A dark oak kitchen in a beautifully renovated attic apartment

This gorgeous modernized attic apartment in Sweden (for sale via Alvhem) has white walls, a white-soaped hardwood floor, and dark oak support beams. The dark oak kitchen cabinets match the wood tone on the support beams and stand out against the light hardwood flooring.

The open living kitchen features a large kitchen dining area and a sofa section in a spacious room with sloped ceilings. A niche space with an exposed brick wall is turned into a cozy seating area, while another smaller niche in front of the window is made into a home office spot.

The small bedroom features a bright white wardrobe, with a custom open shelving section made out of the same wood as the kitchen cabinets. The entryway features a similar kind of storage solution, tying the apartment’s material palette together in a lovely way.

A dark wood oak kitchen with a beige countertop

An attic kitchen with dark oak cabinets and beige limestone countertops

The beautiful dark wood kitchen cabinets stand out against the white walls in this attic apartment. The kitchen goes floor-to-ceiling, highlighting the sloped roof in the space. You can find the doorway leading up to the bedroom in between the two kitchen modules.

In front of the kitchen, you can find a beautiful oval dining table paired with smoked oak dining chairs just a few wood tints lighter than the kitchen cabinets. A niche space in front of the window is used for a home office spot with a beautiful view over the rooftops.

The dark wood kitchen cabinets are finished with beige limestone countertops and a modern chrome faucet. The countertop material comes back in the backsplash as well for a finished look.

Small and subtle wood hardware adds a minimal and elegant touch to the kitchen cabinets. Note that the kitchen counter continues into the niche space next to the window, utilizing this rather awkward attic layout to create more countertop space for a coffee machine.

The desk in front of the window is made out of the same wood as the kitchen cabinets for an integrated effect into the space.

A sofa area on the other side of the living kitchen

The dining table separates the kitchen from the sofa area on the other side of the room. The area rug underneath the sofa visually separates this area from the rest of the space.

An attic living room with dark wood and white palette

A white sofa is paired with a white area rug for a light base palette from which the dark wood tones stand out. The combination of white and dark wood matches perfectly with the material palette in the rest of the apartment.

A mixture of beige and brown tones in the textiles on the sofa blends in with the soft and cozy living room palette.

The two niche spaces next to the living room window are used for placing a plant and a small bookshelf.

A larger niche spot with an exposed brick wall is the perfect spot for a cozy reading corner with a small table and lamp.

A reading corner in an attic apartment with an exposed brick wall

A minimal bedroom with a white and dark oak wardrobe

The small bedroom that lies behind the kitchen is decorated with white and brown textiles, providing a warm and inviting atmosphere to the space. The dark oak side table and the white pendant lights finish the sides of the bed off perfectly.

A minimal bedroom with white and brown palette

The simple white wardrobe is paired with open shelving on the side, making it fit perfectly within the wall space. The open shelving is perfect for adding a few decor pieces.

A bedroom with a white wardrobe and a dark oak open shelf

a limestone bathroom with shower niches and a shower bench

The walls and floors of the modern bathroom are treated with a beautiful beige limestone tile. The shower features a beautiful niche spot for storing soap with integrated lighting.

A bathroom with limestone tiles, a shower niche and a shower bench

The chrome bathroom fixtures add an elegant metallic touch to the bathroom look and the integrated shower bench turns this bathroom into a wellness area.

An entryway with custom storage modules

The entryway has an assymetric floor plan, which is always a little trickier to decorate. A custom wardrobe module enhances the space and provides it with lots of storage space. A dark oak open shelving brings the dark wood aesthetic to this section of the apartment as well.