I think all (or mostly) beige homes can sometimes look a bit bland. This beautiful Swedish apartment though shows you how you can introduce strong features into your beige palette to give it character and style so it looks far from boring. The walls of each room are either left white or painted in a different shade of beige. The living room is painted in a more grey tint of beige, which works so nicely with the fresh green plants which brighten up the entire room. Note the large standing mirror here as well, reflecting the light and the space in such a beautiful way.

The niche next to the living room is used both as a storage space and as a little home office, which looks so cozy to get some work done. This small desk area is equipped with a shelf on the wall to keep decor and office supplies and since this space would usually not be used for anything else, it’s a great idea to turn it into a home office.

The kitchen and dining area are painted in a warmer and darker beige, which lets the white kitchen stand out so nicely. In contrast to this, you have walnut wood dining chairs that add character to this beautiful space. The kitchen wraps around a corner, which is an interesting solution perfect for small kitchen designs as well.

The walls of the bedroom are kept white, with the bedlinen and accessories in a beige palette as well to connect the bedroom to the rest of the apartment visually. What really stands out in this room though is the full wardrobe in a dark walnut wood, which covers the entire wall opposite of the bed. This wardrobe is such a statement don’t you think?

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem