This cozy flat with beige walls and a warm color palette (Styled by Clindholm design, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem) has a layout that pairs a lot of functionality on a small surface.

The open-plan living room includes a sofa area, dining table, and a kitchen with walnut cabinets that are custom-fitted on a small surface. The combination of upper and lower kitchen cabinets in the kitchen niche spot allows for an optimal combination of countertop space and closed storage.

The small bedroom includes a walk-in closet and the entryway of the apartment is fully packed with custom storage solutions as well.

A functionality-packed living kitchen with beige walls and walnut kitchen cabinets

The open-plan living room and kitchen are painted with an elegant beige tone, that adds a warm base tone to the color palette of the apartment. The white fabric sofa on top of the white area rug makes for a cozy seating area and the blue fabric chair adds a wonderful pop of color.

The open shelving on the wall above the sofa reaches up to the ceiling, allowing for lots of storage space for books and decoration objects.

Across from the sofa, you can find a small bench with a TV and a beautiful collection of carefully selected artworks and objects.

The living room window is fitted with sheer beige curtains that warm up the daylight coming into this small apartment. The small black dining table with the natural oak dining chairs fit perfectly in this assymetric section of the living room floor plan.

Opposite the window, you can find a niche space that is optimally filled with kitchen cabinets to make the most out of this rather small floor plan.

The walnut kitchen cabinets are paired with a beige limestone countertop and white upper cabinets that pair well with the beige wall color in the space.

The wall space above the sink is kept free of upper cabinets, and two beautiful glass bulb lamps adorn this spot.

A small bedroom with an assymetric floor plan and a walk-in closet

The bedroom lays right next to the living room dining area and has a slightly asymmetric floor plan. The wall color is the same as in the rest of the apartment and serves as the perfect backdrop for the warm wood chair and the pink bedspread to pop out.

The beige and white textiles on the bed and the textured area rug on the floor blend in with the wall color, for an elegant and minimal appearance.

A non-bearing wall separates the sleeping area from the walk-in closet, allowing the clothes storage to be stored out of sight.

A combination of open and closed storage modules fills the area and a few pops of orange add a bit of color.

An entryway with custom storage

The open entryway of the apartment comes out into the living kitchen of the apartment, bringing up the need to have a closed storage solution to avoid things looking messy.

A custom storage closet with closed and open compartments fits the entryway space perfectly. By painting it in the same color as the walls, it blends in perfectly.

A bathroom with beige limestone and shower niches

The modern bathroom is covered with a beautiful beige limestone on the walls and flooring, finished with chrome hardware for an elegant, yet contemporary look. The natural wood vanity adds a warm element to the bathroom color palette.

The shower features shelves made out of the same stone material as the walls.

The wall right next to the shower has two integrated shower niches that are perfect for storing bath products.

Styled by Clindholm design, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem

This small open-plan apartment (Styled by Mabel Market, photographed by Alen Cordic for Nya Kvadrat) consists of two rooms, with the kitchen in the middle of the layout. The shared living and sleeping space has a light grey wall color, which brings out the muted purple color of the velvet couch in a wonderful way.

A beige curtain separates the sleeping and living space and the corner layout wardrobe adds more visual separation between the two areas. The neutral color palette in the art prints, furniture, and accessories perfectly complements the room.

The small light grey kitchen is paired with a round dining table with bentwood chairs and the room on the other side of the open-plan kitchen has an eye-catching black wall color.

A living room with light grey walls and a muted purple velvet couch

The cool undertones in the muted velvet purple sofa contrast against the warm tones in the smaller furniture pieces and the beige curtain that separates the functional area in this multi-purpose room. The small gallery wall above the sofa adds a unique character to the setting.

The grey wool rug matches the light grey wall color in the space and provides a soft layer to the setting providing the space with a cozy look and feel.

The sleeping area is separated from the rest of the room with a curtain divider attached to the ceiling, which allows this area of the room to be completely closed off when needed.

A corner layout wardrobe fills the area at the foot of the bed, separating the sleeping area even more and allowing lots of storage space for the apartment.

A peg rail and a long mirror fill the wall space next to the wardrobe in a lovely way. The reflection of the mirror makes the multi-functional room appear larger.

A small light grey kitchen in between two rooms

The small kitchen design lies in between the two rooms, with semi-open walls on both sides. The light grey Ikea kitchen cabinets are paired with gold hardware and a black countertop for added contrast.

The vintage dining table paired with dark wood bentwood dining chairs fits perfectly in the space between the kitchen and the window.

A niche space in the wall makes for the perfect spot for the fridge, with space on the top to store larger kitchen pieces.

Black walls in the second room of the open-plan apartment

The eye-catching black wall color on the walls of the second room is also applied to the IKEA Ivar cabinet, allowing it to blend in with the wall.

The black wall color contrasts powerfully with the white ceiling and the light hardwood flooring.

Styled by Mabel Market, photographed by Alen Cordic for Nya Kvadrat

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment with white walls in Sweden (sold via Entrance Makleri) stands out because of the impressive bookshelf that is built around the doorway between the bedroom and the office space. The bookshelf spreads over the entire wall and includes the double interior door.

The interior decor of this apartment is modest, with natural materials standing out against light wall colors. The living room features a historic fireplace with brown tiles that set the tone for the brown tones featured in the living room decor.

The kitchen is built in a somehow uncommon layout that pops out of the kitchen floor plan and allows for more storage drawers on the side that faces the dining area. Both the main bedroom and the guest bedroom are decorated in a similar color palette, with a few vintage pieces that add a unique touch to the place.

A living room decor with beige and brown tones against white walls

The brown porcelain historic fireplace in the living room is complemented by a beautiful mixture of beige and brown tones in the furniture pieces and textiles. Even though the doors are painted white, the door frames are kept in their original wood tone, which matches with the wood tones in the furniture pieces.

On the side of the living room windows, you can find a cozy reading corner with a beautiful armchair paired with a footstool.

From the living room, you can look into the home office space, which has a natural palette that complements the one of the living room.

A home office space with an impressive bookshelf around the bedroom doorway

The home office room features a small vintage desk in the middle of the space, paired with a custom white bookshelf that is fitted around the doorway that leads up to the bedroom. A vintage glass cabinet in a warm wood tone also functions as book storage.

The vintage desk lamp and accessories add a unique character to the home office spot, while the abstract art print on the wall adds a beautiful color palette.

A kitchen layout that flows over into the dining room

The layout of the kitchen is quite uncommon, with a floor plan that continues through the doorway and into the dining room. This allows for more drawer space and the additional counter space on the dining room side is used for a beautiful selection of accessories.

The white shaker kitchen cabinets are paired with a dark grey granite countertop, stainless steel hardware, and a white subway tile backsplash to protect the wall.

The dining area features a round dining table in the middle of the space, paired with oak dining chairs. The window seat is decorated with a combination of pillows and must be a great coffee spot.

A bedroom with light grey walls and a vintage desk

The light grey walls in the bedroom make the white window frames and white ceiling stand out subtly. The natural decor and the mixture of white and grey textiles work great in the space.

The white wardrobe matches the style of the room and a vintage set of mini drawers is attached to the side of the wardrobe.

On the other side of the bedroom, you can find a vintage desk, which is paired with a mixture of warm tones for a cozy effect.

A guest bedroom with a seating area

An extra bedroom has been made into a guest space with a seating area in front of the window.

The vintage bed and vintage cabinet add a unique character to the setting.

If you have the luxury of too much space in your apartment, you can always pair two armchairs with a table in the middle, and just like that you have a cozy spot to read or have coffee when you have guests over.

An assymetric entryway with two floor types

A classic bathroom with a unique grey tile in the shower

The classic white bathroom furniture matches the style of the rest of the apartment and pairs nicely with the grey tile flooring.

The shower niche is treated with a beautiful grey wall tile with white grout and chrome fixtures. A shower niche inside of the wall is great for storing soaps.

sold via Entrance Makleri

This gorgeous Swedish villa (Photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem) is decorated in an eclectic style with farmhouse elements and most of all a playful color palette. The pops of color here and there make the interior unique and add a vibrant touch to this beautiful home.

The downstairs level includes a beautiful kitchen with white cabinets. A breakfast nook with a window seat paired with a narrow dining table fits in a relatively small area in the kitchen. The dining room features bold blue dining chairs that stand out against the white area rug, curtains, and natural wood tones. The living room also features blue tones, which connect both spaces visually.

On the second level, underneath a sloped roof, you can find the bedrooms, which each have their distinct look. The kid’s rooms all feature a different wallpaper, making each of them unique and distinct.

A spacious dining area with blue dining chairs and a seating area

This spacious dining room next to the kitchen features a large wood dining table next to the window. The blue Fredericia dining chairs make the look of the space unique. The blue chairs pop out of the white fluffy area rug underneath the dining table and against the natural wood tones that otherwise decorate this section of the room.

The wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling curtains frame the dining room window nicely and make the custom radiator cover stand out.

Opposite the dining table, you can find a seating area with a small sofa and two rattan armchairs.

The vintage filing cabinet adds a beautiful warm wood tone to the setting. It looks great in this corner of the space.

Light blue wainscoting in the living room

The living room features light blue wainscoting on one of the walls, which is a truly eye-catching element in the space. The ledge on top of the living room wainscoting is a perfect spot for displaying accessories.

The black area rug contrasts with the white fabric couch and the white marble coffee table. The light blue throw pillows complement the color of the wainscoting perfectly and the pink pouf adds another subtle color element to the setting.

Opposite the sofa, you can find a painted IKEA Ivar cabinet combination in the same light blue color. The pairing of the DJ equipment and the impressive book collection on the wall shelving make this area of the living room cozy and characterful.

A white kitchen with a breakfast nook

The kitchen features white shaker cabinets with white marble countertops against white walls for a clean and elegant look. The pops of color in the accessories stand out against this all-white setting.

A breakfast nook with a window seat paired with a narrow dining table fits perfectly in the window section of the kitchen. By setting up the dining area in this way, a lot of floor space is saved.

The same dining chairs as in the dining room are used in the kitchen, however, here the owners picked out the unpainted oak version.

Chrome hardware pairs nicely with a black stove and an impressive range hood that is covered in tiles for a modern farmhouse look.

A kid’s playroom right next to the living room

The room adjacent to the living room is perfect for a playroom paired with a double desk for homework in front of the window.

The blue wallpaper in this space pairs nicely with all the pretty toys in the room.

A landing with a home office

When walking up the stairs, you first meet the landing, from which all the bedrooms can be accessed. The blue wall color makes the white doors and ceiling stand out in a beautiful way.

A marble table top resting on two black archive cabinets is great for a home office setup in a space that is not typically used for anything else.

The main bedroom underneath an A-line roof

The main bedroom fits perfectly underneath the A-line roof and the bed fits this space perfectly. The green bedside tables and the green plant in the window add a fresh touch to the modest beige wall color in this space.

A small section of the main bedroom is used as a nursery. The sloped ceiling turns this area into a cozy nook perfect for a little child.

Two kid’s rooms with distinct wallpapers

Two more kid’s rooms are placed next to each other, each with a different wallpaper. The pink wallpaper is paired with pink accessories and a small desk in front of the window is great for doing homework.

The blue wallpaper in the other kid’s room works well with the blue and green color palette in the textiles.

A spacious hallway with storage space and a round table in the middle

The hallway comes out into the different rooms and the space in the middle features a round glass table, which you often see in spacious entryways.

A walk-in closet is painted in a bold dark green paint color, making it stand out against the blue walls of the entryway.

A mudroom bench is custom-built into a niche space next to the stairs. It offers a comfortable space to store shoes and jackets for the family.

A mix of modern and farmhouse elements in the bathrooms

The main bathroom features a white soaking tub paired with beautiful brass fixtures, white wall tiles, and white marble floor tiling.

A minimal white vanity makes the brass elements stand out beautifully.

The second bathroom has a stronger farmhouse look with black and white floor tiling and classic chrome fixtures.

Photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem

I love the subtle color balance achieved in this beautiful turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem). The spacious kitchen with a dining table in the middle of the room is connected to the living room with historic double interior doors and I love how you can look from one room into the other.

The kitchen features dark grey shaker cabinets that spread across the kitchen wall. The absence of upper cabinets gives the space a light and airy look despite the darker cabinet color. The brass hardware adds an elegant focal point to the shaker cabinets and the spacious dining table in the middle of the room is great for gathering with friends and family.

Both the living room and bedroom have a light grey wall color, which is paired with a natural color palette. The contrast of the blue sofa in the living room works wonderfully with the crisp white wainscoting on the wall.

Dark grey shaker cabinets and gold hardware for a contrasting look in the kitchen

The spacious kitchen has a row of lower modules without upper cabinets on one of the kitchen walls. Since the walls are painted white, this contrasting layout has a light and airy effect in the space.

The dark grey shaker cabinets are paired with brass hardware, a white marble countertop, and stainless steel appliances. The backsplash is treated with white tile that brightens the color palette.

A large wall shelf is applied right above the tile backsplash. This shelving is a perfect spot for adding the prettiest kitchen essentials on display.

The wall opposed to the window has a built-in pantry, followed by two large cupboards that include the fridge. The side of the large cupboard is finished with open shelving perfect for decor pieces or cookbooks.

The classic dining table and chairs are placed on top of a light grey area rug that adds a beautiful texture to the white-soaped hardwood flooring.

A vintage glass cabinet in a warm wood tone finishes off the kitchen design and adds a beautiful historic touch.

Through those beautiful white-painted historic double doors, you can catch a glimpse of the living room.

White wainscoting, light grey walls, and a blue couch in the living room

The light grey living room wall color is finished off with gorgeous white wainscoting that matches the white crown molding below the ceiling. This white and grey backdrop makes the dark blue fabric couch stand out in a lovely way. The cool tones also come back in the combination of art prints hung above the sofa.

A vintage glass cabinet is painted in a grey color that is just a few shades darker than the light grey tone on the walls, allowing it to pop out elegantly and subtly.

The blue couch is paired with a black marble coffee table and two vintage armchairs complete the look perfectly. The vintage sideboard next to the double interior door is finished with a round mirror.

The warm wood tone on the sideboard adds a warm element to the space and the green Monstera plant adds a fresh touch to the color palette.

The contrasting furniture pieces are complemented with a mix of neutral tones in the textiles and accessories, which gives the space a cozy appearance and a finished look.

Light grey bedroom walls and warm textiles

The light grey bedroom wall color adds a subtle contrast with the white ceiling and crown molding. The wall color also makes the white wardrobe stand out. The mixture of beige and brown textiles on the bed paired with the black wall lamp works well in the room.

The classic white wardrobe is built in a corner layout, allowing a lot of storage space on a relatively small surface.

A guest bedroom and home office combined

The guest bedroom has a bright white color palette finished with beige and brown tones on the bed. This color palette has similarities with the main bedroom.

Opposed to the bed, you can find wall shelving with an integrated bedroom home office, which is a great combination of functionalities.

An entryway with an asymmetrical floor plan

The entryway pairs a tile floor by the entry and white-soaped wood flooring in the rest of the space. The grey storage module with drawers turns into a seating bench for putting your shoes on.

A large wardrobe module fits perfectly in between two doorways and provides this space with extra storage opportunity.

