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
This light and bright turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Walti Hosli for Entrance Makleri) consists of one large room that contains both living room and sleeping functionality. The bedroom is placed inside of a niche in the wall, separating it visually from the rest of the space.
Apart from this one-bedroom, the apartment also contains a spacious kitchen with simple white cabinets and enough space for a large dining table paired with Wishbone chairs in the middle of the room.
A large living and sleeping space with a bedroom in a nook
The high ceilings of this spacious living and sleeping room make the space appear even larger than it is. The off-white wall color accentuates the white crown molding underneath the ceiling and the crystal chandelier matches the historic vibe perfectly.
The white teddy sofa on top of the white fluffy area rug set the stage for a variety of brown, beige, and grey textiles and accessories decorating the space.
Next to the niche space holding the bed, a large white wardrobe is placed against the wall, providing the apartment with enough storage space.
The bed is made with a mix of beige and brown textiles that warm up this section of the room. While the windows in the sofa area are covered with sheer white curtains, a darker grey curtain in the sleeping area dims out the light coming from the small window in the bedroom nook.
The other side of the space features wooden open shelving for books and accessories, paired with a small home office desk in wood and white.
The color palette of these two sections warms up the entire functionality-packed space and makes it look cozy and inviting.
A spacious white kitchen with a dining table in the middle
The simple white kitchen with wood countertops is spread in a corner layout in this spacious room. The sheer white curtains frame the beautiful curved historic windows and the white walls and white flooring have a bright effect in this space.
Closed cabinets are paired with open shelving and stainless steel appliances.
The white and wood dining table in the middle of the space is paired with light oak Wishbone dining chairs and an oak peg rail for an elegant look in front of the window.
A white-painted vintage pantry cabinet adds a unique character to the space and is a great spot to keep glasses and dinnerware next to the dining table.
A white hallway with storage shelves above the doorway
This cozy turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Petra Yngfalk, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem) has a gorgeous blue-grey shaker kitchen with butcher block countertops. The countertops’ warm wood resembles the hardwood floor’s tone and the vintage dining table by the window. At the same time, the blue cabinet color comes back in the painted dining chairs around the table.
The living room features a few pieces of blue accent furniture to make a visual connection to the kitchen design. From the living room, you can access the fully painted bedroom in a bold terracotta tone.
Blue-grey kitchen cabinets in a classic shaker kitchen with an island in the middle
The shaker classic shaker kitchen with blue cabinets, wood hardware, and butcher block countertops brings a lovely mix of cool and warm tones to the space with beige walls.
The white shiplap backsplash protects the kitchen walls and provides the cooking space with a farmhouse look.
Stainless steel appliances and a farmhouse sink with a gold faucet further enhance the delicate farmhouse aesthetic.
The kitchen stops right in front of the window, while the countertop is continued, leaving out a space underneath to store an extra stool for the table.
The kitchen island in the middle includes multiple storage drawers, while the extra countertop space is great for prepping dinner.
The vintage dining table behind the kitchen island is paired with vintage dining chairs painted in a blue that’s a few tones lighter than the kitchen cabinets. The dining area gallery wall adds a beautiful classic element to the space next to the white porcelain fireplace.
Next to the large kitchen cupboards holding the fridge and storage areas, you can find an old doorway turned into open shelving for kitchen accessories.
A living room with beige walls, a gallery wall, and blue accents
The subtle yet classical living room style features a vintage cabinet in between the windows, paired with a white sofa and a gallery wall.
The blue fabric on the lounge chairs comes back in the blue textiles on the couch and the blue tones in the gallery wall for a color palette that complements the one in the kitchen.
A terracotta bedroom with beige and yellow textiles on the bed
Through the historic double interior doors, you can take a peek from the living room into the bedroom. The color palettes of both rooms are distinctly different, yet they pair well together at the same time.
The beige and yellow textiles on the bed and headboard stand out against the bold backdrop of the terracotta paint color.
The built-in wardrobe is painted in the same color as the walls to make it blend into the room.
A kid’s room with a vintage desk in front of the window
A checkered floor and floral wallpaper in the entryway
A checkered bathroom floor paired with white wall tiles in the bathroom
Stove alcoves have been regaining popularity in recent years. After becoming a staple in Victorian kitchens to contain heat and help fireproof the area, stove alcoves fell out of favor as technological advancements were made, and design ideals shifted.
However, this kitchen feature can still help improve the function of your kitchen while also creating depth and character in the space. Below are the most stylish stove alcoves to help you find inspiration in the beauty and aesthetics of this traditional kitchen element.
A Kitchen Full of Varying Wood Textures and a Stove Alcove
In our first example, we see how modern design elements can be paired with old-fashioned features to create something new. This kitchen blends multiple materials and finishes for a warm and welcoming environment.
The island houses a built-in sink, a seating area, and a thin stainless steel countertop. The alcove itself features a smooth back wall, as opposed to a more common brick or tile backsplash.
Traditional and Modern Kitchen Design Ideas With Plenty of Counter Space
A kitchen with a high ceiling presents the perfect opportunity to build a large, elegant stove alcove. The pale, creamy yellow color frames the area beautifully, and the glass-fronted cabinets add an extra layer of charm to this space.
Built-in shelves on the sides of the alcove make cooking a breeze by keeping common items within easy reach. Victorian floor tiling creates further visual interest, as does the pops of florals and greenery throughout the room.
An Arched Alcove with White Marble paired with a Kitchen Island
This contemporary kitchen design makes full use of the majestic ceiling height available in this historic space. The arched alcove around the sink is covered with white marble, which pairs well with the white marble countertops and the shelving made out of the same material. The gold faucet stands out against this modern and minimal aesthetic.
Stunning Marble Surfaces With a Dedicated Area for the Main Sink
Instead of putting your stove in an alcove, you can instead use this recessed space for your kitchen sink.
In this example, the stove is placed on the island with a small prep sink. The island, alcove, and dining table are all made of the same marble surface, featuring bold veining that’s beautifully complemented by the black fixtures and accessories.
Use a Stove Alcove to Create a Focal Point in a New Kitchen Built on Classic Styling
A more traditional design, this kitchen is an excellent blend of modernized features and old-fashioned elements. The classic black and white palette is the perfect choice for this kitchen, with the black countertops and stove popping against the white cabinets.
Square tile lining the alcove and thick trim work around the opening echoes that of a historic hearth, and glass front shelves frame the area to create further balance.
An Elegant Kitchen Design With a Mix of Materials and a Subdued Color Palette
This stunningly regal stove makes a bold statement in this elegant kitchen, making it a no-brainer for an alcove. The black and silver finish on this stove allows it to fit well with any type of style, though it stands out even more dramatically when set against a muted backdrop such as this.
This setup also allows you to place the stove fan discreetly behind the large panels to keep any ductwork tucked away and out of sight for a clean look.
A Stove Alcove Spanning the Length of the One-Wall Kitchen Layout
Your stove alcove doesn’t have to be limited to the space immediately around your cooking surface. This kitchen design places the alcove over the entirety of the one-wall layout, maximizing counter space and framing the work area.
A pantry on either side of the room can provide additional storage without breaking the flow of the layout. This kitchen is also another example of how you can implement a hidden range hood by using an alcove.
A Brown and Off-White Color Scheme and a Sink With Its Own Space and Open Shelving
This kitchen design has it all: a vaulted ceiling, open shelves, and an island with a built-in seating area. Deep brown wood and beige walls create a peaceful environment. Similar to a previous example, this kitchen has two sinks, a main sink in the recessed area and a small prep sink by the stove.
This helps to streamline the cooking process and improve the flow of the work triangle. Overall, this is a wonderfully modern design with plenty of space to entertain family and friends.
A Stove Alcove With a Beautiful Mural in a Kitchen Full of Vintage Charm
This kitchen fully embraces the Victorian design ideals that brought us the stove alcove. A stunning floral mural is painted on the white tile lining the alcove, and small inset shelves keep spices close at hand.
The blue-grey of the floor tiles is matched by the cabinets surrounding the farmhouse sink, with the whole room being illuminated by the sunlight pouring through the window just out of frame.
A Luxurious Marble Stove Alcove in an Elegant Off-White Room
This kitchen is a simple design with a few luxurious touches that result in a contemporary room that’s sure to stand the test of time.
Off-white cabinetry provides plenty of storage to help maximize workspace and maintain a uniform look. The black stove is a fantastic choice for this setting as it further creates a focal point for the kitchen alongside the white and grey marble.
A Small Room With a Subtle Alcove for the Sink to Maximize Storage Space
This kitchen serves as a great source of inspiration for anyone looking to freshen up their small kitchen area. The bold marble island sits proudly in the center of the floor and houses the flat electric cooktop.
The rest of the space is a combination of off-white and warm dark brown, shades that pair wonderfully with the placement of each element as well as the natural light in the room.
Blend Modern Ideals and Farmhouse Design into a Stunning Kitchen With a Stove Alcove
Similar in design to another idea we’ve seen today, this kitchen stuns with a vaulted ceiling and a fully functional island.
The predominantly grey palette is paired perfectly with the brown wood tones of the exposed beams and table as well as the lighter shades of the light fixtures and bar stools. The stove alcove is very subtle here, serving a supporting role instead of the main focus.
A Glass Tile Backsplash and Black Countertops for a Unique Kitchen Alcove
These square glass tiles are a beautiful and one-of-a-kind backdrop to this stove alcove, keeping the wall protected while also providing a stylish appearance. White shaker cabinets provide more than enough storage options for all of your cooking essentials and groceries, removing the need for a separate pantry area.
Black countertops and cabinet handles make for an excellent source of contrast to complete the look.
Dark Cabinetry and Dramatic, Green-Tinted Marble to Make the Kitchen Alcove Pop
When you have a showstopping material in your kitchen, minimal decor is the way to go. This breathtaking green marble covers the floor, countertop, and wall in this alcove, making a dramatic statement that’s sure to impress house guests.
Dark brown wood supports this material well by contrasting the busier texture with a smoother look. Brassy-copper hardware is the perfect addition to this room.
A Unique Painted Design on the Backsplash in a Traditional Kitchen With a Stove Alcove
This kitchen alcove echoes many of the designs we’ve already seen but with its own personality and flare. Detailed imagery on the tile backsplash immediately draws the eye, acting as a wonderful starting point for the room.
A dark-colored ceiling and flooring help to balance out the creamy off-white tone of the cabinets and stove. These colors can be infinitely customized to showcase your own preferences and style.
This beautiful apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem) has a gorgeous greige paint tone on the walls that gives it a warm and inviting aesthetic. The flat is rather small, with the living room including a sofa area with a loft bed on top of the bathroom.
The kitchen on the other side of the apartment entrance is painted in the same greige wall color and features a stylish and cozy dining area in front of the balcony window.
A greige living room with a loft bed
The greige wall color of the living space warms up the entire interior decor. The IKEA Ivar cabinet is painted in the same color as the walls for a tone-on-tone effect. The black accents in the accessories add a lovely contrast to the setting.
The loft bed is built on top of the bathroom and wardrobe cabinets, adding functionality to both levels. The wardrobe has mirrored sliding doors to make the space appear bigger and to reflect light coming from the windows.
A narrow staircase with assymetric steps offers access to the loft bed.
The greige wall color is continued in the sleeping area and the bed is placed on the floor to not lose the limited height available.
A white kitchen paired with a cozy dining area
The white kitchen is a little bit dated, however, the stylish dining area in front of the balcony doors makes up for this.
The white dining table and chairs stand out against the greige wall color and the wood wall shelves offer a great spot for a selection of accessories.
The eye-catching decor in this apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Epok Interior and Sarah Hallonkvist, photographed by Jens Eliasson for Bjurfors) is brought on mainly by the sky-blue ceiling color used in the spacious living room. This blue color comes back in the bedroom as well, where it is used on both the walls and ceilings for a color-drenched effect.
The kitchen has dark wood cabinets paired with a natural stone countertop, with a layout that spreads along one kitchen wall. The other wall features a small breakfast bar with two blue bar stools that are a true focal point in the space.
A living and dining space with a sky-blue ceiling
The sky-blue ceiling color is continued on the trim, making the ceiling color pop out even more against the off-white wall color. The gray fabric sofa paired with an off-white area rug set the stage for the orange armchair, which is a true focal point in the otherwise natural color palette.
The dining area on the other side of the space features a blue pendant lamp that complements the ceiling color nicely.
The wall shelving next to the dining table is painted in the same color as the ceiling, which makes the look complete.
A dark wood kitchen with an elegant breakfast bar
The dark wood kitchen cabinets are placed mainly by the left kitchen wall, leaving space available for an elegant breakfast bar with a coffee machine on the opposite side.
The dark wood kitchen cabinets are paired with off-white walls, an elegant stone countertop, and stainless steel elements for a modern aesthetic.
The breakfast bar features two blue bentwood bar stools that bring a blue tone into the kitchen space as well, making a visual connection with the living space.
A sky-blue bedroom with beige elements
The matching wall and ceiling color in this space gives the bedroom a color-drenched effect from which the subtle decor pieces stand out.
The warm wood tone on the doors adds a beautiful warmth and contrasts nicely with the cool tones in the paint color.
A pink tile bathroom with a pink vanity and a blue shower curtain
A pastel pink hallway with a pink storage cabinet
The pastel-pink hallway wall color is used on the ceilings and the storage cabinet as well for a tone-on-tone effect. The pink tones in the art print and the white stool complement the look perfectly.
This majestic historic apartment that was for sale in Sweden (via Behrer & Partners) is renovated in an elegant and high-end fashion, highlighting and complementing the original elements of the turn-of-the-century building with a mix of classic and modern pieces.
The spacious living kitchen with a large dining table in the middle is the central room in the apartment. The classic white kitchen cabinets blend in with the white walls and pair well with the intricate crown molding underneath the ceiling.
All the elegant rooms come out onto the hallway, with a rounded doorway and an eye-catching wallpaper design that’s like a piece of art.
A classic white kitchen with white marble countertops
The classic white kitchen features paneled cabinets that look like historic wainscoting, perfectly fitting the style of the apartment.
Large cupboards by the doorway are paired with a few upper cabinets in the middle above the countertop for a light look that keeps the floor plan spacious and elegant.
Two classic wall lamps are hung on either side of the upper cabinets. A classic wall shelf is applied to the wall next to the window matching the height of the kitchen backsplash for a cohesive look.
The white cabinets are paired with a beautiful marble countertop, adding a natural shine to the matt cabinetry.
A dining and living area next to the elegant kitchen
In front of the kitchen, you can find a large dining table in a natural wood tone, paired with oak Wishbone dining chairs for a natural look that pairs well with the herringbone flooring.
The sofa area on the other side of the room features a white sculptural sofa, paired with a round glass coffee table on a delicate white rug. The overall light palette doesn’t take any attention away from the beautiful living room wainscoting that dominates the entire wall opposite the kitchen.
What used to be a doorway is now turned into wall shelving for keeping a selection of beautiful decor pieces.
The TV is hung elegantly on the wall next to the shelving, right above the wainscoting.
An entryway with a curved door and beautiful wallpaper
The curved doorway in the hallway is accentuated by the use of a hallway wallpaper design that spreads over the walls.
By using a single pattern wallpaper over the entire wall, it almost seems like the hallway features a hand-painted mural.
An elegant white bedroom with built-in cabinets into the wall
The fully white bedroom design matches the color palette of the rest of the apartment. The elegant glass wall lamps and the natural wood bedside tables stand out among the white textiles used in the space.
Wardrobe cabinets are built along the wall and some are even integrated within the walls for an elegant look that doesn’t take away from the historic elegance of the space.
A white marble bathroom with chrome fixtures and an arched mirror
Whether you’re an expert interior designer or just an average homeowner, light wood floors are a popular choice for many homes. Light hardwood floors combine the durable nature of real wood with the versatility of lighter tones to create a stylish flooring option for your house.
In the list below, you can find the most stylish kitchens with light wood floors to help you find inspiration for your remodel.
Deep Brown-Gray Cabinets, Black Fixtures, and Light Wood Floors
Dark kitchen cabinets partnered with light wood flooring and light-toned walls are a classic combination. This kitchen layout features an island with a built-in wine fridge and bar seating. The dark appliances and black hardware throughout add additional contrast that suits this space well.
Light Wood Cabinets With Light Wood Floors, White Walls, and Dark Accents
Light wood flooring and equally light kitchen cabinets with white walls create a breezy room that you’ll love spending time in. Exposed beams and white shiplap on the ceiling make for a vaguely farmhouse style, and the simplistic decor in shades of black and brown provides a contemporary air to the space.
Rich Brown Wood Cabinets With White Countertops and Light Hardwood Floors
This combination of kitchen and dining room exudes a level of warmth due to the rich tones of the cabinetry and table. White countertops work hand-in-hand with the light wood floor to balance out these serious tones to complement all elements in the room. Smooth-front cabinets create a seamless look that’s more modern and elevates the style.
Pale Wood Floors Paired With Pastel Sage Green Cabinets and Walls
If you’re a fan of the rustic look, this kitchen is for you. The extremely light wood goes well with the sage green tones of the kitchen cabinets while being balanced by the deep wood table and chairs.
Using the same paint on the cabinets, shelves, and walls results in a stylish and cohesive appearance. This is also a great setting for a farmhouse sink should you so choose.
Styled by Helen Sturesson, photographed by Adam Haglund for Kulladal
Natural Dark Wood Cabinets and Hardwood Floors With a Section of White Cabinets
The simply gorgeous combination of different wood textures and stains will allow this contemporary kitchen to stand the test of time.
Black appliances and white cabinets pop against the wood floors and lower cabinets, while the dining room area perfectly reflects these elements. This makes for a kitchen where you can happily enjoy a peaceful meal with family or friends.
Light Wood Floors in a Herringbone Design With Rich Wood Cabinets and Pale Sage Green Walls
This kitchen is full of visual texture, showcasing a range of furniture, materials, and colors. Light wood in a herringbone pattern covers the floor, serving as a neutral backdrop for the deeper tones in the space.
The small table in the corner next to the stainless steel oven is a cozy place to enjoy a meal while basking in the bright natural light pouring through the window.
Light Colored Walls and Dark Cabinets Sat on Light Hardwood Floors
This modern kitchen follows a similar color palette as many of our other examples but utilizes more decorative dishes on a floating shelf for a more lived-in feel. A stainless steel countertop with a built-in sink enhances the sleek, custom appearance of the space that will suit nearly any house well.
Light Wood Floors With Gray Marble Countertops and Dark Blue Cabinets
This kitchen layout is equally bold and relaxing, using color to create a peaceful environment that counteracts the busy nature of a compact space. Light wood flooring runs through the room, making the blue of the cabinets pop and mirroring the light ceiling.
Black appliances match the black accents found in the rest of the space, tying everything together through the use of decor.
Herringbone Wood Floors Paired With Virtually Seamless Dark Wood Cabinets
Maple hardwood floors and paneled wood cabinetry result in a kitchen that takes inspiration from mid-century modern ideas and styling. Stainless steel countertops on the island and a cooking alcove modernize the room more than the frequently used white countertops would, creating a relevant kitchen design.
Painted White Cabinets and Walls With Light Hardwood Floors
White shaker cabinets and light wood floors result in a classic kitchen style that won’t soon go out of fashion. Pale gray countertops and brass hardware are an excellent choice for this space, and additional decor is optional.
Light Wood Floors and White Cabinets Paired With Wood Countertops and Black Accents
This kitchen follows a similar style as the previous example but makes the design its own. Butcher block countertops, plush bar stools, and black fixtures bring depth into the room, working well with the light floor. A few plants and a bowl of fruit complete the look.
Gray Wood Floors Paired With Beige and Off-White Tones and Black Countertops
This kitchen with light gray flooring is a showcase in color theory. The lighting and angles of the space result in the illusion of different paint colors on different sections, particularly on the island.
This creative and visually interesting space is sure to please guests, and the farmhouse sink brings a certain element of charm that’s perfect for this kitchen.
White Oak Floors Paired With Sandy Walls, Blue Cabinets, and Stainless Steel
Sandy, yellow-toned paint and bold blue cabinets work together with the light wood floor for a totally unique, one-of-a-kind kitchen. Stainless steel appliances and countertops keep this kitchen easy to maintain, and the eye-catching pop of reddish-orange draws attention and pulls you into the space.
Nearly Black Cabinets With White Walls, Herringbone Flooring, and Lots of Natural Light
A slightly dramatic and moody kitchen, this design uses a white oak herringbone floor to offset the darker wood tones of the cabinets and island. Bright light pours in through the large windows, bringing with it a cheerful breath of fresh air.
Off-White Shaker Cabinets, Black Accents, and Light Wood Flooring in Thin Planks
This L-shaped kitchen is full of functionality. The cabinets offer plenty of storage, and the mounted wine rack keeps bottles and glasses within easy reach. Black appliances, hardware, and accessories bring contrast into this neutral kitchen, perfectly complementing the light wood floor.
Light Wood Herringbone Paired With Worn Sky Blue Cabinets and Beige Walls
There are plenty of kitchen storage options to be found in this sky-blue and neutral-toned room. White oak on the floor echoes the beige and tan shades found throughout the space and is a wonderful complement to the blue of the cabinets.
Overall, this kitchen blends traditional and modern design ideas into a cohesive kitchen with a great aesthetic.
