Every room in this Swedish apartment seems to be painted in some shade of grey, which is enhanced by subtile textiles and accessories to add contrast and variation. I really like how the kitchen seems to be the center of the apartment. The room where the kitchen is located has a window where the dining table is standing, while as the area with less natural light has been used for the kitchen itself. The kitchen island separates the dining and cooking area from each other and I like the grey cabinet fronts (they are standard Ikea Veddinge fronts I think) combined with the brass details and the marble countertop. The three simple black suspension lights hanging above the kitchen counter add a little bit of an industrial touch together with the distressed wine rack placed next to the higher cabinets of the oven.

The hallway has this beautiful old distressed door that hides away shoes and the living room and bedroom are connected to each other with double doors. The color palette of the kitchen comes back in the living area as well, with built-in cabinets in both rooms. In the bedroom you can find a built-in wardrobe, wich comes back in a lower module in the living room that goes from wall to wall. The decor in both rooms is simple and modest, which lets the historic elements of the building speak for themselves.

via Alvhem