Paint the island base cabinet your favorite bright bold color. Stools, too.

Really nice home. Your furnishings and art will make a difference even if you don't paint the walls. Rugs will matter, too.

For what it's worth, Scandinavian design puts me in mind of mid-century modern. As you choose furnishings, you might search those.

In the kitchen, you could change the pendant lights over the island for some with Tiffany style glass globes, preferably that produce even more light for the room. Don't see a kitchen window, but you could also add a Tiffany style sun catcher there that reflects your interests if there is a window.

Find something bright colored that you like -- canister, pitcher, bread box -- for that far corner to set on your countertop.

maybe the floor in a natural wood.

Have you already purchased this home?

If not, please think carefully about buying a home that is totally not your style and trying to do it over in a totally disparate style.

Muddling styles can be a real disaster, tread carefully.

It really depends upon how much about this house you want to change.

Some Scandi looks to consider...

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1. I think an authentic scandi look is white walls, light floors etc. However, you can certainly make you lovely home look more scandi by painting the walls in the family room white and then decorate in a scandi style.The dark floor albeit not typically scandi, will still look great with the natural elements and neutrals of the scandi look ....good contrast... The open feel of the home and lack of ceiling moulds will help achieve the look...and makes it more modern looking..... In terms of kitchen, scandi may be a bit more difficult but you can certainly go for the look with minimal clutter, scandi looking stools, an area rug, change lights etc....congrats... home is beautiful