This Swedish apartment has gorgeous turn-of-the-century features, but what stands out to me the most is the artwork that seems to have found a place in every single room. The beautiful grey kitchen with a combination of open and closed shelving has a dark grey natural stone countertop and subtle chrome details. The objects on the open shelves are very carefully chosen and the space in front of the window is used for a vintage round dining table and chairs. The artwork with the wine glasses really stands out on this grey wall and works so nicely with the distressed wood of the dining table and the clean lines of the kitchen.

The living room has a very light look, with a dark blue sofa and the Linnea Andersson blanket in blue* which really stands out in combination with the blue artwork above it. The blue of the sofa has been matched with canvas and leather armchairs and furniture and artwork in an overall natural color palette. The sofa and blanket are the real eye-catchers here, though I think the artwork adds a really nice touch and a variety in texture on the wall.

The bedroom has been painted in a pale blue (including the vintage dresser) and I feel like the color choice has been based upon the artwork of the flowers on the wall. I love the way the artwork blends into the wall, yet also stands out in a way. The beige curtains* and the beige Linnea Andersson blanket* warm up the look in the bedroom and I love the light blue bust on top of the dresser.

Finally, the guest bedroom has been painted in a subtle grey color, from which the yellow Linnea Andersson blanket* really stands out. I think either the stylist or the owner of this place is a real Linnea Andersson fan, which is understandable because her artwork is so simple, yet eye-catching. The small workspace in the guest room looks like it’s made for that space beside the door and the full-length mirror makes the space visually bigger.

via Entrance Makleri

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