This gorgeous Swedish villa (Photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem) is decorated in an eclectic style with farmhouse elements and most of all a playful color palette. The pops of color here and there make the interior unique and add a vibrant touch to this beautiful home.
The downstairs level includes a beautiful kitchen with white cabinets. A breakfast nook with a window seat paired with a narrow dining table fits in a relatively small area in the kitchen. The dining room features bold blue dining chairs that stand out against the white area rug, curtains, and natural wood tones. The living room also features blue tones, which connect both spaces visually.
On the second level, underneath a sloped roof, you can find the bedrooms, which each have their distinct look. The kid’s rooms all feature a different wallpaper, making each of them unique and distinct.
A spacious dining area with blue dining chairs and a seating area
This spacious dining room next to the kitchen features a large wood dining table next to the window. The blue Fredericia dining chairs make the look of the space unique. The blue chairs pop out of the white fluffy area rug underneath the dining table and against the natural wood tones that otherwise decorate this section of the room.
The wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling curtains frame the dining room window nicely and make the custom radiator cover stand out.
Opposite the dining table, you can find a seating area with a small sofa and two rattan armchairs.
The vintage filing cabinet adds a beautiful warm wood tone to the setting. It looks great in this corner of the space.
Light blue wainscoting in the living room
The living room features light blue wainscoting on one of the walls, which is a truly eye-catching element in the space. The ledge on top of the living room wainscoting is a perfect spot for displaying accessories.
The black area rug contrasts with the white fabric couch and the white marble coffee table. The light blue throw pillows complement the color of the wainscoting perfectly and the pink pouf adds another subtle color element to the setting.
Opposite the sofa, you can find a painted IKEA Ivar cabinet combination in the same light blue color. The pairing of the DJ equipment and the impressive book collection on the wall shelving make this area of the living room cozy and characterful.
A white kitchen with a breakfast nook
The kitchen features white shaker cabinets with white marble countertops against white walls for a clean and elegant look. The pops of color in the accessories stand out against this all-white setting.
A breakfast nook with a window seat paired with a narrow dining table fits perfectly in the window section of the kitchen. By setting up the dining area in this way, a lot of floor space is saved.
The same dining chairs as in the dining room are used in the kitchen, however, here the owners picked out the unpainted oak version.
Chrome hardware pairs nicely with a black stove and an impressive range hood that is covered in tiles for a modern farmhouse look. The wall behind the stove is finished off with an elegant white marble backsplash.
A kid’s playroom right next to the living room
The room adjacent to the living room is perfect for a playroom paired with a double desk for homework in front of the window.
The blue wallpaper in this space pairs nicely with all the pretty toys in the room.
A landing with a home office
When walking up the stairs, you first meet the landing, from which all the bedrooms can be accessed. The blue wall color makes the white doors and ceiling stand out in a beautiful way.
A marble table top resting on two black archive cabinets is great for a home office setup in a space that is not typically used for anything else.
The main bedroom underneath an A-line roof
The main bedroom fits perfectly underneath the A-line roof and the bed fits this space perfectly. The green bedside tables and the green plant in the window add a fresh touch to the modest beige wall color in this space.
A small section of the main bedroom is used as a nursery. The sloped ceiling turns this area into a cozy nook perfect for a little child.
Two kid’s rooms with distinct wallpapers
Two more kid’s rooms are placed next to each other, each with a different wallpaper. The pink wallpaper is paired with pink accessories and a small desk in front of the window is great for doing homework.
The blue wallpaper in the other kid’s room works well with the blue and green color palette in the textiles.
A spacious hallway with storage space and a round table in the middle
The hallway comes out into the different rooms and the space in the middle features a round glass table, which you often see in spacious entryways.
A walk-in closet is painted in a bold dark green paint color, making it stand out against the blue walls of the entryway.
A mudroom bench is custom-built into a niche space next to the stairs. It offers a comfortable space to store shoes and jackets for the family.
A mix of modern and farmhouse elements in the bathrooms
The main bathroom features a white soaking tub paired with beautiful brass fixtures, white wall tiles, and white marble floor tiling.
A minimal white vanity makes the brass elements stand out beautifully.
The second bathroom has a stronger farmhouse look with black and white floor tiling and classic chrome fixtures.
Photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem
