But there are also characteristics in common. “Simplicity, clean lines, and no ornamentation are the hallmarks of both Scandinavian and mid-century modern design,” says Todd Howard Ezrin.

Scandinavian interior design prioritizes quality craftsmanship, so when you can, invest in well-made pieces that will last for years. In spare spaces, small details in quality matter most.

Six ensuite bedrooms are furnished with antiques, iconic contemporary Scandinavian designs and collectable 20th-century pieces, skilfully combined into vignettes.

The original house at 56 Yorkleigh Avenue was a small bungalow from 1952. But interior designer Christina Richardson completely gutted the home, red… ...