The color palette in this gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (styled and photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem) is unique and bold, yet so balanced at the same time. The living room is painted in a combination of light blue and a darker blue on the wainscoting and window and door frames for a cool setting that is contrasted by the warm tones in the artwork and the warm wood dining chairs.

The bold color choice in the living kitchen elevates the minimal white kitchen design with an island in the middle and the glass dining table in front of the window offers a perfect spot to gather for dinner.

The main bedroom is painted in a pastel pink shade on the walls, paired with a burgundy paint color on the wainscoting and a combination of warm wood tones and warm textiles to match the warm effect of the wall color in the space.

The kid’s room might have the boldest color palette of the entire apartment, with a mixture of blue on the walls, pink on the moldings and window frame, and a bright orange fabric canopy above the cod.

A light blue wall color paired with blue wainscoting in the living room

The walls of the living kitchen are painted in a muted light blue paint color, paired with a dark blue tone on the doors, window frames, moldings, and living room wainscoting. This cool wall color is paired with a beige fabric sofa a dark wood coffee table with a brown marble top and a mixture of pink and blue tones in the unique artwork set hanging above the sofa.

The bold color palette is paired with warm wood ding chairs and a moss green wool blanket on the sofa.

The windows, as well as the heaters and the beautiful historic frames around the window, are painted in the deep blue paint color that is used on the wainscoting as well, making them a true focal point in the space, on top of which the subtle decor pieces stand out.

The spacious dining table in front of the living room windows is made out of glass, with matching glass details in the sculptural pendant hanging above it. The warm wood dining chairs are placed on an area rug that pairs different pastel tones together.

The arched wall mirror hanging in between the two windows reflects the dining area and makes the room feel even bigger than it is already.

Opposite the sofa, you can find a Samsung Frame TV on top of a storage cabinet that is painted blue as well.

A minimal white kitchen with black countertops and a kitchen island

The white kitchen with black countertops contrasts against the blue wall colors and the clean and minimal appearance of the kitchen design stands out against the modern eclectic decor in this historic apartment.

The glass backsplash matches the glass dining table and the kitchen island is great for adding extra countertop space, while also serving as a visual divider between the kitchen and the living area.

Pastel pink bedroom walls paired with burgundy wainscoting

Through the blue double interior doors, you can look from the living room into the warm pink bedroom. The combination of both room colors works well and a beautiful contrast is achieved by pairing paint colors with warm as well as cool undertones.

The pastel pink bedroom walls are paired with burgundy wainscoting and a beige corduroy curved headboard adds a beautiful texture above the bed.

The pink bedroom walls are paired with a mixture of white, beige, and pink textiles on the bed and brown curtains in front of the bedroom window.

The frames around the doors and windows are painted in the same burgundy paint color as the bedroom wainscoting.

A warm wood desk provides a home office spot in the bedroom, paired with a chair in the same warm wood tone.

A mixture of pink and blue paint colors in the kid’s room

The kid’s room has the boldest color palette of the entire apartment, with blue walls paired with a bright pink color on the window frames and a bright orange fabric canopy above the cod.

A set of two Ikea Billy bookshelves have been modified and built in. By painting them in the same color as the wall, they look like a custom solution.

The pink paint color on the crown molding in this space accentuates this beautiful historic detail and adds a bold effect to the space.

The same bold pink color comes back in the frames of the window, making them stand out beautifully.

Styled and photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem

This gorgeous minimal interior design is set inside a light-flooded turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (sold via Sjöman Frisk). The minimal style in the living room accentuates the historic details in the space in an elegant way and the darker art piece on the wall and the subtle black accents add a beautiful contrast to the setting.

The modern kitchen features dark-stained oak cabinets in combination with a beautiful beige limestone used on the countertop and backsplash. The black wall lamps and faucet add a welcome contrast to this warm and minimal kitchen design.

