This beautifully renovated historic apartment for sale in Sweden (via Stadshem) has a combined living and bedroom area that works in a spacious and elegant way. The bed is built inside of a niche space inside the wall and separated off with beige curtains on either side for an elegant effect.

The rest of the spacious living space with light grey walls features a mix of brown and beige modern furniture with green plants and carefully selected accessories.

A combined living and sleeping space with a bed nook

The spacious living and sleeping area is located in a large room with three windows, which provides the space with a lot of daylight. The area in front of the window is used for a spacious sofa area featuring a beige sofa, an off-white area rug, and a brown armchair.

The sheer white curtains frame the largest window frame and the modern white pendant lamp adds almost a sculptural effect to this living room.

On the other side, next to the apartment hallway, you can find a cozy bed nook with a lowered ceiling and beige curtains to separate the two functional areas from each other.

The small bed fits the bed nook perfectly and the bedside table and bedside rug make their way out of the niche space, making the area feel bigger.

The wall next to the hallway is a perfect spot for a home office area. A small wood desk paired with a black chair and an elegant round mirror is placed next to a cork cabinet that can hold paperwork and office supplies.

A simple kitchen with a cozy dining area

The kitchen space is rather large and can fit a 4-person round dining table in front of the balcony window. The mixture of black and white textiles and chairs adds a beautiful contrast here.

Two subtle art prints and an elegant pendant light complete the look of this cozy dining setup.

A small hallway with a large wall mirror

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This light-flooded apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Mimmi Staaf, photographed by Jocke Ono for Historiska Hem) has a large living kitchen with a long row of tall windows letting in an abundance of natural light. The cooking and living areas are separated from each other with a non-bearing module that contains the TV on the living room side and the fridge on the cooking side.

The bedroom, which lies right next to the living kitchen, is painted in a pastel yellow wall color and decorated with a few yellow accent pieces just like the bathroom in this apartment.

A large living kitchen with a beige sofa and neutral yet cozy decor

The light beige fabric sofa stands proud on top of an off-white area rug in the middle of the living space. The black sideboard behind it adds a lovely contrast to the setting, while the wooden coffee table and vintage leather armchair add a few warm tones to the look.

A large wall rug decorates the wall behind the leather armchair. The brown tones in the rug pair well with the rest of the living room interior.

A vintage lamp paired with a few carefully selected decor pieces makes the black sideboard shine.

A kitchen and dining area with a separator module in the middle

The cooking area is a bit higher than the rest of the space, separating the two areas naturally. To module in front of the kitchen makes the separation between functional areas even more apparent, while at the same time offering a great spot for the TV facing the sofa.

On the other side of the module, you can find the fridge and other appliances.

The warm wood dining table and chairs pair nicely with the wood kitchen cabinets and find a perfect spot in front of one of the windows.

A bedroom with pastel yellow walls and yellow bedding

The pastel yellow bedroom walls are contrasted by the two black floor lamps and magazine holders next to the bed. The yellow bedding brings out the yellow undertones in the paint color nicely.

The bedroom wardrobe is hidden behind a linen curtain, making it less apparent in the space.

A hallway with a yellow door and a wall-to-wall wardrobe

A simple white bathroom with yellow accents

Styled by Mimmi Staaf, photographed by Jocke Ono for Historiska Hem

This beautiful turn-of-the-century apartment with many large windows for sale in Sweden (via Alvhem) has an open-plan living kitchen with warm beige walls and brown cabinets for a warm and inviting look. The wall between the kitchen and living area was removed to create an open floor plan with the dining table between the two functional areas.

The small bedroom is painted in a dramatic dark green wall color that makes the white ceiling paint color stand out. In contrast, the hallway is painted in a sand color, including the wardrobe for a tone-on-tone effect.

Brown kitchen cabinets paired with beige walls and beige stone countertops

The push-to-open brown kitchen cabinets contrast against the light wall color and go up to the ceiling for an impressive effect and lots of storage in the space.

The beige stone countertops complement the brown tone of the cabinets perfectly, while the black faucet adds a bit of contrast to the palette.

Against the living room wall, larger cupboards are placed that hold the large appliances out of the way from the main kitchen element.

The dining table paired with natural oak dining chairs stands out against the dark brown tone of the kitchen and adds a warm natural touch against the white-soaped hardwood flooring.

A mirror reflects the space and the light coming in through the windows, making the room appear larger.

A white sofa paired with an elegant wall rug and a white area rug set the stage for a natural wood coffee table and a dark-tone vintage glass cabinet that adds a unique character to the room.

Dark green walls in a small bedroom space

The small bedroom has a dramatic look because of the dark green bedroom wall color, from which the mix of beige textiles on the bed stands out powerfully.

The wall color contrasts with the white ceiling, the white door, and the simple white wardrobe providing storage for clothes.

A sand-colored entryway with a built-in wardrobe in the same tone

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This historic apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Petra Yngfalk, photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem) is renovated in a modern and minimal way, and decorated with a few subtle additions that make the interior style of this space inviting yet clean and minimal at the same time.

The large living kitchen has cream kitchen cabinets that match the color of the walls. Opposite the kitchen, you can find a spacious dining area and on the other side, the sofa area finds a spot. The custom wardrobe built in the hallway features a small home office in the middle, optimally utilizing this space.

A cream-white kitchen with beige limestone countertops

The minimal cream-white kitchen cabinets are paired with a warm beige limestone countertop, black appliances, and a black faucet for a modern look.

The spacious dining table with Wishbone chairs fits perfectly in front of this window and the black pendant light adds a beautiful contrast to the setting.

Two subtle black wall lights above the kitchen counter provide a minimal form of task lighting while cooking.

Even though the kitchen doesn’t have upper cabinets, the stove hood is covered with the same material as the kitchen cabinets, blending in with the wall color behind it.

A small pantry next to the kitchen is great for added storage since the kitchen has been kept quite minimal.

A sofa area with warm tones and a white couch

Opposite the dining table, you can find a sofa section with a white couch that stands out against the subtle wall color.

A leather armchair and a wooden wall shelf add a beautiful warm touch to the living kitchen and the shelf holds a nice collection of objects and ceramics,

A hallway with a built-in home office

This open-plan layout features a hallway that flows over into the living kitchen and the bedroom. A large standing mirror reflects this low-lit space and makes it look and feel more spacious.

A wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling wardrobe offers lots of storage space in the hallway. The middle of this wardrobe functions as a custom closet home office desk. The materials used for the cabinets and worktop are the same as the ones used in the kitchen.

A minimal bedroom with a custom shelf inside the wall

The soft beige wall color in the bedroom is matched by white bedding, curtains, and a pendant light for a light and bright effect. The green plants add a beautiful fresh touch to the interior.

The custom shelf built inside the wall replaces bedside tables in this small bedroom and can hold books and other essentials.

Styled by Petra Yngfalk, photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem

This modernized home on two levels for sale in Sweden (via Tradition) has a contemporary aesthetic because of the bold color palette used in the different rooms. The majestically high ceilings in this home allow for the bedroom to be on the loft level, without losing any functionality on the home office section placed below.

The petrol blue walls in the living room are paired with an orange sofa and pink tones in the area rug for a bold look. The pink comes back in the loft bedroom placed behind a glass wall. The modern bathroom features vertical green wall tiles and terrazzo countertops for an eye-catching look.

Petrol-blue living room walls paired with an orange sofa and pink rug

The downstairs level of this stylish home is painted in a bold petrol-blue paint color. By also painting the pillar, the window frames, and the heater elements, the entire room is submerged in this dark color for a moody effect.

The ceiling is painted in a lighter blue tone, including a trim on the wall which brightens up the space and drives the attention towards the impressive ceiling height.

The pink sofa is paired with two black leather lounge chairs that separate the sofa area from the home office space underneath the loft.

The dark wood tones in the home office section pop out of the dark wall color. In the lower area below the loft bed, both the walls and ceiling are painted in the same color.

A kitchen with petrol blue tiles and a terrazzo dining table

The petrol blue tiles on the backsplash of the warm wood kitchen pair wonderfully with the bold wall color in the living room and tie both spaces together.

A green terrazzo dining table with pink legs and Freischwinger chairs fits the area in front of the kitchen perfectly. The gold chandelier with glass bulbs gives the dining area a retro look.

A staircase leads to a loft bedroom with pink walls

The staircase leading to the second level has integrated storage cabinets underneath. This is a very elegant solution and it allows you to not lose the space underneath the stairs.

The two-tone pink walls in the bedroom contrast nicely with the blue walls in the living room and the trims underneath the ceilings align with each other perfectly.

A glass wall separates the loft level from the main living area, which allows daylight to come through.

A modern green bathroom with vertical tiles and terrazzo elements

The modern bathroom features vertical green bathroom tiles paired with elegant green fixtures and beige limestone floor tiles. The half-tile bathroom walls are paired with a dark green wall color on top, which makes for a slightly dramatic look.

The green and pink terrazzo countertop by the sink completes the bathroom look and is a true focal point in the space.

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This light-flooded turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Walti Hösli for Entrance Makleri) has a black metal glass partition between the white galley kitchen and the guest bedroom with a home office.

The rest of the apartment features a large living room, separated from the spacious light grey bedroom by a double interior door for a semi-open floor plan. The delicate natural color palette with a mix of greys, beiges, and black accents comes back throughout the entire apartment for a calm and tranquil look.

A light grey shaker kitchen with a black metal glass partition

The light grey shaker cabinets in this galley kitchen layout are paired with an elegant white marble countertop and subtle chrome hardware for an airy look that pairs well with the light grey wall color in the space.

The room where the kitchen is built is very long and narrow, allowing the front part by the window to be used as a combined guest bedroom and home office space. To separate this area from the kitchen, a black metal glass partition was built between the two areas.

The black metal frame adds a beautiful contrast to the light palette of the interior and the glass panels allow the daylight to flow through to the kitchen.

A single bed paired with a white desk makes for an ideal space to work from home.

A spacious living room decorated in beige and brown tones

The large living room has white walls that reflect the daylight coming in through the historic windows. The beige fabric sofa is decorated with a mix of brown and beige textiles for a warm and inviting look.

A living room gallery wall in beige and grey tones decorates the entire wall and adds a unique character to the sofa area.

A large dining table in front of the windows is paired with white dining chairs that match the light palette living room.

A double interior door leads up to the bedroom, which has a complementing color palette to that of the living space.

A bedroom with light grey walls and a white wardrobe

The light grey bedroom walls make the white crown molding underneath the ceiling stand out and pair nicely with the grey curtains in front of the window. The bed has a mix of warm linen textiles that bring a cozy element to the space.

A classic white wardrobe with paneled doors matches the historic flair of the apartment, without standing out too much.

Another desk by the window creates a home office for a second person in this apartment. Ideal for couples that both work from home.

A light grey entryway with a round mirror enlarges the space

Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Walti Hösli for Entrance Makleri

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco for Stadshem) has a delicate warm grey paint color on the walls, which is paired with brown and beige tones throughout the interior for a warm and inviting effect.

The open plan layout allows you to look from one room into the other, which makes it even more important to adjust the decor and color palette of the different rooms to each other.

Brown and beige tones in a light-flooded living room

The light-flooded living room has a subtle grey wall color on the walls, which pairs wonderfully with the light hardwood flooring and the beige and white textiles spread throughout.

An off-white sofa and a white area rug brighten up the palette, while beige textiles on the couch and a beige wall rug add a beautiful and warm texture to the setting.

A vintage dresser in a dark wood tone stands out against the wall color and is paired with a beautiful art print with brown tones. The brown armchair complements the look of this cozy reading corner perfectly.

The other side of the room has a white sideboard, yet also here you can find a few brown tones to tie the look together.

The style of the bedroom and living room match perfectly with each other and the color palettes complement each other nicely.

A neutral bedroom with subtle beige and brown tones

The white and beige textiles on the bed stand out subtly against the wall color. A large mirror reflects the space nicely, and the armchair next to the bed makes for a perfect spot to read a book.

Warm beige curtains warm up the light coming through the windows and the green plants in the window sill add a fresh touch to the setting.

A bundle of three fabric lamps adds an almost sculptural effect underneath these high bedroom ceilings.

A simple grey kitchen and a doorway turned into a kitchen shelf

The simple kitchen with grey cabinets and a white tile backsplash allows for a large dining table to be placed in the middle. What used to be a doorway is turned into shelving for glasses and dinnerware.

A spacious dining table with bentwood chairs fits perfectly in front of the balcony window and the black tones and dark brown wood tones add a lovely contrast to the setting.

A guest bedroom paired with a home office section

The second bedroom pairs office- and guest bedroom functionalities. The area next to the window is dedicated to a large black desk, paired with beautiful beige artwork and subtle decor pieces.

The bed on the other side of the room is decorated with a subtle mix of beige and brown textiles to match the look of the rest of the apartment.

A bathroom with white subway tile on the walls and mosaic floor tiles

Styled by Grey Deco for Stadshem