I think this home is accessorized in such a nice way with such great care and attention to detail. The living room has been decorated in a very cozy way, with lots of textiles and I love the gallery wall on top of the sofa, which matches to the color palette of the textiles and details in the space.

The kitchen is connected to the living room and features a beautiful round wooden dining table combined with contrasting black dining chairs.

The bedroom can be seen from the living room as well and really stands out because of the dark feature wall above the bed. The linen textiles on the bed stand out so nicely against the dark wall color and I love the small office space that has been placed by the bedroom window.

Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Janne Olander for Stadshem

The beautiful wooden kitchen is what stands out most in this beautiful Swedish home I think. The wooden fronts combined with the marble countertop and backsplash are so impressive and I love that you can see it from the living room.

The dining area has a large table fitted with black bentwood chairs for contrast and a small flowerpot lamp* above the table offers a subtle source of lighting. The beige color palette works calming and the black pieces make the space more interesting.

The bedroom follows the same pattern of beige tints with black contrasting accents and a storage unit made out of the same wood as the kitchen, connecting the rooms visually.

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This kitchen has something, even though it is quite simple. I love the way the grey Ikea Veddinge fronts are combined with the open shelving against the wall creating a fresh and airy look and an oportunity to display the prettiest kitchen items. The small round dining table in front of the window fits nicely with the wooden countertop of the kitchen and seems like a perfect breakfast spot.

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I love the mixture of the vintage furniture and rather classic style of this apartment with the light grey walls and white floors. The clean white canvas makes the vintage items like the black vitrine and the rattan sofa stand out so nicely.

The grey kitchen stands out against the white floors as well and the living room and kitchen are connected by the dining area with a vintage dining table painted in white and black bentwood chairs for some added contrast.

A small niche in the hallway has been optimised to be used as a home office and I love the wall shelves, which give some extra storage space for small office items.

The bedroom shares the same look and feel as the rest of the apartment, with a beautiful vintage nightstand and a flowery bedspread for a cozy look and feel.

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The color palette in this beautiful light flooded living room is so on point I think. The light grey walls combined with the white linen curtains*, light area rug and furniture set the perfect neutral stage for the accessories and textiles. Tints of muted orange, red and yellow in the art prints and linen pillow cases* brighten up this otherwise neutral space and give it character and personality.

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This turn of the century home has so many pretty features, with the curved windows at the dining table being the most impressive one of all I think. The round Tulip dining table combined with the natural wooden chairs and the Formakami paper lamp* works so well in this area, as if it was made for it.

The sage green and white kitchen with a natural beige countertop and brass handles is planned around the original fireplace, combining both old and new in a very nice way. I love that one of the lower kitchen cabinets is used for storing firewood as well.

The bedroom has been painted in a soft mustard color, which makes the white linen bedding* and white linen curtains* stand out so nicely. Since the wall has construction pillars sticking out, a custom headboard has been built with panelling that fits the style of the building.

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This home really doesn’t need a lot of decoration, as it has these lovely turn of the century details and finishes on doors, windows and ceiling which kind of speak for themselves.

The furniture that did make it into the apartment is simple and minimal and seems to be well considered. I love the choice of placing just a daybed in the beautiful window niche and a small home office area next to it, wich makes the living room multi-functional without overcrowding it.

The kitchen is a simple, yet elegant white one, which doesn’t take any attention away from the beautiful floors, windows and ceiling. In the bedroom you can still see the original built in cupboards, which is so beautiful as well.

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The custom woodwork in this beautiful turn of the century apartment is so amazing I think. The sage green of the kitchen cabinets goes so nicely with the oak panelling on the wall and I love the way the same construction comes back in the little niche in between the kitchen and living room where display shelving and a little bench has been created.

The round dining table has the same sage green linoleum color as the kitchen cupboard and I think the Thonet bentwood chairs work so nicely with all the wood in the kitchen.

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The warm grey color on the walls in this Swedish home softens up the look of this entire space. I love the way the white &Tradition Little Petra armchair*, the white linen curtains*, textiles, and art prints pop out of this wall color. The large wooden bench opposite the sofa adds an opportunity to display pretty objects, yet doesn’t make this side too heavy. This is a rather small living room after all. The large round mirror reflects the daylight coming from the living room and adds an extra source of light to the room.

The black vintage desk in the corner of the living room works wonderfully together with the contrasting white bentwood chair and I absolutely love the brass details on this antique piece. 

The warm grey bedroom has been decorated in a warm palette as well with tints of beige, wood, and a pop of nude pink in the pillowcase on the bed.

Styled by Grey Deco for Kvarteret Makleri

I love the contrasting black and brown tints that appear everywhere throughout this small studio home. The living room gets this warm glow from the natural daylight coming through these sheer beige linen curtains* and the heather has been covered by a long bench going almost the entire length in front of the window.

The brown velvet sofa combines very nicely with the black in the art prints and small furniture. The dining table has the same color palette, with a beige linen table cloth* and dark wooden bentwood chairs for contrast.

The bedroom is a small space, yet it has a hotel room feeling because of the curtains going from wall-to-wall. The same color palette can be found in this room as well, tying it together with the other areas of the home.

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