Hexagon floor tiles and gold fixtures in the bathroom

The bathroom pairs a light grey hexagon floor tile with a simple white tile on the walls. The brass fixtures add a finishing touch to these different materials and apply a warm element to the space.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem

Wall colors and treatments can transform a space completely, as this cozy Swedish apartment (Styled by Martina Mattsson, photographed by Krister Engström for Kvarteret Makleri) shows. The pink entryway can be seen from both the kitchen and the living room and adds a wonderfully playful effect to the color palette of the apartment.

The living room has a natural palette, with grey walls and grey furniture pieces blending in. These grey surfaces make the vintage furniture pieces stand out, yet the real focal point in the space is the TV cabinet. This furniture piece has been painted in an eye-catching sky-blue color, adding a vibrant touch to the space.

The simple white kitchen has a two-tone wall that adds much interest to this room. The vintage dining table and chairs form a cozy spot for dining. The bedroom features a beautiful blue floral wallpaper, a rattan headboard, and a blue-painted vintage cabinet for storing clothes.

A modest living room with vintage elements and a sky-blue TV cabinet

The greige wall color in the living room has subtle green undertones, which pair well with the selection of green plants added to the space. The grey fabrics and soft furnishings blend in nicely with the wall color, while the vintage coffee table and armchair introduce a few warm wood tones.

The books on the living room bookshelf are arranged by color, introducing a playful library rainbow to the room. The vintage floor lamp and the curtains on the bottom of the bookshelf add a subtle romantic touch to the setting.

The TV cabinet is painted sky-blue, making it stand out against the subtle wall color of the living room.

A simple white kitchen with two-tone walls

The simple white kitchen is enhanced with a two-tone wall color, which adds an extra dimension to the space. The warm beige color on the bottom half of the walls adds a subtle warmth that matches the wood countertop of the kitchen.

The vintage dining table and chairs add a lot of character to the kitchen space and the gingham tablecloth fits the look perfectly.

Blue bedroom wallpaper paired with a blue-painted vintage wardrobe

The floral blue bedroom wallpaper transforms the space and adds an amazing texture to the walls. The rattan headboard stands out against the dark blue background created by the wallpaper and the mix of white and grey linen bedding brightens up the look.

A vintage crate on the wall forms the perfect bedside table, which is decorated with a vintage table lamp perfect for reading at night.

A blue-painted vintage wardrobe complements the wallpaper perfectly and I love the way you can see the clothes hanging through those glass doors.

The wall space on top of the doorway is a great spot for a wall shelf to store more books.

A small entryway with a pink wall color

The entryway is small, yet provides the apartment with a bold effect because of the choice of wall color. The vintage chest of drawers adds a characterful element to the space and the Klimt poster complements the wall color.

The original built-in closet is painted in the same pink color as the walls, with dark pink trim on the closet doors to make it stand out in the space.

Styled by Martina Mattsson, photographed by Krister Engström for Kvarteret Makleri

This beautiful Swedish flat with a pale green kitchen (for sale via Bjurfors) has a fresh yet cozy appearance. This look is achieved by pairing a minimal interior decor with black accent pieces and limewash walls in the living room and bedroom.

The kitchen has pale green cabinets, which add a subtle and fresh element to the open floor plan. The dining table with black bentwood chairs connects the living room with the kitchen and ties the look of both functional areas together.

The walls of the living room and main bedroom are painted in a subtle light grey limewash, adding a lovely texture to the walls and eliminating the need for much decor. The fresh green plants are almost the only element of color in the rooms, for a subtle effect.

Pale green kitchen cabinets paired with light wood countertops

The pale green kitchen cabinets have a subtle effect in this open-plan kitchen. The green plants bring out the green undertones in the cabinet fronts, while the light wood countertop adds a warm element to the color palette.

The chrome hardware and stainless steel faucet bring a modern element to the setting. The walls, on the other hand, are finished with a white tile for a clean look with a subtle industrial effect.

A simple extendable wooden table by the window is paired with contrasting black bentwood chairs.

