This gorgeous and minimal home (for sale at Eie, photographed by Dag Sandven belongs to Catrine Svellingen, located in Norway. The white walls come back throughout the apartment, where they are contrasted with a variety of brown and wood tones.

The kitchen is the central hub of the apartment, with the oval kitchen dining table standing in between the kitchen itself and the living room. The dark wood kitchen cabinets paired with the beige stone countertop add a beautiful dark tone to the apartment, which comes back in the sofa color as well.

The bedrooms have been decorated in a very minimal way, while the bathrooms in cement and marble have a modern, stylish appearance.

A minimal kitchen with dark wood cabinets and a light wood oval dining table

The white walls of the kitchen are contrasted with beautiful dark wood kitchen cabinets without cabinet hardware. The dark wood of the cabinets also comes back in the simple floating shelf above the kitchen on the right side, where a beautiful selection of ceramics and interior objects is displayed.

The dark wood of the cabinets is contrasted with a gorgeous beige stone countertop with an elaborate texture and a white undermount sink with a white faucet that blends into the white kitchen walls.

The delicate beige curtains by the kitchen window filter the daylight coming into the space and make it softer and slightly warmer.

The combination of the dark wood kitchen cabinet with the light hardwood flooring is finished off with an oval dining table in oak wood and a mixture of different dining chairs for an interesting look.

To give the kitchen layout a lighter appearance, the high cupboards containing the larger appliances are white, blending in with the kitchen walls so that they don’t take up a lot of space visually.

A minimal living room with white walls and a brown sofa

The living room is decorated in an elegant, yet minimal way and just like in the kitchen, the walls are all painted white. The white furniture pieces and fluffy white area rug create the perfect backdrop for the brown Togo sofa, which really stands out in this interior.

Behind the sofa, a small part of the wall has white-painted exposed brick, which adds a wonderful texture to the setting. The white Flos 265 wall lamp and the small white artwork decorate the wall above the sofa in an elegant yet subtle way.

A wood and white wall shelf is the perfect spot for displaying a selection of books, accessories, and a table lamp that adds coziness to this corner at night.

A minimal bedroom with an open wardrobe setup

The grey bedframe and the wood bedside table are the main elements that stand out in this minimal master bedroom. The white pendant lamp, white bedlinen, and white wall lamp blend in with the white walls, resulting in a very minimal appearance.

The small wall next to the bed is filled with an open wardrobe module that contains four hanging modules and two sets of drawers.

A guest bedroom with an exposed brick wall

The minimal guest bedroom is decorated with warmer textiles: beige linen curtains and a terracotta bedspread add a beautiful contrast to this space.

The same open wardrobe as the one used in the master bedroom can be found against the white-painted exposed brick wall in the guest bedroom.

A modern hallway where a concrete floor meets a hardwood floor

The modern hallway is defined by the combination of a concrete and hardwood floor, which meet in a curved line. The wall mirror is great for checking your outfit, yet it also reflects daylight into the low-lit hallway space.

Minimal built-in hallway cupboards blend into the white walls and fill the hallway with ample storage opportunity.

A contrasting bathroom with marble tiles on the wall

The black sink and faucet stand out against the white marble tiles in the bathroom, which is reflected in the large custom mirror above the sink.

The shower is finished with a shower niche for storing shampoo and body wash and also here you can find black fixtures for a nice contrast with the white marble tiles.

A guest bathroom with a beige concrete look

The guest bathroom is finished with a beige micro-cement which has been applied on both the walls and on the cabinet doors of the storage above the toilet.

The home of Catrine Svellingen (@mykindofstyling), photographed by Dag Sandven for sale at Eie