5 gardintips för det beiga rummet
• Julia Nilstål

5 curtain tips for the beige room



The new favourite in Scandinavian interiors. Beige is a colour that has gone from bland to the hottest interior colour in Scandinavian design. It is also a colour that brings calm and harmony to a room without dominating it. Beige is stylish and perfectly minimalistic, while also being easy to match with other colours. A colour to invest in, simply put!

Here are 5 curtain tips for the beige room.

1. Match with white

Beige walls are best matched with white curtains. The light colours complement each other well for those who want to opt for neutral colours in their interior design base. Together with transparent, romantic curtains, the earthy beige hue creates a calm oasis that exudes relaxation and makes the most of natural light.

2. Tone-on-tone

Pick up the colour of the wall by choosing beige curtains from the same colour palette. Decorating tone on tone creates a calm, cohesive impression where you work with the whole rather than with contrasts. The curtains don't need to match the wall colour and the rest of the interior exactly in shade. As long as you use the same colour palette, it is easy to create a stylish, clearly well-thought-out interior where the shades work together. 

3. Country and rustic

Beige textiles pair well with light wood and nature-inspired interior details. Opt for a curtain with a linen texture that provides a rustic feel where natural elements and earthy colours interact.

4. Hotel feel

Let the curtains take centre stage by opting for opulent hotel curtains that draw the eye. The beige colours fit well into the neutral colour palette often associated with hotels and are best combined with a thin, sheer curtain for that extra luxurious feel.

5. In the children's room

Beige is a good base colour in a child's room, where there is often room for more playfulness and contrasts. By working with a beige base, it becomes easy to go for both playful patterns or cool contrasts while maintaining a peaceful feeling in the room.