In this apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Stadshem) the green-grey color palette takes front and center in the interior decor.

The green-grey kitchen with a white tile backsplash and kitchen island takes a strong presence in the living space. The color on the kitchen cabinets is paired with a light shade of green-grey paint in the sofa area, with black accents and a grey sofa.

The bedroom and entryway are painted in a darker green-grey shade, adding a moody look to the setting. The wall colors unify the color palette throughout this beautiful apartment.

Green-grey kitchen cabinets paired with a stainless steel countertop and tile backsplash

The green-grey kitchen cabinets in the kitchen add a beautiful dark mood that contrasts nicely with the white tile backsplash. The main kitchen module has a stainless steel countertop, matched by chrome hardware, and chrome pendant lamps above the kitchen island.

The short upper cabinets offer extra storage space in the kitchen, without making the layout look too heavy.

In front of the kitchen island, you can find a cozy wood kitchen dining table paired with classic black dining chairs that stand out against the color of the kitchen.

The kitchen island has storage drawers on the kitchen side, paired with an extended countertop on the other, which can be used as a breakfast bar.

A cozy living room with a green-grey wall color

The green-grey wall color in the living room is a muted sage green shade, which pairs wonderfully with the light beige curtains decorating the windows.

The grey fabric sofa paired with the glass-top coffee table with black legs works well with the white fluffy area rug that adds texture to the space.

The sculptural footstool elevates the look of the living room and adds a sophisticated touch.

Green-grey bedroom walls paired with a subtle decor

The darker shade of green-grey walls in the bedroom contrasts nicely with the white ceiling and the white linen curtains by the windows. A mixture of grey, green, and natural-toned textiles on the bed complement the wall color nicely.

A few black accent pieces add a lovely contrast to the setting.

The beige tones in the art print pop out of the dark wall color, while the greens in the branch bring out the green undertones in the paint color.

A wood wall shelf adds a great place for storing books in an area that would otherwise be lost.

A modern bathroom with a dark grey vanity and black fixtures

The modern bathroom has beige limestone floor tiles paired with simple white tiles on the wall. The dark grey vanity and the black bathroom fixtures add a beautiful contrast against the white tiles.

The washing machine is integrated underneath a wood counter, offering a place to fold laundry.

The mirror has LED lighting around it, which enhances the modern look of the bathroom.

The black fixtures in the shower are matched with a glass shower door with black details, which ties the look together beautifully.

A dark green-grey wall color and custom storage in the hallway

The hallway is painted in the same wall color as the bedroom. In this low-lit space, it has an even moodier effect and it enhances the contrast with the classic white doors.

A custom storage solution is painted in the same color as the wall.

A large mirror on the wall is great for checking your outfit before leaving the house, and it also reflects some daylight from the other rooms into the hallway.

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Stadshem

This light-flooded apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem) has a beautiful light grey shaker kitchen with black marble countertops and chrome hardware. The kitchen is large enough so that a spacious dining table fits in front of the windows.

The living room is painted in a soft beige wall color paired with furniture and textiles in neutral colors for a calm and tranquil effect.

The bedroom, which is accessed from the living room, has a beautiful sage green wall color for a fresh and vibrant effect.

A light grey shaker kitchen with a black marble countertop and chrome hardware

The light grey shaker kitchen is finished off with a black marble countertop and a small backsplash. Upper cabinets are placed above the stove only, leaving the one-wall layout of the kitchen light and airy.

Glass sphere lighting brightens up the area above the sink and adds a lovely detail to the wall.

A small door to the pantry matches the style of the kitchen perfectly.

The other side of the kitchen floor plan is filled with a spacious dining table with natural oak beechwood Wishbone dining chairs.

A small wall shelf in the same wood tint as the table and chairs offers a spot for a few select decor pieces.

The red tones in the art print come back in the cute terracotta vase on the shelf, which is a nice touch.

A large pantry in the same style as the kitchen cabinets decorates the wall next to the doorway.

A living room with beige walls and a grey couch

The living room is painted in a subtle beige wall color that adds a subtle warmth to the space. The large off-white area rug brightens the hardwood flooring and the grey sofa matches the color palette perfectly.

Subtle red tones in the textiles, accessories, and art prints add a lovely warm contrast to the setting.

A mirror on each side of the living room reflects the space and makes it appear bigger.

Both of the mirrors are oval, yet by hanging them in different directions, a playful effect is achieved in the space.

A sage green bedroom with subtle red tones

The bedroom has a beautiful sage green wall color that is paired with a white wardrobe, white curtains, and light textiles on the bed.

The wardrobe matches the white color on the ceiling and is finished off with brass hardware for an elegant effect.

Subtle red tones in the textiles and accessories contrast with the cool undertones in the sage green wall color.

On the other side of the room, a small desk is attached to the wall, offering a cute home office section in the bedroom.

Next to the desk, you can find Ikea IVAR storage modules that offer a spot for documents and paperwork in the apartment.

An entryway with a dark grey wall color and a niche space for jackets

The entryway stands out because of its dark grey wall color, which contrasts nicely with the white doors and door frames. A niche space is used for storage of jackets and shoes, while a large round mirror reflects light into the space.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

This open-plan apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by C. Lindholm, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem) has a beautiful off-white kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a white tile backsplash that reaches the ceiling.

The open floor plan connects the living room with the kitchen and the space in the middle is used for a large dining table. The living room has beige walls and a warm interior color palette that has a very inviting appearance.

The small bedroom has a muted green wall color and the hallway features a smart storage solution with a bench for putting your shoes on.

An off-white kitchen with an impressive tile backsplash

The off-white kitchen cabinets are planned out against an uneven wall, yet the entire wall is covered from top to bottom with a white tile that evens out the look.

The stainless steel stove and range hood are the focal point of this kitchen, paired with a stainless steel fridge, and dishwasher. The section to the left of the stove has a stainless steel countertop, while the one on the right has a wood top.

The brick by the kitchen windows is exposed and painted white, which adds a rough touch to the kitchen design.

The dining table connects the kitchen with the living room.

A living room with beige walls and a beige couch

The living room has a beige color on the walls, which is paired with white curtains, a warm grey area rug, and a warm beige sofa.

A colorful gallery wall above the sofa and bold colors in the textiles add a unique character to the space. This is complemented nicely with the vintage cabinet by the sofa and the glass coffee table.

A brown sculptural armchair decorates the section by the window and offers a great spot to read a book.

A cast iron fireplace fills the corner of the living room.

A small shelf opposite the sofa is great for holding the TV and storing vinyl.

A bedroom with a muted green color

An entryway with a smart storage solution

The asymmetrical floor plan of the hallway is filled with a storage cabinet that goes over into a small seating bench that also includes storage space underneath.

Styled by C. Lindholm, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem

This open-plan apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Peter Pousard for Alvhem) is decorated with a mixture of grey and beige tones paired with different wood elements for a cozy and stylish effect.

The dark grey kitchen has a large dining table in the middle of the room and the white tiles on the backsplash finish the look perfectly. The doorway towards the living room is opened, making the living space look spacious.

The living room has a dark grey wall contrasting the light textiles on the sofa and area rug. The bedroom and home office space have a different grey tone on the wall for a bit of variety.

A dark grey kitchen with a white tile backsplash and brass hardware

The dark grey kitchen cabinets stand out against the white subway tiles on the backsplash and the white wall color in the kitchen space. The stainless steel appliances and the brass hardware add a beautiful metallic texture to the kitchen.

The kitchen is the central space where the other rooms of the apartment come out. Because of this, there isn’t a single wall available that doesn’t have a window or doorway. By splitting the kitchen into two modules, the layout works well in this space.

The large dark oak dining table fits perfectly in front of the kitchen window. By placing it on a white area rug and pairing it with black dining chairs, a lovely combination of textures and materials is added to the look.

The look of the dining section works well with the color palette in the adjacent living room.

Right next to the kitchen, there is a doorway to a smaller room which is used as a home office.

A home office with warm grey walls and a double desk

The home office has a warm grey paint color on the walls, which works perfectly with the wood tones on the table and the peg rail hanging above it. The double desk offers a spot for two people to work from home.

The black chairs and black accessories add a beautiful contrast to the setting, while the white curtains and the white paper shade lamp brighten the color palette.

Dark grey walls and a beige sofa in the living room

The living room is painted in a dark grey wall color, which is brightened up by the wall-to-wall white curtains and the large white area rug in the middle of the space.

The beige fabric sofa pairs wonderfully with the other elements and the dark oak coffee tables work well with the dark oak on the dining table.

The elegant textiles and accessories finish this delicate and cozy look perfectly.

The wall opposite one of the windows features floating shelves that are ideal for displaying a lovely collection of accessories and art pieces.

A simple bedroom with warm grey walls

The decor of the bedroom is simple yet elegant, with black wall lamps and white bedding standing out of the warm grey wall color.

A simple oak peg rail and a black table and chair stand out against this beautiful and neutral wall color.

Warm grey walls and white flooring in the hallway

The hallway features a warm grey wall color as well, yet in this space the floors are painted white. This is a great choice for a space that doesn’t get any natural daylight.

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Peter Pousard for Alvhem

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem) is decorated with light tones and antique furniture pieces, resulting in a unique and inviting look.

The semi-open layout of the apartment has the living room as the central space, toward which the kitchen and the bedroom come out. The walls are painted in off-white tones which makes the different wood elements in the interior stand out.

The beige farmhouse kitchen with a butcher block countertop and stainless steel appliances is built in a corner layout to fit the space and allow ample storage.

A beige farmhouse kitchen with butcher block countertops

The kitchen is a true eye-catcher in this apartment. The beige kitchen cabinets are paired with subtle white porcelain hardware for a farmhouse kitchen look that is accentuated by the plates rack on the wall and the farmhouse sink.

The corner layout of the kitchen optimizes the floor plan and allows for lots of storage and the L-shape of the cabinets fits the space perfectly. The stainless steel appliances and the white porcelain farmhouse sink add a beautiful touch to the space, while the butcher block countertops warm up the color palette.

The area in front of the window overlooking the street is used for a small seating area, ideal for having coffee in the morning.

The double interior doors connect the kitchen with the living room and allow for a semi-open floor plan.

A living and dining room with different wood tones and a pink sofa

Right next to the kitchen, you can find a spacious vintage dining table that adds a rustic touch to the space. The antique table is paired with a seating bench and two chairs for a relaxed look.

A variety of green plants decorate the area in front of the windows and add a beautiful touch of green to the interior.

Next to the door leading up to the kitchen, you can find a vintage glass cabinet painted in a distressed grey.

A soft pink sofa placed in front of a large floor mirror next to the fireplace provides the living room with a unique touch.

On the other side of the fireplace, a TV is hung up on the wall and paired with a vintage bench underneath it.

The door opposite the kitchen leads up to the bedroom with a home office spot.

A bedroom with a vintage desk and vintage wardrobe

The bedroom features a beautiful selection of antique finds. The vintage desk in front of the window makes for a perfect home office spot with lots of daylight. The beautiful wardrobe with mirrored doors and intricate detailing is the true focal point of the bedroom. This piece stands out against the off-white wall color in the space.

A beige linen headboard paired with white bedlinen and white wall lamps allows the rest of the color palette to be neutral. This light and neutral palette makes the different wood tones stand out in a lovely way.

The windows are decorated with tick beige curtains that match the color palette and can darken the room at night.

A vintage piano with red keys decorates the wall next to the doorway.

A tiny kids’ room next to the kitchen space

Did you notice that the kitchen has a window on top of the counter space? This window allows natural light to come into the small space behind the kitchen, which is decorated as a small kids’ room.

A gorgeous farmhouse bathroom with an oversized mirror

The style of the bathroom matches the classic yet rustic interior decor of the rest of the apartment. The black herringbone tile floor adds a beautiful contrast to the space with white walls.

The large mirror makes the bathroom appear bigger than it is. The area underneath the mirror is used as a built-in cabinet for keeping towels and bathroom accessories.

The chrome bathroom fixtures add a beautiful metallic texture to the bathroom space.

A hallway with painted hardwood flooring

The hallway is narrow, yet the wall mirror makes it look bigger. The old hardwood floors are painted in a chequer pattern, which adds a beautiful texture to the space.

Photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem

This gorgeous studio apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Peter Pousard, via Alvhem) makes efficient use of the high ceilings, by integrating a loft bed inside the space that can be accessed through the custom staircase in the sofa area.

The loft bed sits on top of a home office space and the module separates the open floor plan into five main areas: a sofa section, dining area, kitchen corner, home office, and sleeping area. The visual distinction between the different areas is clear, optimizing the layout of this studio flat.

The black-and-white color palette in the apartment is enriched with brown and beige tones for a bright aesthetic that makes the apartment look more spacious.

A loft bed and a sofa area in front of the window

The section in front of the window is slightly elevated, lifting the sofa and dining area, and separating it from the kitchen. A loft bed is constructed around the home office, accessible through the staircase in the sofa area.

The staircase going up to the loft bed is hollow, allowing extra space for storage and for adding decor items on display. The wall next to the staircase is used for hanging a TV, perfectly opposite the sofa.

The color palette of the living area is very neutral, with a white couch and white area rug setting the stage. The gallery wall adds a unique look to this setting and the black accents in the accessories add a lovely contrast to the interior.

A loft bed underneath the ceiling

The loft bed is decorated in a neutral color palette, just like the downstairs area. The brown tones in the textiles on the bed are paired with beiges and a grey carpet finishes the flooring underneath the bed.

From the loft bed, you can look down on the cozy sofa area below.

Large plants and greenery finish the neutral color palette in the space and add a fresh touch.

A small dining area next to the kitchen

Next to the sofa and kitchen, you can find a small bar table attached to the wall, with two classic bentwood bar stools. The black table and chairs add to the contrast in the interior.

A corner kitchen to optimize the studio layout

A corner layout kitchen is installed to use the available space as efficiently as possible. By pushing the kitchen into the corner, the space looks open and spacious.

The dark wood kitchen cabinets work well with the overall color palette in the apartment.

Underneath the loft bed, you can find a closed room for a home office. The wall next to the doorway is used for a sideboard with a large round mirror, which reflects the space and makes it look bigger.

The home office space is decorated in a natural color palette as well. The large standing mirror reflects some daylight into the space that doesn’t get any direct daylight.

A small hallway next to the main studio space offers a space for adding a large wardrobe and storage for jackets and shoes.

Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Peter Pousard, via Alvhem

This beautiful turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Mariah Sahlander for Stadshem) has a historic double interior door separating the bedroom from the living room. This sem-open floor plan allows a clear view from one room into the other. The complementing color palettes of both rooms add a subtle yet powerful touch to the interior.

The living room has a warm cream wall color on the walls, complemented by a mixture of dark and light grey elements, paired with a few touches of beige. The large stone coffee table is the focal point of this room.

The bedroom has an eggshell wall color, paired with muted tone textiles on the bed and in the art print. Lastly, the black galley kitchen with white countertops makes space for a small, cozy dining area in front of the window.

Cream walls paired with grey tones in the living room

The soft cream wall color in the living room accentuates the crisp white ceiling and crown molding in this historic space. The white of the ceiling comes back in the fluffy white area rug and is matched by a white couch to brighten the palette even more.

The black stone coffee table is a true focal point in the room. The dark tones come back in the artwork and the candle wall sconces above the sofa.

White fabric curtains frame the beautiful historic windows and soften the daylight coming into the space.

The wall next to the double interior door leading up to the bedroom features a painted IKEA Ivar cabinet that matches the color palette of the living room interior.

The round wall mirror above the cabinet reflects the daylight coming in through the window.

The white historic fireplace in the living room corner is paired with a black art print and a classic firewood holder.

A bedroom with an eggshell wall color that comes back on the wardrobe

The bedroom is painted in a subtle eggshell wall color that makes the white crown molding stand out just like in the living room. The wardrobe is painted in the same color as the wall for a tone-on-tone effect in the space.

The combination of green, beige, and white tones in the accessories complements the wall color perfectly.

A combination of linen and sheer curtains softens the daylight coming into the bedroom space.

A black galley kitchen with white countertops and a small dining area

The black galley kitchen features a white countertop for a beautiful contrasting effect. The area in front of the kitchen window is used as a dining area. The green velvet dining chairs are paired with a few green plants for a fresh effect.

The white quartz used on the countertops comes back in the backsplash in between the lower and upper kitchen cabinets.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Mariah Sahlander for Stadshem

This apartment with dark wood flooring for sale in Sweden (styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Krister Engström for Kvarteret Makleri) has a bright blue bedroom that sets the stage for the apartment decor. The blue also comes back in the blue sofa color in the living room.

The distressed door in between the bedroom and living room adds a rustic charm to the space and I love that you can see the bedroom wall color from the living room. Apart from the touches of blue, the decor in the apartment is neutral and natural, which complements the dark wood flooring nicely.

The simple white kitchen has a dark wood countertop that complements the color of the hardwood flooring and a cozy dining area in front of the kitchen window completes this space perfectly.

A living room with white walls and a blue couch

Right next to the doorway that leads up to the beautiful bedroom, you can find a blue living room couch that stands out against the neutral color palette in the living room.

The contrast between the dark wood flooring and the white walls is softened by the use of natural textiles and accessories. The off-white area rug covers a large portion of the dark flooring to brighten up the space.

The wall next to the hallway doorway is filled with a simple white wall shelf where books and accessories find a lovely spot.

The choice of artwork on the wall is simple, with a color palette that matches the rest of the space.

A bedroom with a bright blue wall color

The bright blue wall color in the bedroom makes the gorgeous historic fireplace in the corner pop out. Moreover, it accentuates the white crown molding below the ceiling.

The blue bedroom walls are complemented with a white and beige color palette in the textiles and a white fabric pendant light above the bed. The filigree floor mirror matches the brass details on the historic fireplace and the warm tones in the art print above the bed complete the look.

The subtle black accents on the bedside tables and the wall lamp add a bit of contrast to the blue, beige, and white setting.

In front of the bedroom window, you can find a small desk and chair, which create a small home office spot, with a view over the other historic buildings in the neighborhood.

A simple white kitchen with dark wood countertops

A simple kitchen with white cabinets is paired with a white subway tile backsplash and a dark wood countertop that complements the color of the hardwood flooring.

The area in front of the kitchen window is the perfect spot for a vintage dining table paired with a mix of vintage dining chairs for a unique look with a subtle farmhouse flair.

styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Krister Engström for Kvarteret Makleri

This historic apartment in Sweden (Styled by Thomas Lingsell, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem) has an asymmetrical floor plan and a great use of colors throughout the interior that result in a unique interior look.

The dining room seems to be the center of the apartment, where most rooms come out. The dark blue walls of the living room match the deep blue color of the sofa, for a dramatic effect and a cozy vibe. The neighboring kitchen has dark blue cabinets paired with a red sofa in the kitchen seating area for a bold effect.

The main bedroom also has a dark blue wall color, while the two smaller bedrooms have a wall color that ranges on the green scale.

A spacious dining room with black accent dining chairs

The dining room has three widows, from which an abundance of daylight flows into the space. The asymmetrical floor plan features the dining table in the middle, on top of a soft area rug.

The dining room walls are painted in a subtle light grey wall, yet the window frames are finished with a soft green tone that stands out in the space.

The green-grey color also comes back on the historic doors in the interior, which makes them stand out against the subtle wall color. The vintage piano against the wall in the dining room adds a cozy touch to the space.

The dining room flows into the hallway space, which has a vintage table in the middle for a majestic look and feel.

A living room with dark blue walls and dark blue couches

The blue modular couch in the living room matches perfectly with the blue living room wall color. The green-grey window and door frames complement the wall color nicely.

The entire living room wall is filled with a bookshelf that is painted in the same color as the wall. This makes the shelving itself blend in and the books stand out like a classic home library.

The dark blue couches are paired with a light area rug and a beige stone coffee table that brightens up the color palette.

A vintage living room desk and vintage glass cabinet are placed on either side of the doorway. These warm wood tones add a warm glow to the cool undertones in the paint color.

A dark blue kitchen and a red seating area

The dark blue kitchen cabinets match the color palette in the rest of the apartment, while the orange curtain and the red fabric sofa stand out in this setting.

The wood countertop on the kitchen island adds a warm and natural element to the setting.

The red couch in the kitchen seating area adds a vibrant pop of color in front of the kitchen windows.

A variety of different red tones come back in the interior accessories of this section of the interior.

Dark blue walls in the main bedroom

The main bedroom has deep and dark blue wall paint on the walls and the peg rail above the bed. The beige textiles and natural tones in the art prints and decor stand out against this deep wall color.

Green wall colors in the kid’s bedrooms

The two smaller kid’s bedrooms are painted in green tones. The mint green wall color in the first bedroom is paired with a window sill desk to optimize the layout of the small space.

The second small bedroom has a more muted green tone on the walls.

A bathroom with a concrete look

The bathroom walls are treated with a concrete finish, which gives the space a rustic effect. The oriental tiles contrast with this texture on the walls in a lovely way.

Styled by Thomas Lingsell, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem

This beautiful attic apartment with alcove windows and exposed wood beams (styled by Living Deco, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Stadshem) has a dark grey floor treatment. This dark flooring is brightened up by a light interior color palette in both the spacious living room and the bedroom.

The small kitchen is a part of the living space. The dining table is a great separator between the kitchen and the rest of the living room. You can find a small desk to work from home on the wall next to the bedroom.

The bedroom is rather small, however, it fits a small double bed comfortably. The color palette in this room shares the one in the rest of the apartment.

Grey flooring and a light color palette in the living room

The dark grey vinyl flooring in the apartment is matched by the dark paint color on the exposed wood beams and contrasts with the white walls and ceilings in the space. A large white area rug brightens up a large portion of the flooring. The white fabric sofa and white armchair make the look even lighter.

A combination of beige and red tones adds a warm element to the interior. The round wood coffee table next to the sofa breaks up all the white in this area.

The bench next to the alcove window fits this low-ceiling area perfectly. The prints and decor pieces finish off this section perfectly.

The space next to the bedroom is used for a small home office spot. The low-ceiling areas of an attic apartment are always a little trickier to decorate, however, they are great for areas where you sit down anyway, like a desk.

The home office section follows the color palette of the rest of the interior.

The kitchen is part of the large living room as well. The corner layout of the kitchen allows for an open plan, where the dining table can take center stage.

The kitchen itself is a bit dated, however, it’s brought to life by the beautiful combination of accessories.

A small attic bedroom

The tiny attic bedroom fits a small double bed comfortably. The natural color palette mirrors the one in the adjacent living room. The mirror on the wall opposed to the window reflects the daylight coming in and makes the space appear bigger.

A small hallway section in the living room

Since the apartment door comes out straight into the living room of the apartment, a small hallway section is created next to the hallway door.

Styled by Living Deco, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Stadshem