The contrasting black chairs pair well with the black appliances in the kitchen.

A living room with light grey limewash walls

The cozy living room features light grey limewash walls for a wonderful texture throughout the space. The black TV cabinet and coffee table add a wonderful contrast to the otherwise neutral color palette.

The grey fabric sofa blends in with the grey wall behind it and is decorated with a mixture of grey and white throw pillows. The white area rug adds a beautiful texture to the hardwood flooring and makes the black coffee tables stand out.

The green wall lamp and green plants add a vibrant element to the living room.

The grey-painted IKEA Ivar cabinet is a budget-friendly storage option for the area in between the window and the sofa.

A simple bedroom with grey limewash walls

The main bedroom is treated with the same color limewash as the one that is used in the living room. The subtle combination of grey and white fabrics on the bed and in the lampshades makes for a delicate and neutral look in the room.

An office room decorated in a neutral color palette

The office space follows the overall neutral color palette used in the rest of the apartment, with green plants and black accents adding a few points of interest in an otherwise neutral setting.

An entryway with grey walls and a custom storage module

The entryway is painted in a subtle grey wall color and features a custom storage module with drawers that fit perfectly into a niche space in the wall.

via Bjurfors

The blue bedroom wall color stands out powerfully in this beautiful turn-of-the-century home in Sweden (Photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem). The blue paint color pops out in the interior and can be seen from the living room.

The living room with warm grey walls is decorated modestly, making the white historic details stand out. Through the historic double interior doors, the blue bedroom walls take all the attention. The subtle design of the kitchen with grey shaker cabinets is enhanced with a cozy breakfast nook by the dining table.

The bedroom features a custom-built wardrobe spread over the entire bedroom wall. It fits around the doorway, allowing for optimal integration in the space. The wardrobe is painted in the same color as the walls, for a tone-on-tone effect in the space.

A living room with warm grey walls and natural decor

Since a lovely pop of color is coming from the bedroom, the color palette of the living room is kept quite modest. The natural palette includes a warm grey wall color, an off-white sofa and area rug, and a variety of wood tones spread throughout the space.

One of the living room walls features an open shelf with black brackets, paired with a standing mirror with a black metal frame around it.

The TV is attached to the wall in between two doorways, paired with a storage module that fits the wall space perfectly.

A vintage crate attached to the wall provides an original spot for storing firewood right next to the white porcelain fireplace in the corner.

A grey shaker kitchen with a cozy breakfast nook

The kitchen is fitted mostly on one side of the floor plan, allowing an area on the other side for a small dining table. Since only limited space is available, a breakfast nook provides the perfect solution for optimizing the space available.

The light grey shaker cabinets are paired with a quartz countertop, chrome hardware, and stainless steel appliances for a mix of classic and modern aesthetics.

Next to the kitchen doorway, you can find a coffee station with a Moccamaster coffee maker, which is conveniently located right next to the seating bench of the breakfast nook.

A blue bedroom with a tone-on-tone wardrobe

The blue bedroom walls are a true focal point in the apartment. The dark paint color makes the white crown molding and the light color palette in the textiles stand out.

The bedroom wardrobe is built wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling. By painting it with the same blue paint color, it has a very integrated effect and blends in with the rest of the space.

A vintage dresser is painted in the same blue as well, which is a nice touch in the bedroom reading corner.

The wardrobe is fully customized to the space. The doorway is integrated inside the structure, which allows for the entire wall surface to be optimally used for storage.

LED lighting inside the wardrobe makes the content easily visible in low light.

Photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

This cozy attic apartment in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Peter Pousard for Alvhem) has white walls highlighting the original dark wood beams underneath the ceiling.

The open-plan living kitchen includes a slightly outdated kitchen, yet the space ties together perfectly by styling it in such a lovely way. The round dining table forms the center of the space, right in front of the window. On the other side of the room, the white sofa on top of the white area rug brightens the color palette.

The bedroom has a white wall color just like the living kitchen for an integrated effect. The mixture of grey, off-white, and orange textiles on the bed creates a cozy atmosphere in this space. Furthermore, the window sill has been turned into a cozy window seat from which the view over the rooftops must be amazing.

A living kitchen with a dining table in the center of the space

The slightly outdated kitchen takes up a corner space in the spacious living room. By styling the kitchen with a beautiful arrangement of objects, it gets a subtle modernization and fits within the decor of the rest of the space.

The white oak dining table paired with the oak dining chairs in front of the window stands in the middle of the interior, in between the kitchen and the living section.

The compact layout of the kitchen allows enough space for the dining and sofa areas. The linen curtains are hung above the window, accentuating the impressive height of this room.

A sofa area decorated with white textiles and subtle decor

Opposite the kitchen, you can find a cozy sofa area with an off-white fabric sofa standing on top of a white textured rug that covers almost the entire flooring in the space. The white palette of the textiles paired with the white walls forms the perfect backdrop for a few natural colors in the textiles and accessories.

The ceiling height of the living room is used for shelving above the bedroom doorway. This again accentuates the ceiling height, yet it also provides a nice spot for a selection of storage baskets.

A half-wall separates the living kitchen from the hallway section in the space. This separation is accentuated by the natural area rug in this section of the open floor plan.

A bedroom with white walls and a window seat

The white walls in the bedroom paired with the white fabric pendant light and the off-white curtains make for a beautiful white backdrop. From this white background, the mixture of natural tone textiles on the bed stands out in a subtle, yet powerful way.

A textured white area rug at the end of the bed provides the space with a soft and cozy look.

From the bedroom, you can access a walk-in closet. Additionally, the bedroom wall is filled with a long peg rail for hanging a few essential clothing pieces.

Since the window sill in the bedroom is quite wide, it’s a perfect spot to create a small window seat from which you can enjoy the view over the nearby rooftops.

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Peter Pousard for Alvhem

The floor plan of this stylish apartment (Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Bjurfors) consists of a living kitchen and three bedrooms. In the main living and cooking space, you can find the kitchen spread over one of the walls, paired with a sofa area and a dining table in the middle of the room.

Both the main bedroom and the guest bedroom include a home office section, allowing two people to work from home simultaneously. The guest bedroom even includes a double workspace with one long table and two seats, making use of the total length of the space.

The main bedroom features a small vintage desk that can be used as a home office spot or makeup table, which finds its place right next to the window. The small kid’s bedroom is decorated in a neutral color palette, just like the rest of the apartment for a neutral, cozy effect.

A white kitchen paired with furniture pieces and textiles for a bright look

The white kitchen sets the stage for the decor in the living space. The slightly dated white kitchen cabinets are neutral and blend in with the white wall color and the white curtains by the windows. The white fabric couch is paired with a white fluffy area rug, a white pendant, and a light oak coffee table.

The curved gold wall lamp and the beige tones in the textiles add a beautiful warmth to this setting and make it cozy and inviting.

In front of the kitchen, you can find a light oak dining table paired with white dining chairs for a subtle transition from kitchen to living space.

A main bedroom with white walls and textiles in natural tones

The main bedroom with white walls is decorated subtly, with a mixture of natural-tone textiles and accessories. The peg rail next to the bed is a great spot for hanging a selection of clothes or bags.

By the bedroom window, you can find a white-painted vintage desk paired with a white Panton chair. This is a great spot for working from home, yet this table makes for a great bedroom vanity as well.

A guest bedroom with a double desk

The guest bedroom features a long desk for two people. The long and narrow table spreads over the entire bedroom wall for an impressive effect in the space.

The guest bed is made with a mixture of beige textiles and can function as a cozy daybed when no guests are staying over.

A cute kid’s room decorated in a beige palette

The kid’s room is decorated in the same color palette as the rest of the apartment. The beige textiles are paired with soft wood and natural tones in the cute decorations.

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Bjurfors