This amazing attic apartment for sale in Sweden has a spacious living kitchen with dark wood cabinets, an integrated window seat, and a kitchen island that can seat four people at the same time.

The large dining table stands in between the kitchen and the sunken living room, dividing the majestic living space into three main sections, all styled to perfection with a careful selection of design pieces that complement the original exposed beams underneath the ceiling.

The Japandi-style bedroom is separated from the hallway with a beautiful custom wood sliding door and the spacious bathroom includes a beautiful custom stainless steel top underneath the sloped roof.

A dark oak wood kitchen with a window seat

The dark wood kitchen cabinets are paired up with a beautiful grey natural stone on the countertop, which also comes back in the custom construction of the waterfall kitchen island where four people can sit at the breakfast bar.

The kitchen layout is planned in an L-shape, fitting underneath the sloped ceiling on the left side and including tall storage cabinets in the section where the ceiling is highest. The lower cabinets by the window continue into an elegant window seat with storage modules on top of which a custom seat cushion is applied.

A sunken living room with a custom pink sofa

Right next to the kitchen living space, you can find a sunken living room in front of a beautiful round window. Two oak wood steps blend in with the hardwood flooring of the apartment and provide access to the extraordinary living section.

A small home office space with an A-line roof

One of the rooms has a beautiful A-line roof, which is accentuated by the light wood paneling that is applied to the walls and ceiling in this space. The home office desk with the eye-catching model 548 table lamp from Astep fits perfectly in this setting, providing the space with a lovely pop of color.

A Japandi bedroom with terracotta wall paint and sliding doors

The attic bedroom is separated from the hallway with Japandi-inspired sliding doors in a wood tone that matches the color of the original beams underneath the ceiling. The terracotta wall color adds an elegant touch to the bedroom interior, while the low bed frame makes the space appear to have higher ceilings.

The wall color comes back in the single terracotta throw pillow on the bed, which ties the look together in a nice way.

A spacious attic bathroom with exposed beams

The main bathroom is placed underneath the sloped roof, with walls covered with a beautiful black marble tile for a moody effect that complements the exposed beams in a wonderful way.

A large stainless steel tub is placed right next to the shower module, utilizing the area with a lower ceiling optimally. The black bathroom fittings blend in against the black marble tiles and provide the bathroom with a modern aesthetic.

The oval wood paneled vanity with a beige stone countertop adds a natural element to the otherwise black bathroom color palette, while the round bathroom mirror reflects the space and adds depth.

The guest bathroom has a shower with a horizontal shower niche and a metal framed glass shower wall that divides the shower from the bathroom sink.

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This beautiful attic loft apartment has an elegant white and beige kitchen spreading over the entire wall in the living kitchen and looking out over the large balcony. This rooftop apartment has an abundance of natural light flowing into the space from all angles, which reflects beautifully on the white walls and ceilings in the interior.

A white and beige kitchen in a large attic living space

The custom white and beige kitchen is planned underneath the sloped roof, with the large cabinets and upper cabinets in the section where the ceiling is highest. The white kitchen cabinets combined with the beige stone countertops and the chrome hardware provide this attic apartment with a subtle and elegant atmosphere that is followed by the decor of the dining and living sections as well.

A kitchen living area looking out over the balcony

The living kitchen is filled with a dining table and chairs in white and oak wood, matching the beige and white kitchen color palette in a subtle way. The small black pendant light stands out against this natural color palette and adds a lovely touch of contrast to the space.

While you need quite a bit of height for the dining table, the sofa functionality can easily be moved to an area with a lower ceiling, which is exactly what has been done in the layout of this apartment. Just like the rest of the space, the color palette of the beige fabric sofa, beige fluffy area rug, and the soft wood tones on the coffee table match the modest and natural color palette of the interior.

A small home office underneath a roof window

A small niche space next to the apartment entryway is used for a small home office desk from which you can look up at the sky while working from home.

A minimal white bedroom underneath a sloped roof

The bedroom looks cozy yet minimal, accentuating the beautiful daylight that comes into the room from the skylight. The combination of white, cream, beige, and grey textiles on the bed with the single art print and the simple bedside tables look balanced and elegant.

Two white built-in wardrobes are fitted on two separate bedroom walls, providing the bedroom with a lot of storage space. The wardrobe modules don’t go up to the ceiling, resulting in a lighter look.

A simple bathroom with beige limestone tiles

The small and minimal bathroom is finished off with beige limestone on a white porcelain sink, resembling the look of the white and beige kitchen.

The niche space for the washing machine next to the shower cabin is finished off with a countertop for folding clothes and storing detergent in the same stone material as one of the wall tiles.

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The finishes and floor plan of this majestic attic apartment in Sweden are very high-end and it’s amazing to see the result of the remodeling of this historic place. The dark oak kitchen cabinets stand out in the interior with white walls exclusively, not only because of their deep tone but also because the kitchen connects all the different rooms in the apartment, functioning as a true hub.

The interior design of the living room and the bedrooms is minimal yet elegant, highlighting the beautiful quality of the natural materials used throughout the space.

A dark oak living kitchen is the hub of the apartment

The combination of the dark oak kitchen cabinets with the white walls and the white natural stone countertops works beautifully in this big space that can be reached from the staircase when entering the attic apartment.

The layout consists of a large module on the wall with a small window and a beautiful kitchen island in the middle of the space, that includes the cooking hob.

The beautiful, irregular wall in this historic attic apartment is decorated with dark oak floating shelves that follow the lines of the sloped ceiling.

A dining area in a dark tone complements the dark oak kitchen cabinets

I love the combination of the dark wood dining table and chairs, which takes front and center in the living room, with the dark oak kitchen cabinets which can be seen throughout the open floorplan.

A simple living room setting underneath a sloped roof

The living room features small exposed beams underneath the windows, which contrasts nicely against the white walls and are quite the eye-catcher in the space. The rest of the living room decor is kept minimal and in a neutral color palette.

The light grey sofa combined with the two black leather armchairs and the dark wood tables forms the perfect setting in combination with the adjacent dining table and chairs.

A minimal guest bedroom design with a large balcony window

The design of the attic guest bedroom is kept minimal since the angles of the sloped ceiling already add a lot of visual lines to the setting. A subtle mixture of textiles on the bed, a soft grey wool rug, and a single black leather armchair are enough to design the room.

A large window leading up to the balcony is decorated with beautiful linen curtains that transform this window into a design element in the space.

Even though the rest of the cozy bedroom is decorated in a minimalistic way, the colorful framed art print on the wall above the bedroom sitting area is what really stands out.

A beautiful staircase with exposed beams and an eye-catching light fixture

The staircase in the hallway comes out into the kitchen, where the dark exposed beams perfectly complement the dark oak cabinets. The focal point in the staircase is a multi-arm pendant with reflective discs that must cast a beautiful atmospheric light throughout the space in the evenings.

Master bedroom with a custom wood headboard

When going up the small staircase in the open-plan kitchen, you can reach the master bedroom, which has a minimal appearance like the guest bedroom. The natural oak headboard complements the hardwood flooring and accentuates the half-wall behind which a wardrobe is hidden.

The two wall lamps fit perfectly against the white walls, while the wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling curtains add a luxurious look and feel to this beautiful space.

A modern yet delicate bathroom design

Rather than matching the dark oak kitchen cabinets in the bathroom as well, a lighter color palette was selected with fluted cabinet fronts in a soft color palette that complements the limestone tiles on the walls and flooring. The large, custom mirror above the sink reflects the space in a beautiful way and the sheer curtains in front of the window add an elegant element to the modern materials.

The module next to the sink contains the washing machine, built into a custom casing so it’s not in plain sight.

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This beautiful one-bedroom attic apartment has been painted almost entirely in a light gray paint color, which is complemented with dark grey kitchen cabinets and a black marble countertop for a contrasting effect.

Even though the apartment has slanted ceilings, it has been decorated in a functional way, leaving enough space for the different functionalities, without making the interior design feel too cramped.

A living kitchen with dark gray cabinets and slanted ceilings

The light gray wall color is applied to the walls, slanted ceiling, and the top ceiling for an integrated effect that adds a bit of a moody touch to the light oakwood flooring. The wall behind the kitchen counter is the only one that was kept white, which makes the contrast with the dark gray cabinets even stronger.

The kitchen features black hardware, a black hood, and black marble countertops which add clean and contrasting lines to the gray kitchen cabinets. Only one higher cupboard is placed on the side away from the window, where there is enough ceiling height. The rest of the kitchen only includes lower modules and open shelving is attached underneath the sloped ceiling for a lighter look.

The dining table has been placed in front of the windows, where a lot of natural light comes in. The light oak wood table is paired up with black Ant chairs from Fritz Hansen and a black Flowerpot pendant light. These black accents complement the details in the kitchen nicely and the small area rug underneath the table visually separates the dining area from the rest of the living kitchen.

A light palette living room with light gray walls

Opposed to the dining table, you can find the living room, which has a white fabric sofa and a light area rug to contrast the light gray paint color on the slanted walls. In this section of the space, you can also find black accent pieces like the coffee table and small accessories.

The Etcetera lounge chair adds a sculptural touch to the living room and the Flos Aim pendant is a perfect solution for this living room, as it can adapt to any sloped walls or slanted ceilings.

A DIY home office in a niche space next to the kitchen

In the niche space next to the kitchen, a DIY desk offers a perfect home office spot and it also makes this niche spot useful. The desk is made out of a simple wood plate that is cut to size and two wall brackets.

Just like in the rest of the space, the black accents add contrast to the gray paint color on the slanted ceiling. The black Panthella table lamp and the black stool really seem to pop out against the gray backdrop.

A low-ceiling bedroom with light gray walls

The attic bedroom has much lower ceilings than the rest of the space, which makes it the perfect spot to sleep. By painting the entire room in the same color, a clean and simple look is created that is enhanced by the mixture of different textiles on the bed.

The brass Valerie Objects wall lamp fits perfectly underneath the slanted ceiling and adds an elegant touch to the light gray space.

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