Beige has been a huge trend color over the past months (or even years) and while I like the way it can warm up a space, I think sometimes it can look a little bland with a lack of interesting focal points. This apartment has many beige elements in both the living room and bedroom, but by adding a touch of green in the plants and the wall shade of the living room, it also has a fresh and vibrant look and feel.

The living room with beige walls lays in between the bedroom and the kitchen and I love that you can see the different color palettes from the adjacent rooms. The fresh fig tree by the white linen sofa adds a fresh touch to this space and brings out the green shade of the walls in a nice way. The kitchen has been painted in a very light shade of grey, which makes the round white dining table stand out. When looking into the kitchen from the living room, your eye goes immediately towards the combination of the white table and the natural wood tints in the dining chairs.

The bedroom has a warmer shade of greige on the walls, which makes the cute vintage desk stand out in such a lovely way. Vintage pieces tend to add so much character to a room and make it personal. The white bedsheets stand out against this wall color and the art prints break up the empty wall in a nice way. The bedsheets really stand out against this wall color and the art prints break up the empty wall in a nice way.

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