I love the look and feel of this small studio home in Sweden, which has a separate bedroom, but very little space for a shared living room and kitchen. The U-shaped kitchen and sofa area are separated by a kitchen island and the sofa and armchairs fit perfectly on the fluffy area rug, which also fits this narrow space exactly.

The furniture in the living room is quite light, to contrast the darker kitchen, while in the bedroom everything is dark and moody. The walls are painted in a dark greenish grey color, which goes so nicely with the dusty pink bedsheets. 

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This home has a light grey and white base palette, which works wonderfully with the green plants, the exposed brick wall in the kitchen and elements like the sand velvet pouf in the living room and the black bentwood chairs at the dining table.

The dining table has the prime spot in the center of the apartment, in between the kitchen and the living room and it gets so much natural daylight. The kitchen is a basic Ikea one, which has been decorated with small details and a String Pocket shelf* for little decor items.

The velvet rug in the living room looks really soft and cozy and it also functions as a visual separator between the dining area and the living room, since the spaces just flow into each other in this home.

The bedroom has a beautiful bed made with a white linen bedskirt* and a light grey linen duvet cover* which matches the palette in this room. The wardrobe has been hidden behind a large velvet curtain* which really defines the look of this space.

As extra storage space in the bedroom, an Ikea Ivar cabinet is included, which has been painted in a subtle green tone combined with longer legs to give the cabinet extra height.

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I love this work by stylish Dennis Valencia for Swedish Jotex. The all beige palette in which the products are staged looks so calming and soothing and it’s a palette that would look great in a real home as well. The warm textiles and details looks so well together in this palette and the minimal textured walls add an extra dimension to the look and feel of the space.

Styled by Dennis Valencia photographed by Andrea Papini, represented by Agent Bauer for Jotex

This Swedish studio home is rather small, yet because of the high ceilings and the beautiful large windows, it still looks spacious. The off-white kitchen with the black marble countertop looks great in combination with the exposed brick wall and matches perfectly with the other black accents that can be found in the wall lamps, furniture, accessories, and prints.

The white round dining table with the black bentwood chairs seems to be the center of this apartment and has the prime spot in between those large windows. The living room and bedroom are combined and the sofa fits nicely in front of the angled wall. By placing a gallery wall on the wall next to the sofa, this area becomes more separated from the sleeping area and it adds personality to the space at the same time.

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I love this inspiring grey shaker kitchen done by Cupboards and goods.
A shaker kitchen doesn’t fit in just any interior, but it can be so perfect in an older home I think. There is something about the mixture of the straight lines combined with the classic elements and cabinet molding that just has such a great look to it.

I think this grey model with a darker grey natural stone countertop has the perfect moody atmosphere and I just love the double upper cabinet on the wall, which matches the rest of the kitchen, yet stands out at the same time.

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This cozy Swedish home is almost entirely painted in a warm grey, which adds a slightly moody, yet super cozy touch all throughout the space. The decor of this apartment is rather simple, yet it doesn’t feel like anything is missing. 

The color of the kitchen cabinets matches the overall color palette of this apartment very nicely and I love the combination of the grey cabinet doors with the brass handles, limestone countertop and the white tiles on the wall. 

The bedroom is my favorite room in this space and I think the brass mobile comes together so nicely with the vintage side tables and the mix of textiles on the bed.

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This Swedish home looks so cozy and inviting and I love the little details, accessories, and combination of textures and textiles for a warm look. The living room is bright and white, with a white sofa combined with white linen curtains* and a beige area rug. This white sofa area is combined with contrasts in the furniture and paired up with a beautiful antique dining table which adds extra character to this space.

A sage bedroom

The bedroom has a beautiful sage green wall color, which goes so nicely with the green Monstera plant on the dresser and the warm linen textiles on the bed. The art prints combined with the mirror on the bedside look great as well and the vase on the floor adds an extra little something.

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This is the latest project by Swedish kitchen manufacturer Nordiska Kök in Malmö, Sweden. The townhouse is located in an area called Bellevue, designed by architects Fritz Jaenecke and Sten Samuelsson. The kitchen design is a tribute to the history and character of the house and has a clear  Scandinavian aesthetics, built with natural materials like oak and granite all while meeting the functional needs of a modern kitchen.

The granite countertop is called ‘Lemon Ice’ and has a beautiful pattern, which goes so nicely with the oak cabinet doors in chocolate brown stain. The kitchen really stands out in a subtile way against the beige on the walls and curtains and because floating shelving is used on the top it has a light and airy look.

Styling by Marie Graunbøl, photographed by Andrea Papini for Nordiska Kök

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I think this is such an amazing apartment with such lovely turn of the century elements, the original fireplaces being the ones that stand out the most. I love the way the living room and bedroom are connected, with the darker warm color of the bedroom walls peeking through and matching the lighter, yet also warm palette in the dining and living area.

The kitchen is small, yet the space has been used optimally and I like the combination of the concrete countertop with the grey cabinet doors and the white tiles on the wall. A smaller second bedroom has been used as a home office and I love the way rugs are used in every single room to finish off the look and to make it cosier.

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I think this turn-of-the-century home is decorated in such a pretty, personal, and characterful way, which enhances the historic details in a modern way. The ceiling in the living room has been painted in a dark grey, combined with light grey walls, while the wall and ceiling colors in the bedroom seem to be the same, yet reversed.

The furniture in the living room has been kept very simple, it’s the artwork on the wall that give this space so much personality and character. The subtle colors in the art pieces contrast with the light color on the floor and the beige fluffy area rug.

The U-shaped kitchen with two-tone cabinets and the bedroom have a darker color palette and I love the vintage cabinet in the bedroom, which has been painted black and combines so nicely with all the linen on the cozy bed.

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