The bedroom features a deeper sage-green wall color that can be seen from the living room. An old doorway is transformed into a bedroom bookshelf which highlights another historic detail in the flat. The bathroom is covered with the same beige limestone material used in the kitchen for an elegant and cohesive look.

A living room with off-white walls and minimal white furniture pieces

The off-white wall color used in the living room highlights the crisp white historic details in the space in a powerful way. The white-soaped hardwood flooring contributes to the beautiful white base palette and the minimal white furniture pieces blend into the setting elegantly.

The deeper tones in the artwork on the wall and the subtle and scarce dark details in the setting pop out and add a beautiful contrast to the setting.

The white sofa is paired with an oval textured area rug and a glass table with black legs for a simple yet elegant look in front of the impressive window.

The brass details on the historic fireplace add a warm and sophisticated touch to the room, without being too overpowering.

A dark-stained oak kitchen with beige limestone countertops

The beautiful dark wood kitchen features dark-stained oak cabinets paired with beige limestone used on the countertop and backsplash for a warm and inviting color palette with a minimal appearance and a modern look.

The dark wood tone and beige limestone are paired with black accents in the faucet and the wall lamps hanging above the counter.

The narrow wall opposite the kitchen sink is the perfect spot for a high cupboard that includes the fridge and ovens.

The backsplash is finished off with a small shelf made out of the same beige limestone material.

A dark sage green bedroom with grey details

The sage green bedroom wall color is a bit darker than the rest of the apartment. The dark grey curtains add a bit of a moody effect to the space and the wardrobe is painted in the same color as the wall for an integrated effect in the space.

What used to be another doorway is now turned into open shelving. This bookshelf stands out with its’ white color against the dark wall color in the bedroom. The brown tiles on the historic fireplace add a beautiful warm and rich tone to the color palette of the bedroom.

A small home office with a contrasting black desk

The small home office space is painted with an off-white wall color and a contrasting black desk stands out in the space. Above a custom-built bookshelf, you can find a window to another room, since this space doesn’t get direct daylight.

Beige limestone and walnut wood in the bathroom

The kitchen materials come back in the modern bathroom design as well, tying the different spaces in the apartment together in a nice way. The beige limestone is used both on the floor and on the walls, with a large mirror above the vanity making the bathroom appear bigger.

The walnut wood vanity is finished with black marble that contrasts with the white porcelain sink and the walnut cabinets above the toilet allow for extra storage space in the bathroom.

The home office window comes out onto the entryway of the apartment, underneath which a custom-fitted bookshelf fits the space perfectly.

via Sjöman Frisk

This beautiful modernized attic apartment (Styled by Yngfalk interior, photographed by Mia Borgerlin for Historiska Hem) features gorgeous curves in the ceilings where the windows are and a modern natural oak kitchen with limestone countertops and a matching backsplash.

The living kitchen includes a dining table in between the kitchen space and the sofa area. The guest bedroom that lies right next to the sofa area is separated from the rest of the space by a glass and metal partition that is custom-made to fit the sloped ceilings of the attic home.

The main bedroom has a dark grey wall color for a moody effect that is paired with a comfortable grey bed and custom oak cabinets built inside the walls. The bedroom has an impressive walk-in closet that uses the same oak wood as the rest of the apartment.

Both the bathrooms in the apartment feature limestone finishes, which add a beautiful natural effect to the modern bathroom designs.

A spacious living kitchen featuring natural oak kitchen cabinets

The natural oak kitchen cabinets paired with the limestone kitchen countertop and backsplash provide a natural touch to the crisp white walls and natural hardwood flooring in the apartment.

The kitchen layout is built mostly on the back wall of the space, with two high cupboards added on the wall opposite the window for extra storage.

The oak kitchen is paired with a red stone dining table and white fabric chairs that fill the area underneath the curved window perfectly. The pairing of the red stone on the table and the beige stone in the kitchen adds an interesting look to the space.

The copper Kitchen Aid on the kitchen counter brings back a little bit of a red undertone that complements the dining table nicely.

