One of my favorite tumblr blogs that I follow is called
subtilitas. This was one of the first blogs I followed, and I absolutely adore its content. It primarily posts architecture pictures, as well as interiors and other design things.
I have a fairly deep appreciation for architecture. I don't necessarily want to be an architect, but I am somewhat emotionally moved by pretty buildings. And I've found that a lot of the architecture that inspires me the most is from Scandinavian countries. So here are some pictures I've compiled from the subtilitas archives to share with you.
From Denmark:
From Finland:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgjx0JqLX_JwvXtpUJz48CWEaoe4LAuGk5DfKalassPo9-vmTLOzVSCwZNJ56j0cMpTfuWxRoRAoZ0ayWF0GoMJk6QNYH5d8j0NsSh6eUTFNFl5vjCfnZlLv-TouYJYchBwY0syt86hlwk/s1600/finland+2.jpg) |
This is a good example of the kind of woodwork that appears to be common in Scandinavian design. |
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From Iceland:
From Norway:
From Sweden:
The style over all seems to be defined by: angular lines, large windows, paneled wood. This kind of architecture complements the Scandinavian landscape really well. I know next to nothing about architecture, but I still have a deep appreciation for the elegance of this design. And I want to live in all of these houses. It's the aesthetic that I really love.
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