I think this is a great example of a combined living and bedroom area in a small apartment.  The bed is placed on the one end of the room, separated from the living room area by the mirror and nightstand. The HAY peas area rug in the living room marks this surface as its own and the curtains cover the entire wall, which makes the space look bigger and gives it a hotel feeling.

The Pholc pendant light and the clothing rail by Annaleena have the same minimal outlines, which brings the two areas together. The light and natural color palette makes this space look bigger and classic items like the bentwood chair and the Artek stool make the space characteristic and unique.

Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed Alen Cordic for Bjurfors

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This spacious living room is filled with natural light and has something of an industrial look because of the ceiling beams and large windows. The space includes an area with sofa’s, a dining table and a small desk, which is a lot but still it doesn’t feel like it is overcrowded.

I like the combination of the fabric sofa and the leather armchairs. This combination of materials looks great in this white space and the glass coffee table looks very light in this setup, almost floating on top of the soft grey area rug.

The art wall on the other side of the living room looks amazing as well and I like that it spreads over all the way from the sofa area to the small desk and connects both areas visually. The desk seems to be a vintage find with a worn out look which looks great paired up with the Grand Prix chair from Fritz Hansen.

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This kitchen looks very warm and inviting to me. The wooden cabinets go very well with the brass handles and the marble countertop and splash guard. I like the combination of open shelving and top cabinets against the wall as well. It makes for ample storage possibilities, but also an area to display your nicest things (like the lamp, plant and pretty cups in this case).

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These adjacent living room and kitchen areas are filled with natural light that is reflected off the white floors and walls. The big kitchen in mint green looks very fresh, though the black dining table with the dark area underneath it makes this look a bit more dramatic. The living room is kept very light, with lots of art prints and artefacts.

If you are wondering about any of the furniture and accessories in this home, I have listed up everything I recognise in the pictures on this Get The Look Pinterest board.

Photography by Anders Bergstedt for Entrance Makleri

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Korean Lagom Bath has approached Lotta Agaton, Norm architects and Note Design Studio to each design a bathroom for them and the results look great. These minimal bathroom designs let the materials speak for themselves and their minimal lines are great for small bathrooms.

Styling by Lotta Agaton, photographed byRagnar Òmarsson

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I think the owners of this flat were so daring to paint their entire home in shades of pink. This is something I would never go for myself (I would go more in the beige or grey direction) but I love the way it looks here and in this bedroom. These warm colors on the wall give the entire flat a very warm and subtle look, which is perfectly matched with furniture in wood and browns.

The kitchen is painted in a lighter shade of dusty pink, which goes perfectly with the marble countertops there and makes this area a lot lighter.

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This wonderful home with greige walls is decorated with warm elements for a perfectly harmonious and cozy vibe. The leather and wood accents in the living room combined with the fluffy area rug makes this room very cozy. The kitchen is optimally used with cabinets all the way up to the ceiling and the bedroom combines bedding and a bed skirt in the same color, which is a nice look as well.

Styling by Grey Deco, photography by Jonas Berg for Stadshem

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