The warm hardwood flooring in this apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Isabella Seger, photographed by Walti Hosli for Entrance Makleri) lends itself to a darker color palette, which brings a slightly moody effect to the interior. The dark wood kitchen is the focal point of this apartment and its L-shaped layout with an island in the middle fills the entire space for lots of storage opportunities and worktop space.

The adjacent living room is decorated in a light color palette, with a few darker furniture pieces that add a lovely contrast to the setting.

The walls of the apartment are painted in a subtle warm grey, allowing the carefully selected furniture pieces, fabrics, and accessories to stand out.

A walnut kitchen with white countertops and a large kitchen island

The walnut kitchen cabinets are slightly darker than the hardwood flooring in the kitchen and add an impressive effect to the apartment. The cabinets are paired with a white stone countertop, which pairs well with the light wall color in the kitchen.

The L-shaped kitchen layout allows for the bigger appliances to be stored on the left, while still allowing for lots of countertop space in the rest of the kitchen. The large kitchen island with seating in the middle of the space allows for a breakfast bar created with two dark bentwood bar stools.

The small bar trolley in the corner of the kitchen pairs well with the beige curtains and holds a beautiful table lamp to add coziness at night.

A neutral palette living room with dark accent furniture pieces

The kitchen opens up towards the living room, which is decorated in a neutral color palette so that both rooms match visually with each other.

The white sofa and white area rug are paired with a selection of dark furniture pieces that bring a lovely contrast to the setting. The round dining table paired with classic dining chairs makes for a great spot to have dinner right next to the kitchen.

A cozy bedroom with a subtle decor

The bedroom is decorated with a variety of different textiles and a few carefully selected accessories and art prints.

The wood chest of drawers adds a natural touch to the setting.

A limestone bathroom with black fixtures

Styled by Isabella Seger, photographed by Walti Hosli for Entrance Makleri

This turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Lindholm Design, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem) has a unique and characterful interior style brought on by the mix of vintage furniture pieces, art prints, and accessories.

The dining room with the vintage dining table and chairs seems to be the center of the apartment. From this space, you can access the kitchen and living room.

The kitchen has green cabinets paired with a wood countertop and the window frames are painted in the same color as the cabinets for an impressive effect.

A spacious dining room with a vintage table and gallery wall

The warm wood of the vintage dining table and chairs stands out against the white walls in the dining room. The beautiful and large gallery wall spreads across an entire wall and on top of the doorway towards the kitchen.

The cupboard is great for holding plates and cups and it brings a little bit of the green color of the kitchen into the dining room.

From the other side of the room, you can peek into the living room.

The hallway bookshelf can be seen from the dining room as well. It’s framed by the beautiful historic doorway details.

A green kitchen with butcher block countertops and a checkered floor

The green paint used on the kitchen cabinets is used on the kitchen window frames as well, which gives the space a cohesive look. The hardwood flooring in the kitchen is painted into a checkered pattern and the partly exposed brick wall adds a rustic touch to the setting.

The kitchen is built in front of the window sill, which lies a little lower. The window sill is great for keeping plants and some candles.

A white living room with a blue fabric sofa

The living room is decorated quite modestly, with the red chairs and the blue sofa standing out in the white palette.

A bedroom with grey walls with green undertones

The bedroom lies right next to the living room and is painted with a subtle grey wall color with green undertones, accentuated by the big green plant in the bedroom corner.

The bed is flanked by two large custom wardrobes painted in a similar shade as the walls. Beige bedding, a beige headboard, and black wall lamps fit perfectly in between the two wardrobes.

A simple white tile bathroom with chrome fixtures

A bookshelf and seating bench in the hallway

The large bookshelf on the wall in the hallway is paired with a cozy rattan seating bench in front of the hallway window. This bench is perfect for putting on your shoes or for reading a book.

Styled by Lindholm Design, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem

This modernized attic apartment for sale in Sweden (photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem) is decorated in a neutral palette of beiges, enhanced with black accents in the furniture pieces for a strong effect. The wall-to-wall shaker kitchen with beige cabinets and chrome hardware defines the living kitchen.

The rest of the space includes a round black dining table and chairs and a small sofa underneath the sloped roof.

The bedroom has a paneled headboard that stands out against the beige accent wall and the same cabinetry used for the kitchen also comes back as a custom wardrobe in this space.

A beige shaker kitchen with a limestone countertop and chrome hardware

The beige shaker cabinets add a warm touch to the modern attic apartment, especially with the combination of the warm limestone countertop.

The chrome hardware and faucet add a modern elegance to the kitchen, while the black dining table and chairs add a powerful element of contrast to the space. The spot in front of the window is also ideal for having dinner with a view over the nearby rooftops.

The kitchen is spread over an entire wall, however, on the other side you can find a few pantry cupboards built into a small niche space.

A small sofa area underneath the sloped roof

Opposite the kitchen, you can find a small sofa packed underneath the sloped roof. This section is also used to access the bedroom, hence the compact layout.

An attic bedroom with a beige accent wall and paneled headboard

The attic bedroom has a lot of nooks and sloped angles, making it a little bit more difficult to decorate. The beige accent wall behind the bed is enhanced with a paneled headboard and two black accent side tables for a powerful effect.

The bed is made with beige and brown textiles for a warm effect. The floor next to the window is used for small dressers, allowing storage space underneath the sloped ceiling.

The niche space next to the middle pillar is used for a custom wardrobe made out of the same custom cupboards as the shaker kitchen.

A modern bathroom with beige tiles and black accents

A custom hallway wardrobe with closed and open storage

photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem

This beautiful turn-of-the-century apartment with rounded windows is for sale in Sweden (Styled by Olivia Lind Interiors for Stadshem). It has a large living kitchen that includes a sofa and dining area, as well as a spacious kitchen layout with a kitchen island.

The light grey kitchen and white walls are paired with a neutral selection of furniture pieces and a few natural tones for a calming and serene color palette that gives the space a tranquil aesthetic.

The main bedroom is next to the living kitchen and has two large windows, making it flooded with daylight. The kid’s room is painted in a beautiful sage green wall color that brings out the natural wood tones in the furniture and accessories.

A light grey kitchen with an island separating the living space

The kitchen is placed along the back wall of the living space. The backsplash is covered with a white subway tile and paired with subtle stainless steel hardware.

A white stone countertop adds a clean and minimal finish to the light grey kitchen cabinets.

The kitchen island is built next to the large cupboard that holds the fridge. The island visually separates the sofa area and cooking space in this large room.

A dining area with a vintage table and chairs

The vintage dining table and the peg rail on the wall add a beautiful warm wood tone against the white walls. The white vintage bentwood chairs make the look of this dining section complete.

A sofa area with a polka-dot sofa

The polka-dot sofa stands out in the natural color palette of the living area and complements the natural tones in the armchairs perfectly.

A light-flooded bedroom in a natural color palette

The bedroom lies next to the living kitchen and has two big windows, letting in abundant natural light. The combination of the white and beige textiles on the bed with the natural wood tones in the accessories makes for a warm and elegant look.

A vintage vanity paired with a vintage mirror in a warm wood tone adds a classic touch to the bedroom.

The vintage painting and the vintage bedside lamp finish off this antique look and feel perfectly.

A kid’s room with sage green walls

The spacious kid’s room has two beds on each side with a fabric canopy for an elegant look. The sage green wall color adds a fresh touch to the space from which the green plants pop out.

A modern bathroom with a blue vanity and Victorian floor tiles

The walls of this modern bathroom are treated with white subway tiles, which pair nicely with the Victorian tile flooring and the chrome fixtures.

The blue vanity adds a cool touch to the setting.

A white hallway with a big round mirror

Styled by Olivia Lind Interiors for Stadshem

This beautifully renovated attic flat for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Stadshem) has a crisp white wall color, which brings out the neutrally warm decor pieces and furniture.

The Dark oak kitchen adds a beautiful contrast to the bright setting and fits perfectly underneath the sloped roof.

The apartment has two bedrooms, one on the main floor and another one on a loft level, which can be accessed through a small ladder. This type of bedroom is perfect if you are having guests over.

A spacious living and dining room with a large rug and white sofa

The large living and dining room has a white fabric sofa paired with a beautiful mixture of warm linen throw pillows. The beige coffee table and the off-white area rug brighten up the overall palette of the living room and add a cozy texture.

Natural accessories and small furniture pieces make the living room look inviting.

The living room has large doors which lead to a balcony, allowing you to let the outside in during summer months.

A small round dining table paired with black bentwood chairs offers a great spot for dining near the kitchen. A small niche space next to the dining area is used to create a DIY desk with floating wood boards in the same wood tint as the kitchen cabinets.

A corner of the living space is used to place a daybed right underneath the skylight, paired with some black IKEA shelving great for displaying magazines, accessories, and storage baskets.

A dark oak kitchen fitting underneath the sloped roof

The beautiful dark oak kitchen cabinets contrast nicely with the crisp white walls. Placing the kitchen on the wall behind the module that holds the bathroom, saves a lot of floor space.

The dark wood cabinets are paired with chrome hardware and a beige limestone countertop, which brightens the overall kitchen aesthetic.

The wall opposite the kitchen is used to display a series of art prints on a gallery wall.

A small attic bedroom in a neutral color palette

The small attic bedroom has white walls like the rest of the apartment. The mix of beige and sage green textiles on the bed, paired with the big paper lampshade makes for a warm and inviting setting.

A large mirror reflects the space and the light coming from the window. A custom white wardrobe is neatly integrated into the bedroom space.

A small loft bed perfect for guests

From the hallway, you can access the loft bed built on top of the bathroom module. Opposite the loft bed, you can find more custom storage, which can be accessed by moving the ladder onto the other rail.

The textiles on the bed of the loft follow the same color palette as the one used throughout the entire apartment.

Limestone tiles paired with chrome bathroom fixtures

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Stadshem

This amazing apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Lindholm Design, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem) has beautiful historical details, with an intricately decorated fireplace as the cherry on top. The white wing doors make for a semi-open floor plan, allowing one to see from one room into the other.

All the rooms of this flat have been painted in shades of beige, bringing out the white crown molding underneath the ceiling and the white baseboards nicely. The living room has three large windows, and two doorways, not leaving much wall space for extra decor.

The white shaker kitchen is finished with gold hardware, mimicking the white and gold color palette of the historic fireplace. The kitchen’s large floor space allows for both an island and a large dining area.

A minimally decorated living room with beige walls and an off-white sofa

The beige wall color on the living room walls has a subtle green undertone, which is enhanced by some subtle green details in the decor and on the area rug. The off-white sofa is paired with a beige armchair and beige coffee tables for a light and airy look.

The gold and pastel-colored details on the fireplace match perfectly with the decor and the minimalist interior doesn’t take away from this ornate style either.

A white shaker kitchen with gold hardware

The white shaker kitchen fits perfectly with the style of the building and is finished off with a white subway tile backsplash going all the way to the top of the upper cabinets.

The white kitchen cabinets and beige stone countertops stand out against the warm beige wall color applied to the kitchen walls. A stainless steel stove stands out against the crisp white cabinets.

The L-shaped layout of the kitchen allows for ample storage space.

The gold hardware, faucet, and sink match perfectly with the gold details on the white porcelain fireplace.

The middle of the floor plan is used for a kitchen island with open shelving on the back, which is great for books and cutting boards. A large dining area also fits inside of this spacious room.

The dining area pairs a seating bench with natural oak Wishbone chairs.

The windows are treated with sheer white curtains, and the heater elements are built in underneath the window sill for a beautifully finished effect.

A beige bedroom with a beige sculptural headboard

From the living room, you can access both the kitchen and the main bedroom. The wall colors of the bedroom and living room complement each other nicely.

A beige sculptural headboard and beige curtains add a bit of a warmer and darker touch to the bedroom decor.

A large area rug underneath the bed adds a soft touch to the space. A few pops of color mix up all the beige tones.

An armchair in the corner of the bedroom makes for a cozy reading area in front of the window.

A kid’s room with a DIY desk with storage

The kid’s room has a peachy beige wall color applied to the walls, which is enhanced by a wood headboard and subtle pink accessories.

A DIY desk fits perfectly into the space available in between the closet and doorway. The desk and wall shelves are painted in the same color as the walls for an integrated effect.

A hallway with a white wardrobe and marble flooring

A simple bathroom with gold fixtures

Styled by Lindholm Design, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem

This luxuriously renovated historic apartment in Sweden (for sale via Per Jansson) has gorgeous historical details throughout, which are highlighted by the simple and balanced color palette of the interior decor.

The living room and kitchen are one big space. The kitchen takes up an entire wall on the far end, leaving a large spot for a dining area in the middle.

The minimalistic bedroom has a custom wardrobe in a corner layout for optimal storage space. The smallest room in the apartment is covered with carpet and holds a small home office with a custom floating desk.

A living room with off-white walls, a white sofa, and sculptural lounge chairs

The historic door frames, window frames, and ceiling moldings in crisp white subtly stand out against the off-white wall paint used on the middle portion of the walls. The white sofa blends in with the walls and the black and white abstract art adds a bit of character to the setting.

The mirrored coffee table reflects the structured area rug and is an ideal spot to keep coffee table books and flowers on display.

A minimal white kitchen spread across a single wall

The one-wall kitchen layout works nicely, leaving ample floor space for a large dining table. The white kitchen cabinets are matched with white dining chairs. The natural wood of the dining table stands out against the light hardwood flooring.

The minimal white kitchen cabinets are finished off with a beautiful quartz countertop and backsplash for a clean and elegant aesthetic.

The structural rug in the living room adds a cozy texture to the setting, yet it also visually separates the kitchen from the living area in a nice way.

A minimal bedroom with a custom wardrobe and beige textiles

The minimal bedroom aesthetic with off-white walls is enhanced with a mix of beige textiles on the bed and the curtains. A fresh green plant on the window sill adds a subtle pop of color to the setting.

A custom wardrobe in a corner layout provides ample storage space on a relatively small surface.

A small home office space with a custom floating desk

A small room leading up to a balcony is used as a home office space. The beige rug gives the room a soft and cozy look and feel, while the custom floating desk with matching floating shelving provides a clean and organized workspace.

The area on top of the home office doorway is used for custom storage space as well, adding a spot perfect for luggage or other less-used items.

A marble tile bathroom with chrome fixtures and a spot for the washing machine

A custom hallway storage solution going up to the ceiling

via Per Jansson

This turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Jens Eliasson for Bjurfors) has such a balanced color palette. The soft grey-painted hardwood flooring pairs wonderfully with the beige wall color in the living room and with the sage-green tone in the adjacent bedroom.

A beautiful historic double door separates the living space and bedroom. The two spaces’ color palettes are adjusted perfectly so that when the doors are open, both rooms complement each other.

The assymetric kitchen floor plan is filled with a simple white kitchen with wood countertops and a small round dining table in front of the window.

Beige walls and grey flooring in the living room

The cool grey-painted hardwood flooring in the living room is offset by a warmer beige tone on the walls. The white ceilings, moldings, and white linen curtains brighten up these beige and grey tones beautifully.

An off-white sofa stands on a white fluffy area rug. These large light surfaces create the perfect backdrop for the beautiful mixture of beige textiles on the couch and the eye-catching floral pouf used as a coffee table.

The standing floor mirror matches the white door frames and reflects the space to make it look bigger.

A small lounge chair in front of the window finishes off the living room look.

Sage green bedroom walls paired with a light yet warm textile palette

The sage green bedroom walls add a fresh yet warm atmosphere to the small bedroom. The beige fabric pendant light and the sheer white curtains cozy up the look, while the green branch on the window sill adds a fresh touch.

The beige, brown, and white linen textiles on the bed provide the space with a cozy touch, which is enhanced by the white fluffy area rug placed underneath the bed.

A white kitchen with an asymmetrical floor plan

Classic white kitchen cabinets are paired with a basic wood countertop for a modest look.

The small space in front of the kitchen window is used to place a vintage round dining table and three white Ant chairs, which make for the perfect dining spot.

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Jens Eliasson for Bjurfors

This gorgeous historic apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem) has a light-flooded living room with white walls in the middle and two separate rooms on either side, which both have grey limewash accent walls.

On one side of the living room, there is a cozy dining room with a large dining table, and the room on the opposite side is used as a sleeping space.

The basic white kitchen is finished with black marble countertops and black hardware for a clean look. A small space with curved walls next to the kitchen area is the perfect location for a small home office space.

A living room with two adjacent spaces with grey limewash walls

The living space with its bright white walls is made to be the center of the apartment. The white surfaces are complemented with a brown sofa, natural wood tones, and beige textiles, which results in an elegant and warm look.

Beige linen curtains are draped on either side of the space, warming up the light coming through those large historic windows.

Opposite the sofa, you can find a daybed, which results in a lighter look as opposed to placing two sofas in the space.

The dining space has gorgeous grey limewash walls, which makes the furniture pieces stand out beautifully. A brown-painted IKEA Ivar cabinet makes for a great sideboard behind the dining table, which can hold plates and glasses for having dinner.

The white fabric lamp above the dining table stands out against the darker color walls and matches perfectly with the white door and window frames.

A vintage glass cabinet is painted white as well, offering a wonderful spot for wine glasses and decor items.

A bedroom with a limewash accent wall

The calm and tranquil bedroom features a grey limewash accent wall, which makes the textiles and decor pieces stand out powerfully in the space.

The white fabric headboard and the aluminum wall lamps set the stage for the bedroom decor, which is complemented nicely by the beige fabric pendant light above the bed.

A corner layout wardrobe adds ample storage space to the bedroom, without taking over too much of the floor space.

A basic white kitchen with black marble countertops

The basic white kitchen is finished off with narrow subway tiles and dark hardware. It’s the beautiful veining on the black marble countertop that makes the kitchen look come together.

A small space separated by a curved wall is great for placing a small workspace.

A small home office spot in a room with curved grey walls

A small entryway with a fake brick wall

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem

This gorgeous light-flooded historic apartment with a semi-open floor plan is for sale in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem). The living space consists of a light grey L-shaped kitchen spread along part of the back apartment wall, leaving lots of space for a large dining table in the middle.

Opposite the dining area, there is a large sofa section with a beautiful rug separating the different functional areas. Through beige-painted double doors, you can walk from the living kitchen into the bedroom.

The bedroom has a beautiful blue-grey wall color, allowing the textiles and decor pieces to pop.

A simple light grey shaker kitchen with butcher block countertops

The L-shaped kitchen layout is perfect for this space. The light grey kitchen cabinets have a subtle presence, enhanced by the light wood countertops. The stainless steel appliances and chrome hardware finish the kitchen off perfectly and add variety to the material palette.

The white tile backsplash finishes the kitchen off while protecting the walls from splatters. Next to the fridge, a custom shelving system is applied to the pillar, which is perfect for putting decor pieces on display.

An invisible wall bookshelf fits perfectly between the two windows.

The vintage dining table paired with the oak wood Wishbone chairs fits the subtle historic style of the apartment. The small piece of exposed brick in between the windows and the distressed wooden doors leading up to the bedroom contribute to this historic look and feel.

The antique cabinet next to the double doors has a beautiful warm tone, which contrasts nicely with the fresh green plant sitting on top.

The simple living room features a small beige sofa and a few colorful accents brightening up the space.

A blue-grey bedroom decorated with neutral tones

The blue-grey bedroom walls complement the beige color of the distressed bedroom doors perfectly.

To let the beautiful wall color shine, a neutral decor, based on white bedding, white curtains, and a white fabric lamp is selected.

A vintage cabinet is painted in the same beige distressed style as the bedroom doors, fitting perfectly next to the curtains that hide away the bedroom wardrobe.

A simple bathroom with a green tile floor

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem