This gorgeous studio apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Peter Pousard, via Alvhem) makes efficient use of the high ceilings, by integrating a loft bed inside the space that can be accessed through the custom staircase in the sofa area.
The loft bed sits on top of a home office space and the module separates the open floor plan into five main areas: a sofa section, dining area, kitchen corner, home office, and sleeping area. The visual distinction between the different areas is clear, optimizing the layout of this studio flat.
The black-and-white color palette in the apartment is enriched with brown and beige tones for a bright aesthetic that makes the apartment look more spacious.
A loft bed and a sofa area in front of the window
The section in front of the window is slightly elevated, lifting the sofa and dining area, and separating it from the kitchen. A loft bed is constructed around the home office, accessible through the staircase in the sofa area.
The staircase going up to the loft bed is hollow, allowing extra space for storage and for adding decor items on display. The wall next to the staircase is used for hanging a TV, perfectly opposite the sofa.
The color palette of the living area is very neutral, with a white couch and white area rug setting the stage. The gallery wall adds a unique look to this setting and the black accents in the accessories add a lovely contrast to the interior.
A loft bed underneath the ceiling
The loft bed is decorated in a neutral color palette, just like the downstairs area. The brown tones in the textiles on the bed are paired with beiges and a grey carpet finishes the flooring underneath the bed.
From the loft bed, you can look down on the cozy sofa area below.
Large plants and greenery finish the neutral color palette in the space and add a fresh touch.
A small dining area next to the kitchen
Next to the sofa and kitchen, you can find a small bar table attached to the wall, with two classic bentwood bar stools. The black table and chairs add to the contrast in the interior.
A corner kitchen to optimize the studio layout
A corner layout kitchen is installed to use the available space as efficiently as possible. By pushing the kitchen into the corner, the space looks open and spacious.
The dark wood kitchen cabinets work well with the overall color palette in the apartment.
Underneath the loft bed, you can find a closed room for a home office. The wall next to the doorway is used for a sideboard with a large round mirror, which reflects the space and makes it look bigger.
The home office space is decorated in a natural color palette as well. The large standing mirror reflects some daylight into the space that doesn’t get any direct daylight.
A small hallway next to the main studio space offers a space for adding a large wardrobe and storage for jackets and shoes.
Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Peter Pousard, via Alvhem
