Due to the cold climate in northern Europe, which is often accompanied by the phenomenon of extreme night, northern Europeans will choose bright solid colors in interior design, with a larger area. With the improvement of living standards, at the beginning of the 20th century, Nordic people began to try to decorate their rooms with light colors, which are often matched with wood colors to create a comfortable living atmosphere. Black and white is the "universal color" in interior design, which can be matched with any color on any occasion. Nordic style naturally uses black and white tones. In Nordic style family rooms, black and white are often used as main colors or important decorative colors. Everything is as dazzling as nature itself under the seemingly random collocation of Nordic style design. Nordic style color matching is impressive, because it can always achieve visual comfort. Use neutral colors instead of solid colors to make a soft transition, that is, use black, white and gray to create a strong effect. There are always elements that stabilize the space to break its visual expansion, such as using plain furniture or neutral soft clothes to suppress it.

Second, simplicity is the mainstay.

Nordic style is famous for its simplicity, which is reflected in the fact that the top, walls and floors of home interior decoration are completely decorated without patterns and patterns, and only lines and color blocks are used to distinguish embellishments. In furniture, the Nordic style also does not use carving and decorative patterns at all. Later styles such as "minimalism" and "postmodernism" were also influenced by the Nordic style.

Third, the use of logs.

The Nordic environment determines that the material selection of Nordic interior design must be conducive to maintaining indoor temperature, and wood with heat insulation performance is the first choice for Nordic people. The interior design in northern Europe basically uses logs without fine processing. Only in this way can the original color and texture of wood be preserved to the maximum extent, making it look unique. Nordic style generally chooses the first-class maple, oak, spruce, pine and birch as the main materials for furniture production, which are naturally integrated into furniture design through soft colors, delicate textures and natural textures, showing a simple and fresh original beauty. In terms of technology, the pursuit of purity and truth, the surface treatment of materials is becoming more and more complicated, and great attention is paid to the quality and smoothness of furniture to create a harmonious natural home environment between man and nature.