Light Wood Floors With Rustic Accessories and Stainless Steel Appliances
For the final example in our list of ideas and inspiration, we have a cottage-style kitchen full of different woods. This small kitchen boasts a vaulted ceiling and a window seat, making the room feel both larger and cozy.
The peg rail running along the wall helps to solve potential storage issues that may arise in this small space, while also adding a charming touch. Plush throw pillows and a small café table complete the look.
This characterful and uniquely styled apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Wallmén, photographed by Sylwan for Historiska Hem) has a light grey MDF kitchen that steals the show and acts as a true focal point in the open-plan apartment.
The bedroom features a DIY wood panel headboard that stands out in the space. The warm and inviting interior features a variety of warm tones and subtle pops of color
A grey MDF kitchen with a mirror kitchen cabinet
The soft grey MDF kitchen with built-in handles inside the cabinets adds a beautifully textured effect to the kitchen space. The countertop and backsplash are made of the same material as the cabinets for an integrated effect. One of the upper cabinets is replaced by an open cupboard with a mirrored back for a unique effect in the space.
The galley kitchen layout allows for lots of storage space and a spot for all the kitchen appliances.
Open shelving next to the kitchen dining table offers the perfect spot for magazines and dinnerware in front of the window.
A bedroom with beige walls and a DIY headboard
The DIY panel headboard that spreads from wall to wall in the bedroom is a true focal point in the interior. It offers a beautiful spot for displaying decor pieces and artworks above the bed.
The top and sides of the headboard are painted in the same beige paint color as the walls, while the middle of the panels are kept natural for a unique effect.
Beige, white, and wood accessories enhance the look of this custom bedroom setting.
A living room and dining area with a white sofa and beige walls
The beige walls in the living room are paired with a white sofa and a natural area rug for a warm and inviting color palette.
The area in front of the window is perfect for a narrow dining table paired with a seating bench against the wall to save floor space.
A careful selection of art prints and accessories paired with vintage dining chairs make this section of the living room unique and personal.
A kid’s room with a grey built-in wardrobe and storage underneath the bed
The kid’s room is decorated in muted colors and features a grey built-in wardrobe with leather pull handles.
The bed has storage drawers underneath it for extra storage space.
This historic apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Asa Copparstad, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem) is decorated with a beautiful selection of mid-century modern furniture pieces, a blue sofa, and a dark grey kitchen.
The bedroom features a gray wall color with green undertones for a slightly moody effect in the space. By painting the custom wardrobe in the same paint color, a tone-on-tone look is achieved.
A dark gray living kitchen paired with a mid-century modern dining table and chairs
The kitchen is spread over one wall of the living space. with dark gray kitchen cabinets on the bottom only, resulting in a light effect in the space. The white tile backsplash is paired with a white stove hood and a floating kitchen shelf spreading across the entire width.
The small wall next to the window is a perfect spot for a magnetic knife holder.
The tall kitchen cupboards in stainless steel are built around the steel fridge for a cohesive look.
The white marble countertops contrast nicely with the dark cabinet color and give the kitchen an elevated aesthetic.
A mid-century modern living space with a blue sofa
The large dining table and chairs connect the kitchen with the rest of the living space. An antique filing cabinet adds an even darker wood tone to the setting and provides the space with a unique character.
A beautiful vintage sideboard pairs perfectly with the dining table and provides a great place for dinnerware. The coffee table is made of the same wood tone for an integrated effect in the space.
A sheepskin butterfly chair is perfect for reading a good book with the daylight coming from the window. The white sheepskin also brightens up the color palette in this living room corner.
The blue sofa adds a wonderful element of color to the living space and a beautiful selection of art prints integrate the TV into a gallery wall.
A small bedroom with gray walls and a gallery wall above the bed
The bedroom is painted in a gray wall color with green undertones, which is brought out by the green bedside lamp and the green plant on the bedside table.
A gallery wall above the bed makes the bedroom look unique and the black elements in the art prints provide the space with a welcome contrast.
The wall-to-wall wardrobe is painted in the same color as the walls for a tone-on-tone effect.
A green hallway with a custom wardrobe painted in the same color as the walls
White wall tiles and a green bathroom vanity
The modern bathroom features white subway wall tiles with a natural beige stone tile on the floor. The elegant bathtub is paired with a shower niche for keeping soaps and the chrome showerhead and glass shower wall provide a modern aesthetic.
The green vanity adds a fresh touch to the bathroom interior, which is enhanced by the green bottle of soap added on top of the sink.
