This gorgeous historic apartment in Sweden (styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem) has an impressive amount of natural daylight flowing in through those large historic windows. The living room is situated on the corner of the building, allowing daylight to flow in from both sides.

The light greige wall color in the living room is paired with a natural color palette in the furniture and accessories and the space includes a sofa section as well as a dining area.

The kitchen includes a dining table in front of the window and the bedroom that lies right next to the living room has a characteristic dark sand beige wall color paired with a beautiful mixture of light textiles in the bed.

A spacious living room with an abundance of natural light flowing in

The impressive turn-of-the-century architectural features of the building are most present in the living room with the four big windows on two of the walls. The living room walls are painted in a light greige wall color that accentuates the white crown molding underneath the ceiling and the beautiful white window frames.

The sofa area of the living room features a light grey sofa paired with beige and dark brown textiles and a light fluffy area rug adds a beautiful texture to the hardwood flooring. The cubist coffee table and side table add clean and minimal lines to the setting which are enhanced with an impressive vase with green branches next to the window.

The other side of the living room is a great spot for a daybed paired with a living room gallery wall in natural colors.

Right next to the historic double interior doors leading up to the bedroom, the TV is hung up on the wall. Right in front of the TV, you can find a cozy dining room section on top of a natural area rug.

The mixture of different classic dining chairs around the table has a bold and playful effect in the space, while the color palette is kept modest and natural.

A white kitchen with a dark wood dining table

The basic white kitchen features the same wall color as in the living room. The area in front of the kitchen window is a great spot for another spacious dining table paired with black bentwood chairs and a rice paper pendant light.

A spacious bedroom with sand beige walls and a mixture of textiles

The sand beige bedroom wall color adds a warm and cozy element to the sleeping space, which can be seen from the adjacent living room. The fluffy beige area rug underneath the bed complements the wall color perfectly and the white textile bed has a soft effect in the space.

The Ay Illuminate Z-series pendant lamp in black mesh adds another texture to the bedroom material palette and adds an original touch to the interior.

The vintage bookshelf in the corner with the lounge chair adds a beautiful warm wood tone in this corner and the wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling curtains give the bedroom a hotel room look.

A narrow hallway with open shelving

The open shelving in the narrow hallway is a great spot for books and accessories. The white shelves blend in with the white wall for a minimal effect.

Two different tile designs in the bathroom

The white subway tiles on the bathroom walls are paired with a beautiful black and white floor tile for an elegant effect in the space.

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

This turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg, for sale via Stadshem) has an impressive light grey historic fireplace, which adds a beautiful and unique touch to the otherwise minimally decorated living room. The bedroom and living room are connected by beautiful white double interior doors that allow you to look from one room into the other.

The basic white Ikea kitchen is enhanced with a bold green wall color on the kitchen walls, which gives this space a characterful touch. The deep tone of the green color also makes the white historic details of the building stand out in a lovely way.

The bedroom includes a small antique home office desk and the bed fits perfectly in this small and narrow space in front of the bedroom window.

A white living room with an impressive historic fireplace

The main focal point in the living room is the impressive light grey porcelain fireplace that takes up almost an entire wall and stands out against the white living room walls. The rest of the decor is selected in neutral colors, with a few black accents standing out of the light color palette.

The living room gallery wall above the daybed adds a beautiful contrast to the wall, which comes back in the side tables and the atmospheric lighting next to the sofa.

The textured white area rug brightens up the hardwood flooring and makes the living room color palette even more contrasting.

In front of the living room window, you can find a spacious dining table with a mixture of dining chairs for a thrifty look.

The wall between the bedroom and living room is a perfect spot for a piano and the white wall shelving above it holds a combination of books and accessories.

A kitchen with green walls and a dining area

The kitchen has characteristic green walls, that contrast nicely with the white ceiling, the white window frames, and the light hardwood flooring. The round dining table in front of the window features a black Flowerpot pendant light and soft oak wood dining chairs for a cozy look.

The unique wall color makes the basic Ikea kitchen more special and makes the space less clinical.

A small bedroom with a vintage desk

The bedroom can be reached from the living room through the double interior doors. The small and narrow space is big enough to fit a double bed in front of the window that is framed with a beautiful cream-white curtain.

The mixture of grey, beige, and pink textiles on the bed adds a neutral yet warm touch to the white bedroom walls.

A vintage white secretary desk provides a lovely place to work from home and the white desk blends into the wall in the background for a subtle effect.

A small and cozy kids’ room

A small kids’ room features a single bed with a fabric canopy and a small play table by the window. Just like the rest of the interior, this bedroom is decorated with neutral tones and darker elements that contrast against the white walls.

A simple hallway with white walls

A small bathroom with subway tiles on the wall

The small bathroom is finished with white subway tiles with black grout on the walls, which gives the bathroom space a modern effect.

Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg, for sale via Stadshem

This stylish attic home in Sweden (Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Mariah Sahlander for Bjurfors Beyond) has a sloped roof on both sides, dividing the apartment into two main sections, where different room functionalities are included.

One of the sections has a black wall with a glossy black kitchen in front of it, which is paired with a vintage table used as a kitchen island in the middle and a beautiful round dining table in front of the balcony window.

The living room features a black leather sofa paired with a mixture of natural wood tones and a vintage painting on the wall and the rest of the living room interior is decorated in a mixture of strong black tones and naturals as well.

A black leather couch and natural tones in the living room

The black leather sofa takes a lot of attention in the living room with white walls. The large cream area rug adds a light tone to the hardwood floor, from which the black leather stands out even better. The wall above the sofa is decorated with a vintage painting, which adds a lot of character to the space.

The black and white pendant light is hung up above the coffee table and adds a beautiful sculptural element to the space. The wood tones in the coffee table, armchairs, and side table add a natural hue to the color palette and these wood tones soften everything out.

The pillar wall in between the two living room windows is used for a low-hanging wall shelf that can display a selection of decor objects next to the living room table.

The green armchair is the only colorful element in the living room setting and it adds a subtle fresh touch to the space.

A glossy black kitchen against a black wall

You don’t often see glossy black kitchen cabinets that work well in a space, however, the combination of the matt black wall and the high-gloss treatment on the cabinets in the space looks very interesting. The antique painting on top of the kitchen adds a beautiful warm touch and the vintage table in front of the kitchen works perfectly as a kitchen island.

The kitchen dining area features a round dining table with vintage dining chairs in dark wood. The matching dark wood bench against the wall completes this look perfectly.

A dining area with a floating black metal fireplace

Opposite the living room, you can find another larger dining area that pairs a black round dining table with beautiful wood dining chairs. the floating fireplace is the true focal point in this space however and it ties the design of the living and dining room together nicely.

A dark grey bedroom wall color paired with white textiles

The dark grey wall color in the bedroom is paired with a white headboard, white textiles on the bed, white curtains, and a white fabric pendant light. The darker wall color accentuates the sloped bedroom ceiling and the vintage bedside tables add a beautiful dark wood color tone to the setting.

An impressive vintage secretary desk fills the area next to the window and provides the bedroom with a home office spot.

Two smaller bedrooms underneath a sloped roof

Two smaller bedrooms feature a single bed and a few storage shelves. The color palette of the first bedroom is very black and white with a fresh green plant adding a bit of color in front of the window.

The second bedroom has a beige bedroom and a vintage school desk adds character to this setting.

A small entryway with storage leads to the main living area

A small entryway area with a mirror reflecting the light from the skylights above it greets you when you enter the apartment. From this entryway, you are led straight into the main living area of the apartment.

A black mudroom bench in the entryway provides storage space and a place to sit and put on your shoes.

Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Mariah Sahlander for Bjurfors Beyond

This gorgeous historic apartment in Sweden (Styled by Anna Van Keppel, photographed by Elin Sylwan for Historiska Hem) has such beautiful, ornate detailing underneath the ceiling, in the wainscoting on the walls, and on the beautiful doors and window frames.

The bedroom, which lies right next to the living room has a wardrobe built above the bed paired with a delicate wallpaper design that accentuates the white historic details in the room.

