The cozy living room and open-plan kitchen are connected in this cozy Scandinavian apartment (via Stadshem). The living room is painted in a dark and moody deep blue wall color, separating the walls from the ceiling, the light hardwood flooring, and the white sofa.

The white kitchen is planned out on one wall, leaving ample space for a dining table on the other side of the room. The walls on top of the kitchen are painted in a subtle sage-green color, adding a fresh green touch to the setting.

The bedroom’s walls are a mixture of shiplap and exposed brick, creating a beautiful textural effect. A niche in the bedroom is transformed into a cute and cozy home office with soft pink walls.

A dark blue living room with a white sofa and light textiles

The dark blue living room walls have a moody effect in the space, creating a stark contrast with the light ceiling, floor, and textiles for a striking effect. The white sofa and the off-white rug stand out in the setting and brighten up the palette.

A niche space in the wall is filled with a modular wall shelving system which is painted in the same color as the walls to make it blend in.

A white kitchen with sage-green walls

The dark living room goes over into a light color palette in the kitchen and the two spaces contrast wonderfully against each other.

The simple white kitchen cabinets are paired with a marble countertop, sage-green kitchen walls, and eye-catching black lamps that add an industrial flair to the setting.

The chrome hardware finishes the modern kitchen look off perfectly.

The stainless steel stove and hood make for a nice break in the white cabinets.

The other side of the kitchen has a shiplap treatment on the wall opposite the one-wall kitchen layout, which adds a traditional element to the room. A simple dining table and chairs paired with a linen lampshade make this setting complete.

A cozy bedroom pairing shiplap and exposed brick walls

The bedroom has a natural and warm color palette, pairing beautiful beige and green tones in the textiles. The shiplap treatment paired with the exposed brick wall makes for an interesting textural effect in the space.

A niche space between the wall and the wardrobe is great for a custom open shelf, making it possible to display some cute accessories in the bedroom.

A tiny home office spot in a niche space with soft pink walls

A cute kid’s room with grey walls and a plywood headboard

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This small apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Anna van Keppel, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem) has one room that includes a small kitchen, dining area, sofa area, and sleeping space. The walls and ceiling of the living space are treated with beige limewash paint, which gives them a warm and cozy glow.

The small kitchen has dark oak cabinets that contrast with the wall color. The dark wood tones of the vintage dining table and chairs pair wonderfully with the small kitchen design.

The sofa and sleeping area are decorated with subtle accents and a mixture of warm textiles for a natural effect. The bathroom has limewash walls, which are accentuated by the copper bathroom fixtures.

A small kitchen design with dark oak cabinets

The tiny kitchen layout fits perfectly on the small wall next to the window. The fridge is in a niche space next to the kitchen.

The dark oak cabinets are paired with warm wood wall shelving that can hold cups, plates, and glasses. The fine stone countertop in white stands out against the dark wood elements of the design.

The off-white Smeg fridge pairs nicely with the color of the limewash paint on the walls. The water pipes in copper match the rustic dark wood look of the kitchen and don’t disturb the kitchen design.

A small table with a vinyl player next to the window matches the aesthetic of the space.

A living, sleeping, and dining area in one

The beige sofa blends in with the walls, while the dark vintage dining table and chairs stand out in the middle of the space.

A distressed vintage element next to the sofa is perfect for holding subtle decor pieces.

The bed is placed opposite the sofa, with a cute balcony separating the two functional areas.

The wall shelving next to the bed is painted with the same limewash paint as the walls, making them blend in nicely.

The pink and beige linen fabrics on the bed add a warm glow to the sleeping area.

A small hallway with smart storage

A bathroom with limewash walls and copper fixtures

Styled by Anna van Keppel, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem

This beautiful and tranquil apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem) has a calm yet stylish interior design with a striking balance between the different rooms.

The spacious light grey kitchen is planned out in a corner layout, allowing for ample dining room space in the middle of the room. The adjacent living room wall color complements the light grey kitchen cabinet color, tying the look of both rooms together.

Through the wallpapered hallway, you can reach the main bedroom, which has a dramatic look with its dark green walls and light interior details.

A spacious light grey kitchen in a corner layout

The corner kitchen layout against the wall perfectly combines lower and upper cabinets, two large cupboards, and open shelving. The white subway tile backsplash gives the kitchen a clean and finished look.

On the other side of the kitchen space, you can find a dining table paired with light oak dining chairs for a modest and elegant effect.

A living room with light grey walls and a white sofa

The white fabric sofa stands out against the light grey living room walls. The subtle beige and natural details throughout the interior add a warm glow that pairs perfectly with the hardwood flooring.

A beige wall hanging adds a beautiful texture to the soft grey of the walls and pairs with the beige and white chequered area rug underneath the sofa.

A vintage-painted cabinet in off-white adds a classic style to the interior and fits perfectly next to the doorway leading up to the kitchen.

A moody dark green bedroom with a combination of light textiles

The bedroom has a deep green wall color that makes the white and beige elements in the space stand out powerfully.

A reading corner by the end of the bed features a big round mirror that reflects the light coming from the bedroom window.

The wardrobe is painted the same color as the walls to blend in.

A dusty pink kid’s room with shiplap walls

The dusty pink wall color in the kid’s room pairs wonderfully with the shiplap bedroom walls, creating an interesting combination of textures.

Floral wallpaper in the hallway featuring a small workspace

A white and grey bathroom with brass fixtures

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

The small yet stylish apartment (Styled by Martina Mattsson, photographed by Krister Engström for Kvarteret Makleri) used to have a large kitchen space, which is now divided by a glass partition to create both a cooking and sleeping space.

The light grey kitchen is compact yet packed with storage and functionality. The historic kitchen modules next to the window are now used to store clothes.

The living room is painted in a subtle sage green wall color, giving it a fresh appearance. The living space combines both a dining space and a sofa area.

The kitchen and bedroom are separated by a half-glass wall

A half-glass partition separates the sleeping and cooking areas from each other. This way, even though the kitchen doesn’t get any direct sunlight, ample natural light flows into both rooms. The bottom part of the glass partition is solid, allowing for a shelf attachment that creates extra countertop space.

The light grey cabinets are paired with a stainless steel countertop, stainless steel appliances, and chrome hardware for a classic look with a modern touch.

The bedroom section behind the glass has shiplap walls, which gives this space a slight farmhouse look.

What used to be storage for the kitchen is turned into a wardrobe for the bedroom.

The back wall of the kitchen is treated with beautiful floral wallpaper, adding extra character to the space.

A living room with subtle sage green walls

The living room has a very subtle and light sage green wall color, giving the space a fresh look. The warm and dark tones stand out against this wall color and the sheer beige curtains in front of the window warm up the daylight coming in.

A custom bookshelf next to the doorway offers a great spot for books and accessories. It has been painted in the same color as the walls to make it blend in.

A vintage dining table and chairs stand out on top of the white flooring used in the space.

Styled by Martina Mattsson, photographed by Krister Engström for Kvarteret Makleri

This small yet smart studio apartment (via Entrance Makleri) makes use of the turn-of-the-century building’s available height to make the layout work. The kitchen and living area are located right in front of the window.

The loft bed is built on top of the bathroom right next to the entrance. This allows for all basic functionalities to be packed on a relatively small floor plan, which is doable if you have ceiling height to work with.

A walnut kitchen in an L-shaped layout

The L-shaped kitchen layout is partially built underneath the loft bed, making it work perfectly in the space. The dark walnut kitchen cabinets are paired with white tiles on the wall and a crisp laminate countertop.

The sofa area is placed opposite the kitchen, with a small dining table in between both areas. The soft rug helps to visually separate the functional areas from each other.

A vintage desk and chair are placed right next to the sofa, contrasting nicely with the light grey walls in the room.

A loft bed above the bathroom with integrated hallway storage

The loft bed is built on top of the bathroom and is accessible with a ladder mounted against the wall. There is just enough space available next to the vintage desk for a storage solution for jackets and shoes.

The wardrobe solution is integrated within the loft structure and allows for both open and closed storage space.

On the loft itself, only a double bed is placed right below the ceiling. It’s quite cramped up there, which could be solved by picking out a lower bed if you prefer.

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This gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (Styled by Anna van Keppel, photographed by Dana Ozollapa for Historiska Hem) has eye-catching pink walls in the kitchen, making this space the most unique room in the apartment.

The soft pink walls are paired with a modern off-white kitchen with a unique terrazzo countertop. The vintage-style table in the middle of the space stands proudly next to the old doorway that has now been transformed into a shelf for glass and dinnerware.

The living room and the adjacent bedroom have two-tone walls, giving both spaces a unique look while maintaining a modest color palette.

Pink kitchen walls paired with off-white cabinets and a terrazzo countertop

The walls and doorways in the kitchen have all been painted in the same subtle pink wall color that pairs wonderfully with the hardwood flooring and gives the space a cohesive look.

The off-white kitchen cabinets complement the wall color, while the modern terrazzo countertop gives the kitchen design a bold look.

The small kitchen design fits perfectly within the niche spot between the wall and window.

A small round dining table fits perfectly in the niche spot in front of the windows. The brass pendant light above the table reflects the space in a lovely way.

What used to be a doorway has been transformed into a shelf for glass and dinnerware. The placing right next to the dining table is very convenient and the pieces stand out nicely against the pink paint color.

The artwork at the entrance of the kitchen matches the color palette perfectly.

A living room with two-tone walls and a modest color palette

The spacious living room has a neutral color palette with a few colorful details here and there to finish off the look. The bottom of the walls are painted greige, while the upper area is white for a wonderful two-tone look.

By hanging the picture frames slightly above the line where the two paint colors meet, the two paint colors are accentuated nicely.

The pink kitchen wall color can be seen from the living room.

A two-tone bedroom makes the small space unique

The small bedroom next to the living room has a two-tone wall design as well, yet the white color block is on the bottom. The top area is painted in a dark blue wall color, which makes for an interesting effect when looking in through the living room.

Styled by Anna van Keppel, photographed by Dana Ozollapa for Historiska Hem

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century home (styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem) has a connected kitchen and living room, with a historic double interior door in the middle of the spaces.

The two-tone kitchen has dark oak cabinets on the bottom paired with white upper cabinets and a white terrazzo countertop. The cupboards opposite the window hold the larger appliances and provide lots of storage space. The middle of the kitchen features a spot for a large dining table with natural oak chairs.

The adjacent living room has a muted peach color on the walls, highlighting the white sofa and crown molding underneath the ceiling.

A two-tone kitchen combining dark oak with white cabinets

This two-tone kitchen has a high contrast between the upper white cabinets and the dark oak cabinet doors on the bottom, resulting in an interesting look. The light terrazzo countertop adds a subtle yet beautiful texture to the natural grain of the cabinets.

Three large cupboards on the side of the kitchen hold the large kitchen appliances and offer ample storage space.

The large dining table with natural oak dining chairs in the middle of the space is paired with a warm-toned sculptural pendant lamp to finish off the color palette.

The kitchen walls are painted in a subtle light beige wall color, which complements the adjacent living room palette perfectly.

Peach walls and a natural color palette in the living room

The subtle peachy living room walls are paired with warm tones in the textiles and a white sofa that brightens up the space. A glass coffee table on top of a beige fluffy area rug complements the warm red and beige tones in the pillowcases.

A reading nook with a wall bookshelf fills the corner of the living room perfectly.

The TV attached to the wall is paired with a low oak shelf for storing books and accessories.

A green-grey bedroom with a wardrobe painted in the same color as the walls

The green-grey wall color of the bedroom is accentuated by the fresh green plants on the balcony and next to the bed. The wardrobe is painted in the same color as the walls, making it blend in nicely.

Limestone tiles in the bathroom paired with an oak vanity

A spacious hallway with seating in the middle

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

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century home for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem) has white-painted hardwood flooring, paired with a light grey paint color on the walls and a dark grey paint on the historic window frames.

The kitchen and living room are connected with classic double doors. The doorway on the living room side is treated with custom shelving adding both storage space and a unique look to this room.

The L-shaped kitchen with dark grey cabinets stands out against the white subway tile backsplash that goes up to the ceiling. The kitchen is spacious enough to leave a large spot in front of the window for a large dining table and an oversized artwork.

A spacious living room with a bookshelf built around the door

The bookshelf around the door takes front and center in this otherwise modestly decorated living space. The white sofa is paired with a contrasting black coffee table. Green plants by the window and on the bookshelf add a fresh touch to the palette.

Two cognac leather armchairs and various pillowcases on the sofa add a beautiful warm element to the setting.

A dark grey L-shaped kitchen and a spacious dining area

The floor plan of the kitchen is rather large as well, with ample space for a large dining table in front of the window. The light grey walls make the black accent furniture pieces and the dark grey kitchen stand out powerfully.

The kitchen is planned out in an L-shaped layout, filling the space and allowing for bottom cabinets only.

The dark grey cabinets are paired with chrome hardware, a stainless steel countertop, and an impressive white subway tile backsplash.

The black dining table in front of the window is paired with black bentwood chairs, a black vitrine, and black tones in the large artwork on the wall.

A light grey bedroom with clothing storage built into the wall

The light grey color is carried over into the bedroom, where it’s paired with subtle black accents and a mixture of beige and grey textiles.

The colorful artwork above the bed adds a subtle colorful element to the space.

The wardrobe has been built into the wall, with the doors painted in the same color as the walls for an integrated effect.

A small workspace on the other wall makes for a cute home office spot.

Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem

This small apartment in Sweden (Styled by Lindholm design, photographed by Dana Ozollapa for Historiska Hem) has a bedroom and a living kitchen connected to each other for a small yet functional layout and a lot of character.

The walls of the living kitchen are painted cream-white, matching the minimal white kitchen with the white kitchen island. The interior doors leading up to the bathroom and a closet are painted in a beautiful dusty pink color, making them stand out.

The bedroom has a gorgeous sky-blue wall color that shines through from the living room. The subtle blue color makes the vintage desk and the warm colors in the textiles on the bed stand out beautifully.

A living kitchen with cream-white walls and colorful accessories

The small white sofa in the living kitchen is paired with a gorgeous gallery wall and a combination of different colors in the textiles on the sofa.

The simple white kitchen with stainless steel countertops is placed opposite the sofa, with a small kitchen island with seating separating the two functional areas.

In the middle of the space, right next to the window, you can find a small round dining table with classic bentwood chairs that finishes the look of this space.

Right next to the kitchen, you can find the entryway to the apartment. The apartment door is painted green, which perfectly complements the two dusty pink doors.

An open doorway between the kitchen and the hallway space makes the kitchen very accessible. The island fits perfectly against the pillar, with the countertop extending a bit further for a more practical island.

A beautiful bedroom with a sky-blue wall color

The gorgeous sky-blue walls in the bedroom make the warm tones of the hardwood floors and the vintage desk stand out powerfully. The large mirror reflects the length of the hallway for a striking visual effect.

A painted Ikea Ivar cabinet in the same color as the wall blends in perfectly and offers ample storage space.

The bedroom door is slightly darker than the sky-blue wall color, while the closet doors are white, matching the color of the ceiling.

This small studio home for sale in Sweden (Styled by Living Deco, photographed by Mariah Sahlander for Stadshem) is decorated with sage green walls in the combined living and sleeping space, which gives it a fresh look that is enhanced by the green plants spread throughout the interior.

The neutral color palette of the furniture pieces and accessories makes the light sage green wall color stand out nicely.

The white kitchen is slightly dated, yet decorated in a lovely way. In this interior, the green plants take front and center among all the white elements.

Sage green living room walls paired with a grey sofa and natural decor

A light grey sofa paired with a white rug and a soft wood coffee table decorates the living room section of the shared space nicely.

White curtains with a white lounge chair and a vintage dresser finish the look of the sofa area off perfectly.

The other side of the space is used for sleeping space, paired with a grey wardrobe.

The mixture of beige, peach, and yellow pillowcases on the bed is paired with a small oak shelf above the bed that can hold a few decor pieces.

A white kitchen with a small dining area and lots of green plants

A small hallway with a white wardrobe and a white wall shelf

Styled by Living Deco, photographed by Mariah Sahlander for Stadshem