This beautiful Swedish apartment (sold by Alvhem) has an open layout plan that connects the living room to the kitchen via the dining room. The view from one side of the apartment all the way to the other side is impressive, to say the least, and you can see that the opening towards the kitchen was made at a later point during renovations.

The dining room and living room are decorated with a mixture of beiges, different wood tones, and a variety of green plants that stand out against the white walls.

Both the master and guest bedroom have a wardrobe fitted above the doorway to optimally use the floor space for storage.

An off-white kitchen with white marble countertops

The off-white kitchen cabinets in this open-plan space are enhanced with a white marble countertop and brass hardware for an elegant look. The area above the stove is finished off with a stainless steel hood and a oak wood peg rail that goes wall to wall.

The grey and white pattern in the marble countertop brings out the off-white color of the shaker kitchen cabinets in a lovely way.

By opening up the wall between the kitchen and the dining room, the layout of the kitchen can be bigger and the owners planned a large kitchen island with a sink that connects the kitchen with the adjacent living space.

The island includes storage cabinets on both sides. The storage cabinets right next to the dining table are great for storing dinnerware right next to the dining table.

An oval dining table paired with a mixture of wood tones

The dining area features a large oval dining table, which is paired with a mixture of light and dark wood dining chairs. The vintage sideboard against the wall adds another interesting wood tone to the setting, which pairs well with the white-soaped hardwood flooring.

A combination of green plants brightens up the white walls throughout the space and provides a wonderful pop of color.

A round living room with windows on different sides

The living room area is surrounded by windows on both sides, providing the space with an abundance of daylight. The natural color palette on the beige sofa is contrasted by a beautiful vintage leather armchair.

The TV is integrated in the open shelving on the wall, giving it a subtle space in the interior, without having to give up precious floor space.

A master bedroom with a wardrobe around the door

Just like the other rooms in the apartment, the master bedroom has white walls, which are paired with a combination of natural beige and brown tones in the textiles on the bed, and a beautiful vintage bedside table in dark wood.

The blue-painted vintage drawer chest by the window adds a playful pop of color to the space.

To save space, the custom wardrobe has been fitted around the doorway.

A guest bedroom decorated with warm pink and red tones

The white walls of the guest bedroom are paired with a few beautiful pink and red tones in the accessories and textiles.

Just like in the master bedroom, the wall around the doorway has been transformed into a wardrobe for ample storage space where even the area around the door can be utilized.

Bathroom with a concrete look

The bathroom is finished with a combination of different grey tiles on the floor and walls, which gives it a concrete bathroom look that is warmed up with the wood vanity.

via Alvhem