A terrace in Scandinavian style requires no time-consuming arrangements. It is characterised by simplicity and functionalism.

On the terrace arranged in Scandinavian style there are plants which don't require frequent and involving care.

Scandinavian style is characterised by a moderate number of decorations and plants. Harmony, naturalness and simplicity are the most important features of this style.

Single flowers or bushes might be an interesting feature breaking cold Scandinavian style.

Simple white furniture harmonise well with a dark floor and decorations in subdued colours: black, white or graphite.

Scandinavian style combines light and simple forms. Blue decorations match perfectly the floor and geometrical shapes add some elegance to the entire arrangement.

Scandinavian style assumes minimalism in terms of plants. It is a practical and comfortable solution for people who don't have time to work in the garden.

Simple and natural forms are characteristic of Scandinavian style.

Space and light belong to the most crucial rules when designing terraces or gardens in Scandinavian style. Proper exposure to sunlight and choice upon colours are of great importance.

Undemanding decorations in light colours are characteristic of Scandinavian style. White wicker baskets might serve as, e.g. flower pots.

Plants to be found frequently in a Scandinavian garden include: pines, spruces and heathers. Decorative plants, such as orchis or petunia, are rare.

In Scandinavian gardens we may frequently find areas covered with small pebbles or decorative gravels.