The cream-white kitchen with black countertops and brass hardware is finished with glossy white subway tiles on the backsplash. The wall table next to the kitchen window is perfect for a quick bite or morning coffee, while the dining area in the living room is great for having dinner as a family.

The main bedroom and the kid’s room are separated by an additional wall with an indoor window so that the daylight coming into the main bedroom can also reach the small kid’s room.

A white living room with historic wainscoting

The tall and historic wainscoting in the living room is paired with a delicate selection of furniture pieces, accessories, and lamps for an elegant look with a few pink details and white curtains on each side of the window.

The small beige sofa is paired with a beautiful vintage lamp and a series of 3 art prints in muted colors decorate the area above the living room wainscoting.

The antique white porcelain fireplace in the corner has delicate pink details and the golden candle wall sconces on each side of the door finish the doorway off in a classic way. The wall opposite the TV holds closed cabinets with classic detailing on the doors and a subtle Samsung Frame TV doesn’t take too much attention away from the wainscoting behind it.

The round dining table in front of the window can seat 4 people and is decorated with an elegant mirror on the wall and a subtle pink floor lamp.

A bedroom with subtle wallpaper and a wardrobe built above the bed

The living room door comes out into the small bedroom, where you can immediately catch a glimpse of the subtle yellow wallpaper design on the walls.

A beige wardrobe has been built around the bed, leaving out an area for a headboard. The open shelving in between the two main cupboards is great for holding books and a night light is attached on the bottom of this shelf.

The additional wall that separates the main bedroom from the kid’s room has a classic window built inside of it, allowing daylight to flow into the back room which doesn’t receive direct daylight.

A classic white kitchen with a black countertop

From the hallway, you reach the kitchen, which has white cabinets paired with contrasting black countertops and brass hardware.

The classic white cabinets fit with the historic details in the apartment and the backsplash is finished with white subway tiles. In the corner next to the kitchen window, you can find a folding table which is great for a quick snack or coffee.

A coffee station on the other side of the kitchen is perfect for the coffee machine and the glass upper cabinets are great for displaying the prettiest kitchen accessories.

A window in between the kitchen and the hallway opens up the floor plan and it makes the space appear bigger.

A small kids’ room with subtle red tones in the wallpaper

Right next to the main bedroom, you can find a small kid’s room that is finished off with beautiful wallpaper with red tones on top of the wainscoting.

An old doorway is closed up and turned into a bookshelf for children’s books.

A classic bathroom with light grey storage cabinets

The simple bathroom is decorated with a majestic mirror above the sink and the vanity and storage cabinets are finished off with light grey cabinet doors for an elegant touch.

A narrow hallway with black and white tiles on the floor

Styled by Anna Van Keppel, photographed by Elin Sylwan for Historiska Hem

This beautifully renovated attic studio home in Sweden (Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Walti Hösli for Entrance Makleri) has such an abundance of daylight streaming in through those skylights. Because of the light coming in, this studio home feels much more spacious.

The modern light grey kitchen is spacious and offers ample storage space. The light grey bottom cabinets are finished off with beautiful walnut wood on the upper cabinets that add warmth to the setting.

The living area features a round wood dining table with cognac leather dining chairs and a sofa area with a white sofa and white area rug underneath the sloped roof.

The bedroom is built inside a small room with a skylight providing the space with daylight. The bathroom shares the color palette of the apartment with a natural grey stone on the floor and walls paired with walnut wood on the storage and vanity.

A light grey kitchen with fluted walnut upper cabinets

The modern light grey kitchen with push-to-open cabinets is paired with a beige stone countertop that blends in with the light grey wall color that is used on all the walls in this attic apartment. The chrome faucet and the stainless steel finish on the oven add a contemporary touch to the two-tone kitchen design.

The kitchen is planned out against the longest wall in the apartment, connecting the entryway with the living area.

The light grey kitchen cabinets used on the bottom are paired with walnut upper cabinets with a subtle fluted pattern. The wood adds a beautiful warmth to the setting and a gorgeous texture.

A dining and living area with a light palette contrasted with black and brown tones

The area right next to the kitchen is a perfect spot for a round dining table in light wood. The cognac leather Seris 7 chairs add a warm note to the light grey walls and the subtle black contrasts in the lamp, gallery wall, and accessories.

The wall underneath the sloped ceiling is a great spot for a wall-to-wall bookshelf that holds a lovely arrangement of books and accessories.

The sofa area is decorated with a white fabric sofa and a light grey velvet area rug. This combination brightens up the palette in this section, and the black and beige tones in the gallery wall and in the throw pillows add a bit of contrast and variation.

A bedroom behind a non-bearing wall

The bedroom is created by adding a non-bearing wall and a door wall inside of the apartment. Since this area of the attic apartment has a skylight as well, the bedroom still gets natural light.

The assymetric non-bearing wall to construct a separate bedroom is used to hang a peg rail and artwork.

The small bedroom is decorated with beige, brown, and green tones in the textiles and gallery wall above the bed. The round mirror against the wall makes the space appear bigger and it reflects some of the daylight coming through the skylight back into the space.

The built-in bedroom closet is made out of the same material as the bottom kitchen cabinets.

An open-plan entryway section with light grey walls

The open-plan entryway, just like the rest of the apartment has a light grey color on the walls. In this section of the apartment, you can find the entry to the bathroom and a few small storage solutions.

A string system module in walnut offers some closed storage space in combination with an entryway mirror.

Grey natural stone and walnut finishes in the modern bathroom

The beautiful natural grey stone used on the walls and floor of the modern bathroom matches the overall aesthetic of the apartment in a nice way. The glass shower door and the chrome fittings add a nice variety to the material palette.

The storage cabinet and vanity are made out of walnut wood, which pairs nicely with the grey stone and chrome fittings.

Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Walti Hösli for Entrance Makleri

This gorgeous apartment in Sweden (Styled by Thomas Lingsell, photographed by Fredric Boukari for Historiska Hem) is decorated in a wonderful color palette that adds a unique character to the interior of the space. The dusty pink wainscoting in the living room is paired with pops of blue, pink, and other muted tones for an eclectic effect and a one-of-a-kind look.

The sage green kitchen cabinets with gold hardware add another muted color to the setting, which can be seen from the living room because of the open floor plan.

The bedroom features a delicate beige wallpaper design that adds a subtle romantic touch to the setting and the blue wallpaper in the entryway makes the front area of the apartment unique.

A living room with dusty pink wainscoting

The wainscoting decorating the living room walls is painted in a soft muted pink color, which stands out against the delicate cream paint color on the walls. The beige fabric sofa is decorated with a mixture of different colors in the throw pillows and the artwork hanging above it.

The black and dark wood furniture pieces warm up the color palette of the living room and the bright cobalt blue Bold chair from Moustache finish off the setting in the most perfect way, adding a contemporary element to the space.

In between the kitchen and the living room, you can find a small dining table with four black dining chairs. The warm color of the tablecloth pairs nicely with the pink wainscoting in between the windows and the green plants add a fresh touch to the setting.

A sage green kitchen with white marble countertops and brass hardware

The open floor plan connects the living room and the kitchen. The sage green kitchen cabinets add a fresh element to the warm color palette of the rest of the apartment and the white marble countertops paired with the white subway tile backsplash brightens up the kitchen design.

The combination of brass knobs and handles on the kitchen cabinets and on the classic oven add a warm tone to the fresh colors in the kitchen.

A cozy bedroom with a subtle beige wallpaper and a walk-in closet

The subtle beige wallpaper in the bedroom complements the pink wainscoting in the living room and adds a subtle romantic touch to the otherwise eclectic and contemporary style of the apartment.

The rattan headboard paired with the green plants and the beige and lavender bedding make for an interesting color palette and a playful touch in the bedroom.

An added wall in the bedroom provides a spot for a walk-in closet and an area for the baby crib.

A cozy entryway with blue wallpaper

The original color palette of the apartment is complemented with blue tones in the entryway wallpaper, which adds a wonderful cool touch to the interior.

A small bathroom with subway tiles on the wall and grey marble flooring

The small bathroom space is finished off with white subway tiles with grey grout on the walls and a beautiful green-grey marble on the floor.

Styled by Thomas Lingsell, photographed by Fredric Boukari for Historiska Hem

This light-flooded attic apartment in Sweden (styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden, via Alvhem) has a beautiful tone of light grey paint on the living room and bedroom walls. These two rooms are adjacent and can be seen from each other, making it even more apparent that both spaces’ color palettes and decor complement each other.

The white kitchen features a beautiful marble countertop and its layout is planned to optimize for storage space on its different walls, allowing a spot for a small dining table in the middle.

The bedroom includes a small home office spot with a black desk that adds a lot of contrast to the setting which is decorated with mostly white textiles.

Grey living room walls paired with beige and brown tones for a cozy effect

The grey living room wall color adds a darker tone to the setting, which has been brightened up by the white sofa, the white area rug, and the set of two white marble coffee tables. The gallery wall above the sofa adds a unique effect to the space and I love that the brown tones in the left print come back in one of the throw pillows on the sofa.

The pairing of beige and white sheer curtains in front of the window finishes the interior decor off nicely and softens out the daylight that comes through the windows.

The mixture of different colors and textures on the throw pillows adds a beautiful and cozy effect to the space, which is enhanced by the texture of the area rug.

A white kitchen with a small dining area

The kitchen is painted in a beige wall color, which makes the white kitchen cabinets stand out in an elegant way. The white marble countertop and the chrome hardware provide a subtle modern look to the classic design of the cabinet fronts.

The room where the kitchen is placed is rather long and narrow, so the different kitchen modules are spread over different areas, allowing a small spot for a dining table right next to the main kitchen module.

The Moccamaster coffee maker in aluminum fits perfectly with the material choice of the hardware on the cabinets.

The side of one of the kitchen modules is used for a wardrobe module, combining kitchen and entryway storage into one.

The small dining area features wall shelves that have been painted in the same color as the wall for a tone-on-tone effect and a great spot for adding decor objects on display.

A light grey bedroom with a black home office desk

The bedroom wall color is the same one as the paint color used in the living room, connecting the color palettes of both spaces together. The bed with the white fabric headboard in front of the window is decorated with a mixture of beige and brown textiles that is similar to the arrangement on the living room sofa.

The black desk stands out against the wall color and the white bedside table. The black Wishbone chair completes this black aesthetic beautifully and the art prints finish the setting off in a perfect way.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden, via Alvhem

This stylish one-bedroom apartment in Sweden (Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Krister Engström via Kvarteret Makleri) is characterized mostly by its pink entryway, which connects the kitchen and the living room together.

This small one-bedroom apartment has a shared living and sleeping space with wood wall shelving and a floating desk used as a home office spot. The subtle light grey walls in the living space are paired with a dusty pink area rug that connects to the pink hallway color.

The simple white kitchen features sage green walls that add a lot of character to the space and the vintage dining table provides a cozy spot for having meals in the kitchen.

A living and sleeping space with light grey walls

The living space includes both a sofa area, a sleeping space, and a home office spot. The light grey walls enhance the subtle color palette used throughout the space and I love the way the sheer white curtains jump out of this color palette.

The white Ikea Soderhamn sofa brightens up the palette and stands out against the fluffy pink area rug that covers the floor underneath the lounge area.

A glass coffee table is great for small spaces, as it doesn’t obstruct the view. The mirror next to the sofa area reflects the daylight back into the space and it makes the room visually appear bigger.

The wooden wall shelf spreads over the entire living room wall, connecting the sleeping space with the lounge area. The soft wood tones stand out nicely against the light grey wall color and the shelves provide a perfect spot for books and accessories.

The sleeping area is decorated with a combination of beige and white textiles and a beige art print that adds a warm touch to the light grey walls.

On the other side of the room, a modular wall shelving system includes a floating desk, which is perfect to get some work done on your laptop. The top shelves provide extra space for storing books and accessories.

A simple white kitchen with a sage green wall color

The simple white kitchen is a bit dated, however, the sage green wall color adds a fresh new life to the space and complements the wood hardwood flooring and the wood countertops perfectly.

The pink entryway can be seen from the kitchen and the two colors complement each other nicely for a unique color palette.

A vintage round dining table provides a perfect dining spot in front of the kitchen window. The mix of chairs paired with the black pendant light, the green plants and the art print make this area cozy and inviting.

The window sill has been turned into a desk, which paired with a little stool provides the space with an additional worktop.

A pink entryway wall color for a bold effect

The entryway, which can be seen from the kitchen and from the living space, doesn’t have any direct natural light coming in, so the bold pink color choice helps to make this space interesting and inviting.

The small entryway bench paired with the beautiful gallery wall adds a lot of character to this area, which is the first space you see when entering the apartment.

The mirror is great for checking your outfit before you go, yet it also allows more light into the space.

Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Krister Engström via Kvarteret Makleri

This cozy and inviting Swedish home with beautiful historic details (Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem) has white walls throughout, which reflect the abundance of daylight that’s coming through those large historic windows.

The spacious living and dining room features a light blue sofa and a gallery wall that spreads from the dining area over into the sofa section of the space. The ceiling-high wall shelving on the living room wall is great for storing both books and accessories.

The main bedroom can be reached through double doors from the living room and its modest design and combination of textiles complements the interior in the adjacent living space perfectly. The beige kitchen with stainless steel countertops is finished off with a white tile backsplash and a small round dining table provides a cozy spot for dining in the kitchen as well.

A spacious living room with a dining and sofa area

The light blue living room sofa stands out against the natural color palette created by the white walls as a backdrop and is paired with a combination of beige and grey textiles, wood and black furniture pieces, and a few green plants.

The fluffy area rug adds a lot of texture to the original hardwood flooring of the room and it’s great for visually separating the sofa area from the rest of the living room functionality.

The beautiful living room gallery wall spreads from the dining area into the sofa section and connects both room functionalities with each other in an elegant way.

The two leather and wood lounge chairs add a warm tone to the color palette and they fit perfectly underneath the gallery wall.

Opposite of the sofa area, you can find a spacious dining table in the corner featuring a mixture of white and wood tones in the dining chairs.

A beige kitchen with stainless steel countertops and a tile backsplash

The subtle beige kitchen cabinets add a warm note to the white and bright palette of the kitchen. The white tile backsplash goes all the way up to the ceiling for an impressive effect in the space that is overlayed by white wall shelving and contrasted by two beautiful black wall lamps.

The beige cabinetry is finished with steel hardware and practical stainless steel countertops that also come back in the material of the cooking stove and the stove hood.

The countertop is continued towards the side of the window to make the kitchen layout feel integrated into the space. This is a great spot for soap and cutting boards, which would otherwise be lost.

A round dining table with light grey dining chairs is perfect for creating a smaller dining area in the kitchen. The white round dining table with wood legs fits the interior perfectly and the white wall shelving used above the kitchen counter also comes back on the wall above the table.

The kitchen features a small walk-in-pantry and its white historic door brightens up the design of the dining area.

A main bedroom with white walls and beige and brown textiles

Just like the rest of the apartment, the main bedroom has white walls, which accentuate the size and height of this majestic room. The light grey box spring bed is made with white bedding and a variety of beige, brown, and red tones in the blankets and throw pillows decorating the bed.

The art print above the bed complements the color palette of the textiles perfectly and the mirror next to the bed reflects the daylight coming in from the window.

The wardrobe is hidden behind a beautiful beige linen curtain.

A kid’s room with a cute homework desk

The second bedroom is used as a kid’s room and it’s also the only room in the interior that has darker paint color on the walls. The light grey bedroom walls pair nicely with the arrangement of soft textiles in the space and the color makes the white window frames stand out in a beautiful way.

A vintage desk paired with two String shelves makes for a perfect combination of storage and a spot to do some homework.

A small entryway with a hanging rail

In the entryway, the high ceilings are accentuated by a clothes rail that hangs from the ceiling. It’s a simple storage solution where the area underneath can be used for shoe storage.

Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem