This gorgeous Swedish apartment (Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Lundberg for Stadshem) features a combination of two different floral wallpaper patterns in the living and bedroom for a characterful effect that is romantic, however since the furniture selected is quite minimal, the interior has a modern appearance at the same time.
The wall between the kitchen and the living room is opened up for an unobstructed view and an open-plan layout. The sage green kitchen cabinets are paired up with an elegant wood dining table and chairs and the green of the kitchen cabinets complements the green tones in the living room.
The bedroom has a green botanical wallpaper pattern, which makes the old doorway that was turned into a bookshelf stand out in a powerful way.
A living room with a red and green floral wallpaper pattern and white soft furnishings
The living room features a bold wallpaper pattern with red and green tones, which is a true focal point in the space. The white historic fireplace, beige sofa, and white area rug stand out against the darker tones in the wallpaper, and the white pendant light adds a statement piece to the setting.
Sage green kitchen cabinets and a round dining table
The green tones in the wallpaper come back in the sage green kitchen cabinets of the kitchen, which are paired with a black countertop and a tile backsplash with an elaborate pattern.
The round wood dining table and chairs provide the kitchen with a spacious dining spot that pairs wonderfully with the soft beige wall color used on the kitchen walls.
The wall next to the dining table is finished with a simple wall shelf and an art print with green tones that pair nicely with the kitchen cabinets and the living room wallpaper.
A botanical pattern wallpaper in the bedroom with a niche turned into a bookshelf
The bedroom wallpaper has a beautiful leaf pattern that adds a lovely texture and makes the dark hardwood flooring and the white ceiling stand out. Since the wallpaper is such a focal point, the decor in the rest of the bedroom interior has been kept rather modest, with a combination of white and beige textiles on the bed.
Next to the bed, an old doorway has been transformed into a bookshelf with white shelving and a white background, which stands out against the green backdrop of the wallpaper design.
The warm beige curtains frame the bedroom window and warm up the daylight coming in.
The small table in front of the window provides a lovely office spot to work from home and I love the way the light wood tone of the desk stands out against the dark wood floor.
A minimal kid’s room with beige and wood tones
The small kid’s room with white walls is decorated with a mixture of beige textiles on the bed, paired with off-white curtains and a beautiful fabric pendant light.
Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Lundberg for Stadshem