While the bottom cabinets and high cupboards are made of natural oak, the upper cabinets have a beige laminate treatment to ensure the layout of the kitchen remains light and airy, which is so important in a space with sloped ceilings.

The black faucet stands out against the beautiful backdrop of the beige limestone and adds a bit of contrast to the setting.

A striped sofa and built-in bookshelves in the living section

The combination of the striped sofa with the pattern on the white and beige rug adds a playful effect to the living space, which is balanced out by the glass Gubi Pedrera coffee table with a minimal appearance.

On the wall underneath the window, you can find custom built-in bookshelves that make use of the lowest area of the sloped ceiling. Since the bookshelves share the same oak wood as the kitchen, they tie the look of the living kitchen together nicely.

Opposite the sofa, you can find a fireplace and a TV wall right next to each other. The wall is treated with limewash paint, which gives it a beautiful texture and effect.

Right next to the living room, you can find a small guest room, which is separated from the rest of the space by the use of a glass partition wall.

The custom glass partition has a metal frame around it, which accentuates the fit within the sloped ceiling of the space.

The guest bedroom also features built-in cabinets for storage, making use of the low ceiling height just like in the living room.

A dark grey wall color for a moody effect in the bedroom

The main bedroom has a beautiful dark grey wall color, which is matched by a dark grey bed for a moody and sophisticated effect in the space.

Inside the wall below the window, you can find oak wood storage drawers just like in the other rooms of the apartment.

The main bedroom features a walk-in closet that leads towards the main bathroom of the apartment.

The oak wood used in the custom closet modules is the same one used for the kitchen and the custom storage elements inside the walls.

Limestone wall and floor tiles in the main bathroom of the apartment

The beige limestone material used in the kitchen also comes back in the wall and floor tiles of the main bathroom, which features a minimal white bathtub underneath the skylight. The modern black fixtures add a beautiful contrast to this bathroom setting.

The walnut wood vanity fits perfectly inside a niche spot in the wall, with mirror-covered wall storage above the sinks.

A dusty pink kid’s room

The small kid’s bedroom is painted in a subtle dusty pink wall color that adds an elegant and warm effect to the space.

An entryway where two different floors collide

The entryway area features grey floor tiles in a small section when you come in, which go over into warm hardwood floors when you continue your way into the rest of the apartment.

A guest bathroom with beige walls and walnut and limestone details

The walls of the guest bathroom are painted in a soft beige wall color, which pairs wonderfully with the beige limestone tiles on the floor and the walnut details on the vanity.

The walnut vanity is paired with a black mirror and black fixtures for a modern effect.

In the area underneath the sloped roof, you can find a washing machine smartly built inside of a cabinet that is painted in the same color as the walls.

Styled by Yngfalk interior, photographed by Mia Borgerlin for Historiska Hem

This stylish Swedish home (Styled by Studio Rydman, photographed by Lina Östling for Historiska Hem) has white walls and a beautiful, natural color palette with a combination of carefully considered design classics and contemporary pieces in the living room with herringbone hardwood flooring.

The small white bedroom has white-painted hardwood flooring, making this tiny space feel bigger than it is. The bedroom wall has a vintage window looking out onto the kitchen, which provides the space with a characterful look and at the same time guides some daylight from the bedroom into the kitchen, which doesn’t have any direct natural daylight coming in.

The kitchen space lies right next to the bedroom and has a black and white tile floor. The colors of the tiles come back in the white cabinets and the black countertops for an impressive contrasting effect in the small kitchen space.

An elegant living room with white walls and a mixture of classic and modern pieces

The white walls in the living room are paired with natural linen curtains in front of the windows, which warm up the daylight coming into the space. The white teddy couch pairs nicely with the white structured area rug, the white armchair with wood details, and the impressive art print adding contrast to the wall above the sofa.

The Gubi Timberline floor lamp* adds an elegant shape to the setting with its curved arm and folded lampshade, while the organic dark wood coffee table finishes the look of this area off in a perfect way.

The impressive green plant in the corner of the living room sits on a gorgeous little stool and finishes off the gallery wall in this section perfectly. The wall rug on this wall adds so much texture to the beautiful natural color palette.

The beautiful travertine dining table is paired with oak wood J39 chairs from Fredericia and the Astep Modell 2065 pendant light* is the perfect addition to this space.

The tall wall mirror between the two windows adds extra dimension to the space,

A small bedroom with white walls, white floors, and a window toward the kitchen

The small bedroom with white walls and white flooring reflects the daylight coming through the window gorgeously. The green fiddle fig tree next to the bed adds a fresh touch to the color palette and the window sill is filled with books and decor objects.

The white floors are finished with a sheepskin rug and a cute wooden stool, which stand out against the surrounding white tones in the space.

A vintage indoor window connects the bedroom with the kitchen and allows daylight to flow into the kitchen space, which doesn’t get any direct light.

A beautiful selection of brown and beige tones and a travertine lamp decorate the crisp white bedroom window sill.

A white kitchen with black countertops and a black and white floor

The black and white tile flooring in the kitchen is paired with white kitchen cabinets with black countertops to accentuate this monochromatic effect the floors have in the space.

The corner kitchen layout features open cupboards on the top, which solves an otherwise lost cabinet space.

Natural daylight comes in through the window towards the bedroom.

A small hallway with custom storage

The hallway features the same black and white floor tiles as in the kitchen, which is paired with custom shelving that includes hooks and a rail for coats and jackets.

Styled by Studio Rydman , photographed by Lina Östling for Historiska Hem

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem) has a combination of sage green living room walls, with dark green wall color in the bedroom. The fact that both rooms can be seen from each other, makes this effect of the two greens even more impressive.

The living room has a neutral color palette in the decor pieces and furniture, accentuating the beautiful and elegant sage green color on the walls. The sofa area has an off-white textured area rug that visually separates this area from the rest of the space, which includes a small dining area in front of the window.

The light beige kitchen with wood countertops is built in a corner layout to optimize the floor plan of this smaller kitchen space without direct natural light coming in. The bedroom is painted in a dark green wall color, which accentuates the historic white doors of the walk-in closets on each side of the bed.

Sage green living room walls paired with a neutral decor

The sage-green paint color on the living room walls brings out the beautiful white crown molding and the white porcelain historic fireplace in the corner of the room. The white sofa combined with the white Watt & Veke fabric pendant light* and the off-white textured area rug lightens up the color palette of the room.

The oak wood coffee table and the dining chairs in the same tone add a natural element to the space, which complements the wood tone of the hardwood flooring in the apartment in a beautiful way.

The green plants in the space are the only touch of color. They add a fresh touch and pop out against the backdrop of the sage green wall color behind it.

The dark green wall color of the bedroom can be seen from the living room and the two wall colors beautifully complement each other.

A beige kitchen with butcher block countertops

The kitchen is built inside of a space that doesn’t get any direct daylight, so the light beige kitchen cabinets are a great choice to keep the design of the space light. The corner kitchen layout allows for a functionality-packed kitchen design with lots of storage space.

The beige cabinets are finished off with chrome hardware and a beautiful butcher block countertop adds a warm touch to the kitchen design.

The regular upper cabinets turn into a small strip of cabinets on top of the stove, which also includes the stove hood and finishes off the top of the corner layout nicely.

A dark green bedroom with white historic details that stand out

The dark green wall color in the bedroom makes the gorgeous historic details on the doors, windows, and crown molding stand out in such a powerful way. The two walnut bedside tables add a darker tone to the setting, while the mixture of beige and white textiles on the bed lightens up the color palette.

Just like in the living room, the green plant in the window sill complements the green tones in the paint color on the walls.

The other side of the bedroom features a spacious home office spot. The round mirror reflects the light coming from the window, which is framed with a beautiful sheer white curtain.

A feature wallpaper wall in the entryway of the apartment

One of the walls in the entryway which connects the different rooms of the apartment, is covered with an eye-catching wallpaper that makes the white door stand out.

A vintage glass cabinet is painted white on the inside, which makes the items and plants on display pop out of this beautiful setting.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

This gorgeous historic home in Sweden (Styled by Åsa Copparstad, photographed by Fredric Boukari for Historiska Hem) has grey wainscoting throughout the apartment that matches the grey paint color on the historic window and door frames, setting them apart from the subtle paint color on the walls.

The living room features mustard yellow velvet sofas and a TV gallery wall that adds a unique touch to the space. The dining table on the other side of the space has a mixture of white and black bentwood chairs around it for a contrasting effect that is reflected by the round mirror on the wall.

The black kitchen cabinets in the galley kitchen layout are finished with a beige limestone countertop, chrome hardware, and a beautiful white tile on the backsplash creating a gorgeous texture in the space.

The modest bedroom decor includes a vintage armchair and a vintage desk providing the perfect spot for a home office. The second bedroom has a loft bed underneath which a custom desk is included.

A living room with light grey walls and grey wainscoting

The beautiful grey living room wainscoting has the same color as the original details and frames around the historic windows in the apartment. The light grey wall color on the walls above the wainscoting accentuates the darker color while complementing the palette perfectly.

The two mustard-yellow couches facing each other add a beautiful warm pop of color to the space. The wall on top of one of the two sofas has been turned into a TV gallery wall with orange and yellow tones to match the color palette of the living room.

On the other side of the living room, you can find a dark wood dining table with a combination of white and black bentwood chairs. This dining section works in a contrasting way and the round mirror above the table reflects the daylight coming from the living room window back into the space.

A vintage pedestal with a unique bust decorates the area in between the dining and sofa sections.

Black kitchen cabinets paired with chrome hardware and a white tile backsplash

The impressive galley kitchen layout features black kitchen cabinets on each side of the space. The impressive wall of tall cupboards opposite the sink module provides the kitchen with lots of storage space.

The black kitchen cabinets are finished with a beige limestone countertop, chrome hardware with a leather detail, and a black faucet. The kitchen backsplash features a unique white tile design with a beautiful texture that adds a beautiful design element to the space.

On the wall above the stove, the absence of upper cabinets makes the beautiful tile stand out powerfully.

The stainless steel Moccamaster coffee maker matches with style of the metal hardware and the black details of the filter work nicely with the cabinet color in the kitchen.

Behind the tall cupboards, you can find a balcony door that looks out onto the courtyard of this beautiful historic building. A small round bistro table with two natural bentwood chairs is perfect to create a little kitchen dining spot in this area.

Dark brown tones and black accents in a light grey bedroom

The light grey bedroom wall color, just like in the living room, is combined with darker grey wainscoting on the bottom section of the walls. The vintage bedside tables and a vintage leather armchair next to the bed pair nicely with the white and beige textiles on the bed.

The black Artemide Tolomeo wall lamps* stand out against the wall color, while the Formakami paper shade pendant lamp* adds a cozy light source below the ceiling of this beautiful bedroom.

The off-white curtains frame the bedroom window in a lovely way and add a soft textural effect to the space.

The beige wardrobe fronts match the historic details and the color palette of the bedroom design perfectly.

The vintage desk in the bedroom provides a perfect home office spot for the space. The vintage leather desk chair finishes the warm wood look nicely and it looks like a comfortable spot to sit and get some work done.

A second bedroom with a loft bed

In the second bedroom, a loft bed with a custom staircase that includes storage space turns this small floor plan into a multi-functional space that provides a spot for sleeping and working on a relatively small surface.

The area underneath the loft bed is turned into a custom desk with small floating shelves.

Grey wainscoting in the entryway of the apartment

The entryway of this beautiful historic apartment shares the same light grey wall color as in the living room and bedroom, paired with the darker grey wainscoting and a few black accent pieces to add contrast to the space.

Styled by Åsa Copparstad, photographed by Fredric Boukari for Historiska Hem

This cozy Swedish apartment (Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Mariette Svensson, for sale via Stadshem) has a subtle tone of light beige on the walls in the living room and bedroom, paired with a mixture of dark and light wood tones and a subtle decor with lots of fabric textures for a cozy and inviting effect.

The classic white kitchen has a white marble countertop and a white subway tile backsplash with black grout. The light kitchen design is paired with a light wood round dining table and an elegant mixture of chairs around the table.

The entryway features a floral wallpaper design, giving the space a unique look and the bathroom features black and white tiles for a contrasting effect.

Light beige living room walls paired with dark wood tones and lots of textures

The light beige walls in the living room make the sheer white linen curtains in front of the window stand out elegantly. The white Ikea Soderhamn sofa features a natural linen Bemz cover* which is paired with a textured area rug in the same tone.

The dark wood coffee table is matched by the walnut Ikea Stockholm sideboard and the copper Petit Friture Vertigo lamp* has an impressive effect in the middle of the living room ceiling.

The mirror next to the sideboard reflects the space in a beautiful way and the wood border around the mirror matches the overall look of the space.

The small round dining table is paired with light oak dining chairs, introducing another wood tone to the setting.

The black sideboard adds a bit of contrast against the light beige wall color and the same combination can be observed on the wall in the hallway.

A classic white kitchen with a subway tile backsplash

The classic white kitchen cabinets fill the entire kitchen wall from top to bottom for an impressive effect in the space. The white marble countertop and the white subway tile backsplash with black grout complement the classic white kitchen cabinets and the chrome hardware adds a modern touch to the setting.

In the corner of the kitchen, you can find tall kitchen cupboards that can be opened from either side. This solution is elegant and practical for this floor plan.

The other side of the kitchen space holds a light oak dining table, paired with a mixture of white and dark bentwood chairs.

A bedroom with light beige walls and a natural headboard

The beige bedroom walls add a soft and warm tone to the space, which is paired with a beautiful natural headboard and a mixture of white and beige textiles on the bed. The beige silk pendant light* finishes off the look perfectly.

The same cabinet fronts that are used in the kitchen are also used or the bedroom wardrobe. The wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling arrangement has an impressive effect on the space.

A floral wallpaper in the entryway

A floral entryway wallpaper adds a unique touch to this space without direct daylight. The white entryway wardrobe stands out against the darker backdrop of the wallpaper design and makes for a contrasting effect in the space.

A bathroom with a mixture of tile designs

The bathroom features a mixture of four different tile designs: A patterned tile on the wall behind the toilet, white structure tiles on the wall in the shower, small square floor tiles, and an accent black tile design on the wall above the bathtub.

Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Mariette Svensson, for sale via Stadshem

This beautiful Swedish flat (Styled by Bon Interior, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Bjurfors) pairs a unique dark green wall color in the living room with a two-tone kitchen design pairing different kinds of dark wood tones with brass hardware.

The dark green wall color in the living room adds a unique dramatic touch to the space, which is paired with a white fabric sofa and a white dining table. This combination of light and dark results in a beautiful contrast in the space.

The dark wood kitchen features a kitchen island in the middle of the room, which separates the kitchen from the dining area. The bedroom with white walls has a very minimal appearance, with a white wardrobe built around the door to optimize the storage space inside the apartment.

A dark green living room wall color paired with white soft furnishings

The cream-white curtains, and white fabric sofa (it’s the Ikea Soderhamn sofa with a custom Bemz cover*) paired with the white area rug lighten up the dark and dramatic living room vibe created by the dark green wall color in the space.

The white fabric sofa is paired with some pops of blue in the accessories and the art prints, which adds a cool element to the color palette. The plant by the window pairs beautifully with the dark green backdrop of the wall color.

The white dining table with the black series 7 chairs stands out against the eye-catching wall color as well. In this section of the living room, you can also find a few blue tints that tie the sofa area and dining section together nicely.

A two-tone kitchen in dark wood tones

The two-tone kitchen features dark wood kitchen cabinets on the bottom and pairs them with a patterned wood front on the top, which adds a unique effect to the space.

The gold hardware, gold faucet, and gold sink stand out from the dark kitchen elements and they add a subtle warm touch.

The black countertop is brought back in the small backsplash made out of the same material.

The kitchen island in the middle of the space provides a spot for two bar stools, adds more countertop space, and visually separates the kitchen from the dining area next to it.

The black dining table with the black bentwood chairs matches the dark color palette of the kitchen perfectly and the green plants and green art print add a fresh touch to the setting.

A minimal white bedroom with a wardrobe built around the door

The white walls paired with the light area rug and the off-white curtains in front of the window create a light backdrop from which the black accents in the accessories, lamps, and textiles stand out.

A minimal white wardrobe is built around the doorway, creating a space-saving storage solution for the bedroom.

Styled by Bon Interior, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Bjurfors

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century home in Sweden (Styled by Yngfalk interior, photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem) features a gorgeous corned layout kitchen with greige kitchen cabinets and an island separating the kitchen section from the rest of the open-plan living space.

The spacious warm wood dining table paired with the beautiful soft-shape dining chairs finds its place in front of the impressive windows from which an abundance of natural daylight comes in. The modular sofa on top of a textural area rug fills the other side of the space and finishes off the kitchen look perfectly.

The bedroom has a dark grey wall color, which adds a bit of a dramatic effect to the interior and it allows for the curved beige headboard and the mixture of blue and orange textiles to stand out in a powerful way. The walk-in closet is painted in the same color as the bedroom and an antique mirror reflects this space in a majestic way.

Greige kitchen cabinets in a corner kitchen layout with an island

The asymmetrical layout of the living space is fully utilized by a corner kitchen layout with high cupboards on the left side and a lower module including the sink and stove against the wall. The kitchen island in the middle offers more countertop space to the kitchen, yet at the same time it also does a great job of separating the kitchen space from the living section.

The greige kitchen cabinets are paired with a soft and elegant beige wall color and an impressive white marble countertop that also comes back on the kitchen island and the backsplash behind the sink and stove. The top of the backsplash is finished off with a custom wall shelf that is great for displaying a careful selection of decor pieces and ceramics.

The chrome hardware finishes off the greige cabinets in an elegant way and adds a modern touch to the kitchen design.

A spacious dining table in front of the windows in the living space

In front of the gorgeous greige kitchen, you can find a big warm wood dining table paired with elegant wood dining chairs that add a soft touch to the space. The wood tones stand out against the mixture of greige and white used in the kitchen.

The windows by the dining table are fitted with sheer white curtains that stand out against the soft beige walls in the space.

A sofa area paired with an entryway

The modular sofa fits perfectly on the other side of the living space and a mixture of colorful throw pillows adds a vibrant touch to the interior.

The TV is mounted on the living room wall, making it an unobtrusive element in the space and by the apartment door, you can find a small entryway section for hanging coats and jackets.

A bedroom with a dark grey wall and a walk-in closet

The dark grey bedroom wall color pops out at you from the living room and adds a dramatic touch to the apartment. The soft fabric Oi Soi Oi Pumpkin pendant light* pops out of the dark grey ceiling and the curved headboard stands out against the backdrop of the wall behind it.

The two vintage side tables add a historic effect to the space and they pair nicely with the elegant wall sconces above them. The mixture of blue, beige, and orange bedding on the bed adds even more character to the space and gives the bedroom interior a unique effect.

The walk-in closet in the bedroom is painted in the same wall and ceiling color as the bedroom.

The vintage gold mirror on the wall adds a classic and elegant touch and it also reflects some of the daylight coming from the bedroom windows back into the closet space.

A minimal white bedroom with a combination of tiles

The minimal white bathroom features white subway tiles on the walls and large-size hexagon tiles on the floor for a unique and playful effect in the space.

Styled by Yngfalk interior, photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem