This large turn-of-the-century apartment looks cozy and inviting and has a modest style, except for the rather bold choice of the navy blue kitchen, which stands out here. I think the kitchen looks fresh and spacious and I love the blue against the white subway tiles and the herringbone flooring.

In the living area, the curtains that go from floor to ceiling and wall to wall give a sophisticated hotel room feeling to the rooms and I like the old door that has been made into a shelf. From the bedroom, there is access to a small workspace as well.

Photography by Andres Bergstedt for Entrance Makleri

The architectural details in this room are absolutely stunning. This majestic look is paired up with stylish but very clean and simple furniture and objects, just because the details of the building are so elaborate.

via Per Jansson

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Talented Swedish stylist Emma Fisher did a collaboration with Fritz Hansen, where she styled the limited edition Series 7 series designed by Lala Berlin. I think the combination of the burgundy chairs works perfectly with the dark blue wall, white washed floors and detailed architectural elements. The chair itself looks very sophisticated with the velvet seat and I think she presented it in a perfect setting.

Stylin by Emma Fisher, photographed by Fanny Hanssen

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Another beautiful project from Swedish interior shop Artilleriet. Their dark easter setting looks moody, yet fresh and is a beautiful showcase of their product selection. I like the mixture of the almost black wall, with the brown, beige and natural tints.

Project by Artilleriet, take a look on their website to see the product selection

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I’m generally quite satisfied with the way we designed our kitchen, but seeing this gorgeous design by Nordiska Kök makes me want to change to a warmer color palette. The dark oak wood combined with the terrazzo counter tops against the beige wall works really well and creates a warm an inviting feeling.

Styled by Sundling Kickén, Photographed by Osman Tahir for Nordiska Kök

I think this home is just so beautiful with it’s old fireplaces, ceiling details and built in cabinets from the beginning of the century. This all white space has been decorated by Studio Lotta Agaton in a natural palette with string black accent pieces for a slightly dramatic effect.

Both the Vitra and Fogia armchairs are very strong pieces in the living room, while as the Artek bar cart and the Panthella lamp keep things a little lighter. The ceiling high bookshelf in the living room really adds character to this space as well and seems to be the only source of color in this home.

In the bedroom the antique wardrobe really catches my eye, which has been painted in a matt black and contrasts so nicely with the other lighter items in this room.

Styling by Studio Lotta Agaton, photographed by Kristofer Johnsson for Residence Magazine

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