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A Scandinavian cottage style bedroom with modern details

Love the idea of cottage coziness, but don’t want to live like it’s 1895? This bedroom shows how to get the charm without the draughts. Soft fabrics, pale tones and natural materials create a calm, comforting feel, while storage pieces swallow up the clutter so the room stays as peaceful as it looks.

A bedroom setting with a GULLABERG bed frame, shown with pillows, a duvet cover with a floral pattern and a bedside table.

Making the most of every angle

Sloping ceilings and awkward nooks don’t have to mean wasted space. Here, the GULLABERG chest of 8 drawers fits neatly under the stairs, bringing traditional style to the room and plenty of storage too. From clothes to cables (and the things you don’t want to admit you own), it helps keep clutter under control. A reminder that sometimes the right piece in the right place does more than you think.
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A sloped-ceiling bedroom area featuring a GULLABERG chest of 8 drawers with plants and decor arranged on top.
A drawer partly pulled open revealing a PURRPINGLA box used to store folded clothes inside a grey chest of drawers.

Make the in-between spaces shine

Hallways and stairwells don’t have to be dark tunnels you rush through. A tall mirror, like the NYPONBUSKE mirror, brings in light, adds depth and makes the narrowest spot feel bigger. And yes, it’s also great for catching toothpaste stains before the outside world does. The wall alongside the stairs is just as easy to lift. A mix of picture frames in different sizes turns a blank stretch into a gallery that feels personal and intentional. Keep the spacing even, and it stays calm even when the frames vary. It’s a small trick that makes the everyday climb upstairs feel a little more inspiring.

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A hallway with a NYPONBUSKE mirror mounted on the wall beside a small stool, staircase and storage space under the stairs.

Make the in-between spaces shine

Hallways and stairwells don’t have to be dark tunnels you rush through. A tall mirror, like the NYPONBUSKE mirror, brings in light, adds depth and makes the narrowest spot feel bigger. And yes, it’s also great for catching toothpaste stains before the outside world does. The wall alongside the stairs is just as easy to lift. A mix of picture frames in different sizes turns a blank stretch into a gallery that feels personal and intentional. Keep the spacing even, and it stays calm even when the frames vary. It’s a small trick that makes the everyday climb upstairs feel a little more inspiring.

Storage that feels better together

Why settle for mismatched furniture when storage can actually look like it’s meant to be there? With GULLABERG doors, the PAX wardrobe ties in with the chest of drawers, creating a traditional look that runs smoothly across the room. It’s the kind of detail that makes the space feel calm and collected, not cobbled together. At the same time, the mix of open and closed storage keeps the bedroom practical. Clothes, clutter and the less glamorous bits stay hidden behind doors, while display shelves highlight the pieces worth showing off.
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A bedroom featuring the PAX/GULLABERG wardrobe combination with open shelves, hanging space and storage drawers.
A section of the PAX/GULLABERG wardrobe combination displaying shelves with decor items and books in a bedroom.

Simple ways to add warmth without turning up the heat

Textiles are an easy place to start to make a room feel warmer. The BRUDKRUSBÄR duvet cover adds softness and pattern, making the bed feel inviting the moment it’s made — or even when it’s not. At floor level, a rug in natural fibres helps soften the space while adding texture. Jute and rattan bring a calm, natural expression that balances function with comfort. Together, these simple additions create a bedroom that feels cozy, grounded and easy to settle into.

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A bed with the BRUDKRUSBÄR duvet cover shown with large pillows, a grey headboard and a windowsill with plants above.
A bedroom setup featuring a neatly made bed with patterned textiles, bedside tables on each side and a woven bench in front.
A wicker TOLKNING bench with storage positioned at the foot of the bed and holding folded blankets and bedding.
A flatwoven RAKLEV rug running along the wardrobe area, shown with tassel details on the bedroom floor.

Curtains that do darkness on demand

Light is lovely… except when it isn’t. Early sun, late streetlights or that neighbour who’s very committed to their outdoor lamp – it all finds its way in. The extra-wide fabric of the BENGTA blackout curtain can be cut to the right length and neatly hemmed for a finished look. Designed to block out light while still feeling soft and textile, they keep things calm, dark and comfortable.

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Curtains that do darkness on demand

Light is lovely… except when it isn’t. Early sun, late streetlights or that neighbour who’s very committed to their outdoor lamp – it all finds its way in. The extra-wide fabric of the BENGTA blackout curtain can be cut to the right length and neatly hemmed for a finished look. Designed to block out light while still feeling soft and textile, they keep things calm, dark and comfortable.

A drawer for calm, a shelf for character

From half-finished novels to late-night snacks, the GULLABERG bedside table knows how to handle it all. The drawer hides the things better unseen, while the shelf and top keep the rest within reach. Same style as the bigger wardrobe and chest of drawers, just with a night shift.
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A bedroom corner with a GULLABERG bedside table beside the bed, shown with a lamp, books and small items on its surface.
An open drawer containing the VARMFRONT power bank along with notebooks and small accessories inside the bedside table.