The real eye-catcher in this beautiful home for sale in Sweden (Styled by Lindholm Design, photographed by Sawsonov for Historiska Hem) is the gorgeous green kitchen with beige stone countertops and chrome hardware. The L-shaped kitchen functionally separates the living and cooking areas.
The soft beige walls and warm wood tones in the rest of the living space add a unique character to the home that looks very personal and inviting.
A green kitchen with beige stone countertops and stainless steel elements
The green kitchen cabinets stand out against the soft beige walls in a powerful way. The L-shaped kitchen layout allows the kitchen to extend from the small niche space into the living area. Yet, at the same time, it also functions as a visual separator between the two functional areas.
The minimal green cabinets are paired with stainless steel hardware and appliances and a stone countertop for a modern look. The two classic pendant lights above the counter add an elegant touch to the setting.
The L-shaped layout is arranged with the fridge right next to the window and a series of plants bring out the vibrancy of the green cabinets even more.
A sofa and dining area with a variety of warm wood tones
The sofa and dining area right next to the kitchen island features a warm and inviting mix of different wood tones in the dining table, dining chairs, coffee tables, and the String bookshelf against the wall. This warm mix complements the soft beige walls and beige curtains and makes the light couch color stand out.
The other side of the living room features a vintage dresser painted in the same color as the wall to make it blend in. A mix of vintage accessories and a fiddle fig tree decorate this simple corner perfectly.
Pale yellow bedroom walls and a subtle decor
The pale yellow paint color used in the bedroom gives this light-flooded room a vibrant yet subtle touch. The subtle addition of different colors and accessories makes this bedroom look unique and inviting.
The peg rail and wall shelf attached next to the bed are painted in the same color as the wall to make them blend in nicely.
The right side of the bedroom features a walk-in closet that can be hidden behind a sheer white linen curtain when it’s not in use.
A kid’s room with terracotta walls
The kid’s room has a deep terracotta wall color that makes it so unique, which is perfectly fitting for a children’s space. Even the heater element is painted in the same color as the wall, for a cohesive effect.
The bedding has a similar tone to the wall color, which makes the effect of this dark mood even more powerful.
A simple bathroom with beige wall and floor tiles
A small beige hallway with white IKEA wall storage modules
Styled by Styled by Lindholm Design, photographed by Sawsonov for Historiska Hem
