The muted mint green wall color (not entirely sure, but it might be Jotun Lady Minty Breeze) in this beautiful living room transforms this classy Scandinavian interior. The living room seems to be the center of the apartment, with two light-flooded bedrooms on each side. The combination of the vintage cabinet in a darker wood tone, the light furniture and area rug, and the black and brass accents in the details goes perfectly with the color of the walls. I love the way the art pieces pop out of this wall color as well.

Both bedrooms are decorated modestly in a neutral color palette, though I love the way the wall color of the living room comes back in the vintage armchair next to the bed.

I love that the mint green wall color in this home goes more toward a grey tone, which is more muted compared to the bedroom in this Scandinavian home for example, which goes much more toward green. I like both variations but if you rather add a subtle mint green tone to your walls a more muted tone might be the way to go.

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The new release by Danish interior brand Ferm Living is something I’m looking forward to every season. They do a bigger release at the beginning of the year but have released some exciting new items a few weeks ago as well.

One of my favorites of the new collection is the asymmetrical Forma wool rug, which is great to add an extra dimension to a larger living room (I think it’s important that such a rug has enough space around the sides for it to work in a room). I also really like the Lay cushion series which features a nice contrast in textiles that look great on a neutral sofa.

Every single room in this beautiful turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden is nothing short of amazing. The timeless furniture pieces combined with custom-fitted storage solutions and minimal and subtle decor work so nicely in this space and in every single room you can see something unique. The dining room with the solid black wood dining table and the walnut dining chairs works perfectly on the light area rug, which grounds the table into a rather large space.

The living room features an asymmetrical rug and a custom-built bookshelf that goes around the entryway toward the dining room. In the kitchen you can find another smaller dining table with beige dining chairs and a walnut round table and the bedroom shares the same color palette as the rest of the apartment, giving all the rooms a unique yet coherent look and feel.

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Through those beautiful historic doors, you can walk from the living room into a calm and modestly decorated bedroom, which shines in its elegance and simplicity. I love the mixture of different beige textiles on the bed* in combination with crisp white bedlinen* and the beige area rug under the bed. Add a vintage side table and a few subtle details and create a beautiful bedroom decor.

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Cool wall colors tend to work nicely in a bedroom and this beautiful minty green with a touch of sage gives the perfect fresh touch to this room. The white linen bed skirt* and the vintage pieces add a romantic touch to the space and the dried flower wreath finishes of this bedroom perfectly.

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A triangle is not the easiest room shape to decorate, that’s for sure. Somehow the stylists of this beautiful room made it work so well though. I especially love the combination of the muted yellow bedroom walls with the burgundy wall color of the niche, which comes back in the bamboo lamp above the bed.

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This wall color used to be so trendy for a bedroom a few years back, but I think it was more than just a trend. Blue just works so nicely for a bedroom and I love that the built-in wardrobe has been finished in the same color.

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In this bedroom, I think the vintage pieces in dark wood stand out so much. The fact that they are combined with this deep sage green color on the wall makes them stand out even better. The bed has been made with a combination of white and beige textiles and really stands out in its simplicity.

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Speaking of a romantic touch, these chequered bedsheets* really do it for me. I think they add so much character to the otherwise calm and tranquil bedroom.

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While a cooler color palette is very common in bedrooms, a combination of white and warmer beiges can give your bedroom a very soft and cozy effect. The palette warms up the white flooring of the room and I like the sheer white curtains* in front of the window as well.

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This bedroom looks very soft and cozy, courtesy of the beautiful mixture of textiles on the bed. The pillow covers and blankets range in size, color, and textural finish, adding an interesting play of materials to the bed.

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This beautiful grey bedroom makes use of a colorful pop of pink in the artwork and the flowers on the nightstand to add a playful touch to an otherwise neutral palette. I love the one-seater in front of the window as well, for reading a book at night.

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While my eye goes immediately to the smart usage of space for a little home office in the corner, what really stands out to me in this bedroom are these beautiful chequered bedsheets* adding a subtle graphic touch to the space.

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Art pieces can really bring an interior to another level and that’s definitely the case for this beautiful living and dining area in this Swedish turn-of-the-century apartment. I think the dining room is the most impressive room (it’s so rare as well to have a room solely for dining in city apartments nowadays isn’t it?) with the beautiful moldings on the ceiling and the large oriental rug in combination with the walnut dining table and the white series 7 chairs. The large artwork on the wall in combination with the original fireplace and the large fig tree works so nicely.

When you go through those wing doors, you can find the living area, which has been painted in a greenish-grey wall color that makes the white moldings on the ceiling stand out even better. The light area rug in combination with the white linen sofas brighten up the space so much and they guide the attention towards the art, which also in this room takes most of the attention in the space.

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This beautiful light-flooded home with different shades of white and light grey on the wall and a white-washed hardwood flooring makes a very bright impression on the pictures, and I’m sure this effect is even stronger when you see it in real life. What stands out to me the most, however, is the vintage vitrine cabinet in the dining room which has been painted in a grey color. I think it transforms the space and adds so much character to this area.

From the shared living room and dining area, you can walk straight into the kitchen, which has been finished with white tiling that goes all the way up to the ceiling and contrasts nicely with the grey color of the cabinet fronts in shaker style. While the vintage glass cabinet is the most apparent element in the home, you can also find a vintage candle holder on the wall above the bar trolley, which is so pretty as well.

The small bedroom has a built-in wardrobe in shaker style in white, which doesn’t take up much space visually and still provides ample storage space because it goes all the way up to the ceiling. The same built-in wardrobe module can be found in the hallway as well, where I love the combination with the vintage chair and the big round mirror on the wall.

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I love the color blue for bedroom walls. Cool tones tend to work well in bedrooms and I think in this particular room, the blue elements harmonize in such a lovely way with the tints of beige and natural wood. The blue linen duvet cover* works so nicely together with the color on the wall and I love the little desk in front of the window where you can look out on the street from while you work.

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This contrasting bedroom with white furniture and walls painted in a dark grey wall color has a few of pops color that really draw the eye. I like that next to the inevitable wardrobe you can find an antique desk combined with a deep blue bentwood chair. This home office corner is eye-catching and adds character to the space.

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I think the warm color palette works so nicely in this room and the colors of the walls match the warm hardwood flooring very nicely. Even though the decoration is rather modest, the peg rail and the vase with beautiful flowers that have been placed on a pedestal really add something special here. 

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Another great combination of bedroom and workspace with black accent pieces adding contrast to the otherwise grey and beige setting. I think the wall lamp in combination with the art print and the round mirror works lovely above the bed and the white desk in front of the window looks like a great spot to sit and get some work done.

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The sage green walls combined with the white and beige color palette in this turn-of-the-century bedroom lighten up the black hardwood flooring in such a lovely way. I love the way the single artwork above the bed matches the color palette of the bedding and the way the sheer white curtains frame the window.

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The daylight coming into this beautiful bedroom with a rather awkward layout is simply amazing and the fact that the walls are painted in such a dark color enhances this even better. The dark grey curtains match the color of the wall and for a great tone-on-tone effect, the plinths, door, and window have all been painted in the same dark grey tint.

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This bedroom has a bit more of an eclectic touch, yet the beige and pink color palette makes it very calm and tranquil at the same time. The mineral wall treatment adds an interesting texture to these turn-of-the-century walls and the headboard adds a lot of personality to this room.

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You don’t often see green and pinks combined, but this combination works so nicely in this Swedish bedroom. The sage green wall combined with the beige and wood elements makes the look very calm and inviting, while the pink lamp adds a little something special.

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The pastel pink walls in this bedroom set the stage for a bright and light, slightly feminine look which is paired up with a velvet nude pink pouf, pillows, and natural wood tints. I love the way the green plants in the terracotta plant pots add a fresh touch to the room.

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Apart from the beautiful turn-of-the-century details in this bedroom, it’s the mixture of textiles on the bed that takes away all the attention in this space. The linen bed skirt, combined with the mixture of beige, white and brown textiles on the bed is really a winning look in combination with the wall lamps, the gallery wall, and the subtle accessories.

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