Keep Minimal Items
If your home office is full of junk, now's the time to declutter. Hygge is all about cosiness and comfort. Only have what you need and what makes you happy to boost your productivity.
#2 Use a Neutral Colour Scheme
Many spaces these days are painted in white and cream. It is a standard that works perfectly for the Scandi theme. If you want to achieve this effect in your home office, go with white as it matches pretty much Scandinavian furniture you can buy in Singapore.
#3 Ensure that Everything Has a Purpose
In any home office, you're bound to have accessories. Just make sure that every designer furniture and accessories in your Singapore office have a purpose and a function. Overcrowding walls with artwork will take away from the overall look of your Scandinavian home office.
#4 Only Pick Pieces that Complements the Theme
You do not need to look for high end furniture all over Singapore that will look good in a Scandinavian home office. If you're wondering how to search for Scandi-inspired furniture, there are a few things you should be looking out for:
- Natural wood
- Light, airy colours
- Clean lines
- Minimal detail
- Nature meets modernism
- Some metal features
#5 Allow for Visual Breaks
Set a definite 'end' time, or enjoy a cup of coffee away from your ergonomic table will make your Singapore home office feel like a much better place to work. In Scandinavian culture, people generally have a good work/life balance and fully appreciate the benefits of rest.
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