A modernized attic home with a natural oak kitchen and a glass partition

This beautiful modernized attic apartment (Styled by Yngfalk interior, photographed by Mia Borgerlin for Historiska Hem) features gorgeous curves in the ceilings where the windows are and a modern natural oak kitchen with limestone countertops and a matching backsplash.

The living kitchen includes a dining table in between the kitchen space and the sofa area. The guest bedroom that lies right next to the sofa area is separated from the rest of the space by a glass and metal partition that is custom-made to fit the sloped ceilings of the attic home.

The main bedroom has a dark grey wall color for a moody effect that is paired with a comfortable grey bed and custom oak cabinets built inside the walls. The bedroom has an impressive walk-in closet that uses the same oak wood as the rest of the apartment.

Both the bathrooms in the apartment feature limestone finishes, which add a beautiful natural effect to the modern bathroom designs.

A custom oak wood kitchen with limestone countertops, a limestone backsplash, red stone dining table and white dining chairs

A spacious living kitchen featuring natural oak kitchen cabinets

The natural oak kitchen cabinets paired with the limestone kitchen countertop and backsplash provide a natural touch to the crisp white walls and natural hardwood flooring in the apartment.

The attic kitchen layout is built mostly on the back wall of the space, with two high cupboards added on the wall opposite the window for extra storage.

The oak kitchen is paired with a red stone dining table and white fabric chairs that fill the area underneath the curved window perfectly. The pairing of the red stone on the table and the beige stone in the kitchen adds an interesting look to the space.

The copper Kitchen Aid on the kitchen counter brings back a little bit of a red undertone that complements the dining table nicely.

While the bottom cabinets and high cupboards are made of natural oak, the upper cabinets have a beige laminate treatment to ensure the layout of the kitchen remains light and airy, which is so important in a space with sloped ceilings.

A custom oak wood kitchen with limestone countertops, a limestone backsplash, beige upper cabinets and a black faucet

The black faucet stands out against the beautiful backdrop of the beige limestone and adds a bit of contrast to the setting.

A striped sofa and built-in bookshelves in the living section

The combination of the striped sofa with the pattern on the white and beige rug adds a playful effect to the living space, which is balanced out by the glass Gubi Pedrera coffee table with a minimal appearance.

On the wall underneath the window, you can find custom built-in bookshelves that make use of the lowest area of the sloped ceiling. Since the bookshelves share the same oak wood as the kitchen, they tie the look of the living kitchen together nicely.

A living room with a striped sofa and custom oak bookshelves built inside of the wall

Opposite the sofa, you can find a fireplace and a TV wall right next to each other. The wall is treated with limewash paint, which gives it a beautiful texture and effect.

A living kitchen with a striped sofa and a cozy fireplace

Right next to the living room, you can find a small guest room, which is separated from the rest of the space by the use of a glass partition wall.

A custom glass partition wall separating different areas inside an attic apartment

The custom glass partition has a metal frame around it, which accentuates the fit within the sloped ceiling of the space.

The guest bedroom also features built-in cabinets for storage, making use of the low ceiling height just like in the living room.

A guest bedroom with white walls and custom storage inside the walls

A dark grey wall color for a moody effect in the bedroom

The main bedroom has a beautiful dark grey wall color, which is matched by a dark grey bed for a moody and sophisticated effect in the space.

A dark grey bedroom with a dark grey bed and custom storage inside the walls

Inside the wall below the window, you can find oak wood storage drawers just like in the other rooms of the apartment.

The main bedroom features a walk-in closet that leads towards the main bathroom of the apartment.

A dark grey bedroom with a dark grey bed and access to a walk-in closet

The oak wood used in the custom closet modules is the same one used for the kitchen and the custom storage elements inside the walls.

A walk-in closet with custom oak cabinets

Limestone wall and floor tiles in the main bathroom of the apartment

The beige limestone material used in the kitchen also comes back in the wall and floor tiles of the main bathroom, which features a minimal white bathtub underneath the skylight. The modern black fixtures add a beautiful contrast to this bathroom setting.

A bathroom with beige limestone floor and wall tiles, black fixtures and a minimal white bathtub

The walnut wood vanity fits perfectly inside a niche spot in the wall, with mirror-covered wall storage above the sinks.

A bathroom with beige limestone floor and wall tiles, black fixtures and a walnut vanity

A dusty pink kid’s room

The small kid’s bedroom is painted in a subtle dusty pink wall color that adds an elegant and warm effect to the space.

A kid's room with a dusty pink wall color

An entryway where two different floors collide

The entryway area features grey floor tiles in a small section when you come in, which go over into warm hardwood floors when you continue your way into the rest of the apartment.

A hallway with grey floor tiles that go over into hardwood flooring in the rest of the apartment

A guest bathroom with beige walls and walnut and limestone details

The walls of the guest bathroom are painted in a soft beige wall color, which pairs wonderfully with the beige limestone tiles on the floor and the walnut details on the vanity.

A bathroom with beige walls and limestone floor tiles with a walnut vanity and black fixtures

The walnut vanity is paired with a black mirror and black fixtures for a modern effect.

In the area underneath the sloped roof, you can find a washing machine smartly built inside of a cabinet that is painted in the same color as the walls.