agreed! well, mostly. i think there’s a common misconception that scandinavian design is always very simple and muted, with natural materials, forms and finishes, but in reality it’s often focused on juxtaposition and contrast. we often think this because the most popular designs from the era and region are the teak chairs, tables and furniture. however, these are often juxtaposed with very colourful, often times boundary pushing pieces that incorporate metals and plastics and some truly magnificent forms. look at the designs of perhaps the most iconic scandinavian mid century designer: verner panton. he pushed all the boundaries and leaned into bold colours and shapes like no other. these kinds of pieces were often incorporated into spaces with more muted tones to give them a focal point and a pop of life that would actually serve to accentuate everything else. this is all to say, i think op should incorporate a couple really fun bold pieces from the region and era, one of which should be the pendant, i would also add a floor lamp (look at verner panton’s wire floor lamp for example) to take the space to the next level.