The warm beiges in this beautiful Swedish apartment are combined with fresh tints of green and a beautiful exposed brick wall in the bedroom. The color scheme consists of warm and cool beige paint colors, which provide the perfect canvas for the subtle accessories and wall art in the beige rooms and the white kitchen.
A warm beige living room with an abundance of natural light
The living room has an abundance of daylight coming in through those big windows leading up to the balcony. The beige walls in this space give the room a very warm look and feel and the wall color makes the white door and window frames and the white trim color on the ceiling stand out in an elegant way.
Beige is the perfect neutral color to use on your walls if you are looking for a warm effect in a space. A beige room can be so characterful when you pick out a mid-to-darker tone like in this beautiful living room. The beige makes the room cozy and inviting, while also adding depth to the interior.
The white sofa (it’s the Ikea Soderhamn model with a Bemz custom cover*), combined with the white fluffy area rug lightens up the space, while the beige walls add a warm element. The nude pink throw pillows enhance the beige color of the walls, while the light and dark brown wood tones in the coffee tables and the black leather vintage armchair add some contrast. The fresh green fiddle fig tree in front of the window adds a fresh touch to the color palette.
Beige wall paint on open shelving in a former doorway
I think the open shelving is one of the elements that stand out so nicely in the interior design of the living room. The beige paint on the former doorway and the built-in floating shelving are the same as the wall color, which gives the shelves an integrated look. Such a great way of utilizing a doorway that’s not in use anymore.
An exposed brick wall combined with a cool beige wall color in the bedroom
The exposed brick wall behind the bed is the main focal point of the entire interior, as it stands out when looking from the living room into the bedroom through those historic double doors. Note that only part of the wall has been kept exposed, while the rest of the space has a subtle tone on the walls.
The nude pink pillows and the beige bedding make a visual connection with the adjacent living space and the grouped fabric pendants take center stage against the dark red and orange tints of the bricks behind it.
The vintage desk next to the window has been painted in the same color as the wall for a tone-on-tone effect and the XL round mirror reflects the daylight and the space in a beautiful way.
A white kitchen with a small dining area inside a niche
What stands out the most in this rather basic white kitchen is the dining room area in front of the window. The small round dining table with the crisp white linen table cloth combines so nicely with the light oak dining chairs and the large paper shade pendant above the table.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem
