This fully beige home for sale in Sweden (photographed by Mariette Svensson for Stadshem) has a beautiful beige shaker kitchen with white marble countertops and farmhouse details. The kitchen is planned out in a corner layout, leaving enough space for a cozy dining area with a bentwood bench and chairs.

The living room walls are painted in sand with green undertones, bringing out the white sofa and area rug. The niche space in the wall next to the dining table has been transformed into a beautiful bookshelf with a unique appearance.

The bedroom with curved walls is painted in a warmer beige tone, accentuated by warm-toned textiles on the bed. The vintage furniture pieces make the bedroom feel characterful and cozy.

A beige shaker kitchen with white marble countertops

The beautiful shaker kitchen in this apartment is planned out in a corner layout, allowing for a light look that includes lower cabinets only paired with a few wall shelves on the top half of the kitchen. The L-shaped layout allows for a dining table on the other side of the room.

The beige kitchen cabinets pair nicely with white marble countertops, stainless steel appliances, and chrome hardware.

A wall shelf above the dining area gives the kitchen a typical farmhouse look and provides a place for storing cookbooks and decor pieces.

What used to be a doorway is transformed into an open shelf for glassware. The countertop continues into the doorway, which gives this custom shelf a finished look.

Next to the corner layout, you can find two large cupboards for the fridge and extra storage space.

A peg rail above the sink holds a few kitchen utensils and fills the empty wall next to the doorway shelving.

A living room with sand colored walls and a white couch

The crisp white sofa stands out against the sand-painted living room walls. The white rug and white curtains lighten up the color palette, while the black accents in the armchair and lamp provide a welcome contrast in the space.

The green plants in the interior bring out the green undertones in the wall color and the blue blanket on the couch adds a lovely pop of color.

A niche space in the wall next to the dining table has been fitted with custom shelving, perfect for a small home library.

A combination of books and accessories in neutral colors fits the sand-painted shelving perfectly.

Warm beige walls and vintage furniture pieces in the bedroom

The curved walls in the bedroom are painted with a warm beige paint color, providing the space with a warm look. The beige and terracotta textiles on the bed accentuate this warm glow even more.

A white fabric lamp adds a cozy appearance to the space, while a few black accents add a welcome pop of contrast.

A vintage dresser and bedside table make this bedroom unique and characterful.

A kid’s room with a terracotta wall color

The smaller kid’s room is painted in a warm terracotta wall color that makes the white window frames stand out powerfully. The open shelving above the bed holds a beautiful selection of toys.

A grey-painted vintage cabinet and a small vintage table fit the look of this cute room perfectly.

Two types of tile combined in a classic bathroom

The bathroom pairs hexagon floor tiles with a white subway tile on the walls for a classic look that is enhanced by chrome details in the fixtures, wall lamps, and mirror.

An asymmetrical hallway with a dark grey wall color

The hallway doesn’t have any direct natural light coming in, which is accentuated even more with a dark and moody grey wall color. The vintage table stands out against the dark wall color and dark grey tiles on the floor.

A white String system is used for storing jackets and shoes against a rather narrow wall.

Photographed by Mariette Svensson for Stadshem

This gorgeous two-level apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Clindholm, photographed by Frederic Boukari, for Historiska Hem) has an industrial-style kitchen with dark grey cabinets and concrete countertops paired with an elegant open space living area on the lower level.

The black staircase with storage cabinets underneath it leads up to a second level, where you can find a spacious bedroom with a home office section and a separate master bathroom

A dark grey kitchen with concrete countertops

The open-plan living kitchen features an L-shaped kitchen layout with an island in the middle for optimal countertop space. The island has two bar stools for sitting down for a quick bit to eat, or for drinking coffee in the morning.

The dark grey kitchen cabinets are paired with stainless steel appliances, a white tile backsplash, and concrete countertops for an industrial-style appearance.

The brass hardware adds an elegant effect to the kitchen and the light oak open shelving is perfect for displaying cups and plants.

A spacious open-plan living room with a staircase with custom storage

The open-plan living kitchen has a dining and sofa area all on the same floor plan. The white sofa has a large art piece hanging above it, visually separating this section from the rest of the room.

The dining and sofa areas are placed on natural area rugs that contribute to separating the functional areas optimally.

The staircase leading to the second floor includes custom storage cabinets underneath it.

A spacious attic bedroom with a home office

The attic bedroom on the second level is bright and spacious. The exposed wood beams are painted black, matching the staircase railing.

The custom wardrobe beside the bed swallows one of the wood beams and provides storage space up till the roof. The glass door leads up to the master bathroom.

Opposite the bed, you can find a home office spot in front of the window and a standing TV which can be watched from the two armchairs next to the bathroom.

The DIY desk is applied to the wall on each side of the heater element, giving you a view over the rooftops while working from home. The lower area underneath the sloped roof is fully optimized for custom storage cabinets.

The two vintage leather armchairs add a warm touch to the otherwise neutral interior color palette.

A bathroom with red tiles and a concrete shower

The master bathroom features black herringbone tiles on the floor, paired with blue-painted walls and glossy red subway tiles on the wall.

The shower and bathtub have a cement treatment for an additional texture in this wonderful bathroom material palette.

A large round mirror paired with brass wall lamps stand out against the dark blue bathroom walls.

A dark steel showerhead intensifies the industrial aesthetic of the bathroom shower area.

A second bathroom with white marble wall tiles and a black vanity

A custom storage solution in the hallway

Styled by Clindholm, photographed by Frederic Boukari, for Historiska Hem

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem) has intricate crown moldings underneath the ceiling, which stands out from the dark grey wall color used in every single room of this stylish place.

The living room and kitchen are connected by large double doors, making them one big space. The minimal black kitchen cabinets are spread over a single wall in the kitchen, making the high-end marble kitchen island with sink stand out.

The bedroom is painted entirely in the same dark grey wall color, with the ceiling and crown molding painted for a monotone look from which the textiles on the bed stand out.

A minimal black kitchen with a white marble kitchen island

The modern kitchen with dark cabinets is planned along a single wall, with an eye-catching marble island in the middle of the space. The island includes both the sink and the stove and allows for two bar stools to be placed on the side.

The kitchen walls are painted dark grey, including the window and door frames for a dramatic effect. This dark color palette makes the white ceiling and the white kitchen island stand out powerfully.

The kitchen island features marble on one side and black drawer modules on the other, which serve as extra storage space in the kitchen.

The wall next to the tall black kitchen cabinets features two alcoves, one used as a coffee station.

One of the kitchen corners is used as a small seating area.

A dark grey living room with wainscoting and an oversized mirror

The dark grey walls in the living room are paired with a white sofa and white lounge chairs. The wall next to the kitchen doorway features an oversized mirror, which makes the living room appear more spacious.

The large wainscoting elements on the walls add extra depth and texture to the dark grey wall color and enhances the classic historic look of the apartment.

The walnut wood coffee table and the mixture of warm textiles on the sofa pair nicely with the warm wood tone of the hardwood flooring.

A low bookshelf in oak wood is placed on the wall opposite the window, where a small art print pops out of the dark wall color.

A monochrome dark grey bedroom decorated with beige textiles

The bedroom has a ceiling color that matches the paint color of the walls for a monotone effect. Among these dark grey surfaces, the beige textiles on the bed, curtains, and lampshade stand out.

The beige linen curtains are hung behind the moldings for an elegantly finished effect.

A small radiator is built into a cover and painted in the same dark grey wall color as the walls. This element is paired with a beautiful mirror and some decor pieces to make it blend in.

The other side of the bedroom features a niche element that is filled with an open wardrobe module.

A grey stone bathroom with black fixtures

The small yet modern bathroom is finished with a grey natural stone on both the floor and the walls. The black vanity and black bathroom fixtures add contrast to the space and enhance the modern look even more.

A dark grey hallway with a large mirror

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem

This light-flooded attic studio home for sale in Sweden (via Stadshem) is decorated in a calming and natural way, with a few darker accents to make the interior pop. What lacks in floor space is made up by high ceilings and majestic windows that make this small home feel spacious.

The living kitchen features corner-layout cabinets in a light grey shaker style that allows for optimal storage space. The corner layout allows a small dining table to be placed in front of the window.

On the other side of the open floorplan, you can find a combined living and sleeping space decorated with various fabrics for a cozy and inviting look.

A combined living and sleeping space with a white sofa

The combined living and sleeping space features a small white sofa on top of a faded oriental area rug that separates the sofa area visually from the bed. The sitting area is decorated with a mix of brown, red, and beige tones that stand out against the white from the walls and light hardwood flooring.

Next to the sitting area, you can find the bed, which is decorated with a mix of brown tones paired with a few black accents for contrast. The bedroom gallery wall adds visual separation of this area from the rest of the space.

On the other side of the space, you can find a small rattan loveseat that connects the living space with the kitchen.

A light grey shaker kitchen in a corner layout

The light grey attic kitchen with shaker cabinets is placed in a corner layout, with an added storage cabinet against the other wall which can be used for storing clothes and other essentials.

The light grey cabinets are paired with a grey countertop and stainless steel hardware for a minimal look in the space. The simple style of the kitchen accentuates the beautiful lines of the sloped roof.

A stainless steel sink and tap match beautifully with the hardware on the cabinets.

The L-shaped kitchen layout allows space for a small dining table in front of the window.

An attic bathroom with white tiles on the wall

The bathroom features white tiles on the walls, accentuating the sloped ceiling. The vanity features the same cabinet fronts as the ones used in the kitchen.

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This small and stylish apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem) has a combined living and sleeping space painted in a light sage green wall color, with a darker green accent wall. The green undertones on the walls are paired with a mix of white and beige tones in the furniture, resulting in a beautiful mixture of colors.

The classic white kitchen with black marble countertops has a partially exposed brick wall that adds a rustic effect. The round white dining table in the middle makes the kitchen a great place for gathering.

The hallway doesn’t have any direct light coming in, which is accentuated even more by using a dark blue wall color for a slight dramatic effect.

A living room with two kinds of sage green paint on the walls

The living room comprises a sofa and a sleeping area combined. Three of the walls are painted in a light sage green wall color, paired with a darker sage green accent wall to add a bit of variety. The beige area rug underneath the white sofa visually distinguishes the functional areas from each other.

The sage green living room walls add a cool tone to the room, which is warmed up by the variety of beige tones in the furniture, textiles, and decor pieces.

In between the sleeping and sofa area, a low bench against the wall is paired with a large artwork that makes a statement in this rather small room.

The darker sage green accent wall is decorated with wall shelving in the same color as the wall, and a lovely selection of decor pieces that spruce up the space.

The rattan armchair adds a deeper warm tone to the setting and the sheer beige curtains warm up the daylight coming in through the windows.

A white kitchen with a partially exposed brick wall

The classic white kitchen with black countertops has an exposed brick wall on one side, which adds a beautiful warm texture to the room.

The L-shaped kitchen layout matches perfectly with the historic storage cabinets on the opposite wall.

Both the new and old sections of the kitchen have stainless steel hardware, connecting the look of both elements.

The area in front of the window is used for a cozy round dining table paired with light oak dining chairs. The white walls paired with the white wall shelves brighten up this natural look.

The beige detailing matches the warm and rustic element added by the exposed brick.

A dark blue hallway with custom storage in the same color

The hallway connects the living room and kitchen and doesn’t get any direct natural light. By using a dark blue wall color on the hallway walls, this dark and moody appearance is accentuated.

The white doors and door frames stand out powerfully against the dark blue wall color.

A custom wardrobe is painted in the same color as the hallway walls for a tone-on-tone effect.

Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

This apartment for sale in Sweden (styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Jens Eliasson for Bjurfors) has a warm and cozy look in the living room, brought on mainly by the warm beige living room walls.

The rest of the living space is decorated with beige and white textiles and furniture pieces with light oak details that match the warm beige look in this space.

The kitchen has a light wood dining table in front of the window and has white walls. The white wall color also comes back in the bedroom, paired with a small home office space and a wall rug that adds a beautiful texture to the wall.

Beige living room walls, a beige sofa, and a beige gallery wall

The warm beige living room walls add a warm glow to the space. By pairing the wall color with a beige sofa and white area rug and curtains, a tonal effect is achieved for a calm appearance.

The wall next to the sofa is a great spot for a living room gallery wall. The art prints on the art wall are picked out in beige and brown tones, complementing the wall color perfectly.

The green branch on the table adds a fresh touch to the natural interior palette, which comes back in the green art print on the other living room wall.

A basic white kitchen with a light oak dining table

The basic white kitchen is enhanced by beautiful white linen curtains with black trim and a round light oak dining table in front of the window.

A small selection of art prints on the wall and a green branch on the table add a simple form of decor to the space.

White bedroom walls paired with a wall rug

The bedroom features white walls, a white pendant light, and white curtains. The textiles on the bed pair beige, grey, and white tones for a cozy layered effect.

A wall rug adds a beautiful texture to the otherwise minimally decorated bedroom space.

Even though the bedroom is rather small, there is still space available to include a small home office spot with a selection of cute decor pieces.

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Jens Eliasson for Bjurfors

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Walt Hösli for Entrance Makleri) features two different kinds of wallpapers in both the living room and the kitchen.

The classic wallpaper designs enhance the apartment’s historic appearance and complement the natural color palette used throughout the rooms.

The classic grey shaker kitchen is paired with white tiles on the backsplash and the bottom half of the other kitchen walls. The L-shaped kitchen layout works well with the glass storage cabinets in the kitchen section next to the doorway.

A grey floral wallpaper in a living room with beautiful crown molding

The subtle living room wallpaper accentuates the white ceiling and crown molding in this majestic room. The warm grey floral pattern is complemented with furniture pieces in dark wood tones and a mixture of grey and beige textiles throughout the space.

Two small sofas decorate each side of the living room. The historic fireplace with intricate detailing is the cherry on top of the historic aesthetic that is contrasted so nicely with black accent pieces.

Two armchairs and a small table in the middle create a cozy sitting area next to the fireplace.

The windows are decorated with long white curtains that add an elegant touch. The large vintage dining table in front of the window works well with the wood tones on the sofa and pairs nicely with the mixture of dining chairs.

The green plants and branches are the only element of color in the living space, providing it with a fresh green touch.

A classic grey shaker kitchen with grey floral wallpaper

The classic grey shaker kitchen matches perfectly with the grey kitchen wallpaper above the white tile walls. The tiling on the backsplash goes up to the ceiling to protect the wall from splatters.

The classic kitchen look is enhanced by the round vintage dining table paired with elegant bentwood chairs.

The kitchen is planned out in an L-shaped layout with lots of storage cabinets in the short section and a few upper cabinets above the sink.

The upper glass cabinets are painted white inside for a light effect. These cabinets are perfect for storing glassware.

A subtle light grey bedroom with a mixture of warm textiles on the bed

The subtle grey wall color in the bedroom is paired with a white ceiling, white fabric pendant light, and the same long white curtains as the ones used in the living room.

The mixture of brown, grey, and green textiles on the bed brings out the subtle green undertones in the wall color.

The cute wood bedside table pairs well with the vintage frame above it as the only piece of decor on the wall in this space.

A kid’s room with grey walls and a lovely mixture of textiles

The mixture of textiles in this cozy bedroom adds a wonderful warm element to the grey walls.

A guest bedroom with green-grey walls and a vintage desk

The green-grey walls in the guest bedroom are paired with beige textiles and a beige art print on the wall.

Just like in the other rooms, the wall color accentuates the crown molding underneath the ceiling. The white vintage desk matches this historic apartment perfectly and offers a great spot to work from home.

A hallway with a custom bench and shiplap on the wall

A classic bathroom with two types of tiles

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Walt Hösli for Entrance Makleri

This beautifully modernized attic apartment for sale in Sweden (via Entrance Makleri) has a living kitchen with walnut kitchen cabinets, a living room underneath a large formation of skylight windows, and a dining table in front of the window.

