The "Blue Fluted" Royal Copenhagen porcelain, which has been manufactured unchanged since 1775 and harmonises with the Scandinavian Elegance style world.
Central elements of the Scandinavian Elegance style world are fabrics, wallpapers and materials in natural tones or blue-white stripes, which can also be used to cover the gliding doors, as well as accessories with clear colours, clean lines and strong patterns.
To match the style a reproduction chair with blue-white upholstery (from The Swedish Room) as well as glasses from Villeroy & Boch.
The clear colours and clean lines of the Scandinavian style have been inspiring interior designers since the Swedes created the Gustavian classic style 250 years ago. Panelled doors painted white or blue glass fronts from CABINET can be integrated into this style perfectly and provide the ideal backdrop for interiors featuring antiques or country house furniture.
Characteristic for the Scandinavian style: a combination of shades of silver, pastel grey, off-white and blue plus stripes.
CABINET cupboards in an understated mix of materials fit perfectly into an ambiance intended to evoke a historic or country house feel.
Interior in the Gustavian style: a crystal chandelier (for instance from the Markslöjd workshops) and lamps from Munka Sweden
