To showcase pieces from her Indie Home Collective stores, stylist Claudia Kozub created this Scandi/Bali style setting. She lightly painted the timber feature wall in Resene Nero, allowing the grain to show through, and painted the rest of the room in Resene Alabaster. 

In another setting, Claudia's painted the whole room in Resene Alabaster. The feeling is a bit more rustic but still in keeping with the Scandi vibe. If you're going down the route of polished concrete, protect your flooring with Resene Concrete Wax. 

For a slightly warmer take on the Scandi style, CC Interiors designed this kitchen in their showroom using Resene Quarter Akaroa on the walls. The windows are painted in Resene Black. 

In this Rose & Heather setting, the hero is Resene Black White walls and whitewashed floors. Get the look with Resene Colorwood Whitewash.

It's all about texture in the Scandi sphere. Paint effects specialists Greer Clayton used Resene products to amp up the texture of these board and batten walls. Click here for the DIY steps.

If you're looking for a place to start with Scandi decorating, why not the home office? This uncluttered and fresh space from Freedom Furniture epitomises the style.

Potted plants, sheepskin and simple, but well constructed, furniture will never go out of style and is part of the Scandi charm. The walls are painted in Resene Black White.

With monochromatic artwork, tidy furniture, and a design that combines beauty and utility, this Sydney home by Lymesmith is an up-to-date approach to Scandi style. The walls are painted in Resene Taupe Grey and Resene Quarter Bianca.