Scandinavian Spring Homes: 10 Light and Airy Cottage Tours to Inspire

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Step inside 10 light and airy Scandinavian spring homes. From fresh florals to cottage-style charm, these beautiful tours celebrate seasonal simplicity.

This post is part of my seasonal Scandinavian cottage series, and in this edition, we’re welcoming the light and freshness of spring.

These 10 homes were first featured in my popular post, My 10 Favorite Homes in Sweden (Cozy Winter Inspiration), and now you can see how each one transforms with soft pastels, fresh florals, and the minimalist charm of Scandinavian spring decor.

If you’re looking for light and airy Scandinavian cottage-style ideas to inspire your seasonal refresh, these stunning interiors are sure to spark joy.

Scandinavian Spring Homes: 10 Light and Airy Cottage Tours to Inspire

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Tour 10 Scandinavian Spring Homes with Fresh Cottage Style

This charming Norwegian spring home by Vibeke Design is a Scandinavian cottage dream brought to life. Known for her neutral palette, vintage details, and signature checkered patterns, Vibeke creates a space that feels both calm and cheerful. Soft whites, natural textures, and fresh seasonal touches flow seamlessly from room to room, celebrating the simplicity and beauty of Scandinavian spring decor. Every image is full of inspiration—from rustic benches and garden greenery to beautifully curated vignettes.

This cozy Swedish cottage from Nordin-Garden on Instagram captures the essence of Scandinavian spring decor, even while snow still lingers outside. From cheerful daffodils in terracotta pots to pussy willows, yellow accents, and rustic wood tones, every detail brings warmth and life to the early season. Her Nordic blue doors against the classic red cottage inspired our own Vermont home’s color palette and perfectly reflect the charm of Scandinavian spring homes awakening after winter.

Susanna’s 1880s Scandinavian home is a cozy and colorful spring escape, shared daily on Instagram with her adorable cocker spaniel, Dumbo. Her signature morning coffee moments, always with a different vintage mug, are set against backdrops of snow, blooming tulips, and soft Scandinavian light. From galvanized buckets of colorful flowers to her beautifully styled sunroom, this Scandinavian spring cottage is filled with heart, creativity, and joyful seasonal touches.

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Lisbeth’s Scandinavian spring home blends antique charm with seasonal warmth in the most beautiful way. Her white ironstone collection, displayed in a vintage blue hutch, sets the tone for a farmhouse-style dining space decorated with fresh tulips, white ceramics, and soft spring textures. Add in her love of baking and cozy kitchen moments, and this light-filled home is a perfect reflection of Scandinavian cottage style in bloom.

Sebastian Bergström brings bold, joyful energy to Scandinavian spring decor, blending vintage charm with the bright colors of Sweden in both his Stockholm apartment and countryside retreat. His daily breakfast scenes, styled with vintage plates, playful florals, and his adorable pup Herman, are a feast for the eyes. With rich reds, blues, yellows, and layered textures, Sebastian’s interiors prove that Scandinavian spring homes can be both eclectic and deeply rooted in seasonal tradition.

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Mary styles her 1960s Scandinavian apartment with soft spring touches and a signature blue-and-white color palette. Her creative coffee table displays, including a beautifully styled vintage chess set, bring a fresh twist to traditional Scandinavian spring decor. With thoughtful vignettes, light-filled rooms, and a modern nod to classic Nordic design, this space is full of simple, elegant inspiration.

Vintage Nordic table with Toile Winter Wonderland dinnerware, wicker chairs with sheepskins in dining room.

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Nina celebrates the arrival of spring in her Scandinavian cottage-style home with soft yellow tulips, sky-blue accents, and the sweetest handmade details. From charming mittens to her signature baked goods, every photo radiates warmth and joy. Her styling captures that magical in-between moment, when winter fades and Scandinavian spring decor begins to bloom with color and coziness.

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Trudy’s Scandinavian spring home is a serene blend of antique charm and pastel beauty. With layers of white ironstone, vintage chandeliers, and soft daffodils in every room, her styling creates a calming contrast against rich wooden furniture and timeless pieces like a classic grandfather clock. This is Scandinavian cottage style at its most inviting, perfect for pulling up a chair, pouring a coffee, and soaking in the slow beauty of spring.

Therese Burgervist’s Scandinavian spring home is a timeless mix of soft florals, antique charm, and countryside elegance. Her classic red-and-white cottage is styled with pink geraniums in terracotta pots, gracing both indoor windowsills and outdoor garden corners. With simple white flowers in window boxes, vintage benches with white cushions, and a cozy dining space complete with an antique clock and chandelier, this space beautifully reflects the softer side of Scandinavian cottage style in spring.

If you’re craving more beautiful Scandinavian spring homes, Homes in Sweden on Instagram is the perfect place to scroll. This curated account features a wide variety of authentic Swedish cottages and interiors, from charming red exteriors to soft, light-filled rooms decorated with spring florals and vintage accents. Whether you’re looking for minimal, modern, or rustic Scandinavian decor, this feed offers endless seasonal inspiration from across Sweden.

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Continue Your Scandinavian Cottage Journey

If you loved these charming summer cottages, don’t miss the rest of the series:

➤ Scandinavian Cottage Summer Style: 10 Dreamy Ideas to Steal – Light interiors, red exteriors, fresh florals, and all the breezy charm of summer in the North.
➤ My 10 Favorite Homes in Sweden (Cozy Winter Inspiration) – Snowy exteriors, red cottages, and all the hygge you could ask for.

Wrapping Up These Scandinavian Spring Homes

Scandinavian spring decor is all about light, warmth, and simplicity, whether it’s a red cottage in the countryside or a bright apartment filled with tulips and antiques. These 10 Scandinavian spring homes offer a beautiful look at how fresh florals, soft pastels, and natural textures bring seasonal charm to life. I hope this roundup leaves you feeling inspired to bring a little Nordic cottage style into your own home this spring.

Which home was your favorite? I’d love to hear your thoughts, leave a comment below or come say hi on Instagram!

Frequently Asked Questions About Scandinavian Spring Homes

How do you decorate a Scandinavian home for spring?

Spring decorating in a Scandinavian home focuses on simplicity, freshness, and natural beauty. Think tulips in vintage vases, light linens, white or pastel color palettes, and natural wood elements. Many Scandinavian homes also use floral window boxes, terracotta pots, and soft lighting to bring in that bright, airy spring feel.

What are the most common colors used in Scandinavian spring decor?

In spring, Scandinavian cottage style often incorporates soft whites, light grays, pale blues, faded greens, and pops of yellow or pink from seasonal florals. These colors help create a fresh and serene atmosphere while maintaining the calm, minimal base that Scandinavian design is known for.

Can Scandinavian design include vintage and antique pieces?

Absolutely! Many Scandinavian spring homes feature vintage finds like antique hutches, inherited tableware, and secondhand wooden furniture. Blending old and new is part of the Nordic charm—it adds warmth and authenticity to minimalist design.

What’s the difference between Scandinavian minimalism and cottage style?

Scandinavian minimalism emphasizes clean lines, white space, and a “less is more” philosophy. Scandinavian cottage style, on the other hand, blends that simplicity with cozy textures, soft patterns, and vintage character—especially in spring when fresh flowers and natural light soften the look.

How do I bring Scandinavian spring decor into my own home?

Start with natural materials like linen, wood, and clay. Add fresh seasonal flowers like tulips or daffodils, soften your color palette, and declutter your space. Incorporate a few vintage pieces or flea market finds to give it that lived-in, Scandinavian cottage feel. Even a simple change like swapping out heavy curtains for sheer ones can bring in that fresh Nordic vibe.

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11 Comments

  1. Simply beautiful, I just love it. Do you think some of the flowers like the ones in the tall pail(I believe second or third picture) are kept in pots year round?

  2. What about Finland??

    1. Hi Melissa great question! My understanding is that Politically and geographically, Finland is part of the Nordic region but not the Scandinavian region🇫🇮

  3. Ann, this is a lovely post! So many beautiful homes and inspiration! Love this! Happy day to you, friend!