The bedroom has an exposed brick wall and a black steel glass door that separates the two spaces or an industrial touch. The modern bathroom has a grey terrazzo tile finished off with a walnut vanity and black bathroom fixtures.

Walnut kitchen cabinets paired with a grey stone countertop

The kitchen in this attic apartment is placed against a single wall, leaving the rest of the floor plan open for a dining table and sofa area.

The walnut kitchen cabinets come back in the wood hardware and the open shelving used for glasses and cups above the counter.

The grey stone countertop matches the exposed concrete half-wall that separates the kitchen from the living area.

The narrow living space includes a light grey sofa on a grey rug and a TV attached to the wall.

You can find a round dining table between the kitchen and the sofa area. You can look through those large windows over the rooftops when sitting at the table.

The doorway that connects the kitchen to the bedroom is made of black steel and glass, making the apartment appear bigger.

A bedroom with an exposed brick wall

The bedroom wall behind the bed has exposed brick, adding a rustic touch to the interior. The rest of the decor is minimal, allowing the brick wall to shine.

The custom storage module next to the bed is made out of the same walnut elements as the kitchen cabinets, connecting the appearance of both rooms together nicely.

A bathroom with grey terrazzo tiles and black fixtures

The walls and floor of the small modern bathroom are covered with a beautiful grey terrazzo tile. The walnut vanity and the black bathroom fixtures contrast this setting beautifully.

via Entrance Makleri

This beautiful turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (styled by Emma Fischer and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Walti Höstli for Entrance Makleri) has a large double door connecting the living room with the bedroom, which makes the floor plan semi-open.

The kitchen is completely covered with white tiles on the backsplash that reach the ceiling. The navy blue shaker kitchen cabinets contrast with the white tiles on the wall and the stainless steel appliances and the black wall lamps add a subtle industrial touch.

The bedroom and living room are painted in different shades of grey that pair well. The custom wardrobe in the bedroom has blue doors that match the color of the kitchen cabinets.

A navy blue kitchen with an impressive tile backsplash

The kitchen space comes out onto a balcony and has an L-shaped layout with a small kitchen island in the middle. The navy blue shaker kitchen cabinets work well with the white tile backsplash and the white countertops.

The narrow kitchen island has a countertop that sticks out on two of the sides, which allows for sitting at the breakfast bar.

While the main kitchen element has no upper cabinets to keep the look light, the small L-shape does. This corner kitchen layout is great for storing the fridge and a Moccamaster coffee maker.

The black hardware and the black elements add a contrasting industrial touch to the kitchen design.

A living room with grey walls and a grey sofa

The living room walls are painted in a neutral grey color, making the white ceiling and the white porcelain fireplace stand out. A light grey sofa paired with a light grey textured area rug and a glass coffee table paired with a black sculptural ceiling light complete the look.

Two wood and rattan armchairs add a warm element to the living room, together with the round wood dining table and the brown leather dining chairs.

A bedroom with green-grey walls and a home office in front of the window

Through the historic double doors in the living room, you can walk up to the bedroom, which is painted in a subtle light grey wall color with a green undertone. The black headboard paired with the dark wood bedside tables adds a lovely contrast to the room.

One of the bedroom walls has a TV attached, paired with a dark wood sideboard for storage.

A home office desk fills the space in front of the bedroom window, which allows for a wonderful view while working from home.

The built-in wardrobe opposite the window is painted in a similar blue color as the kitchen, for a cohesive effect in the apartment.

A narrow hallway with built-in storage modules

A bathroom with chrome fixtures and different kinds of tiles

Styled by Emma Fischer and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Walti Höstli for Entrance Makleri

This beautifully modernized attic studio apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by JosefssonLjung, photographed by Alen Cordic for Nya Kvadrat) has a fully optimized layout with a U-shaped kitchen layout that offers a lot of storage space.

The rest of the studio space features a small kitchen dining table, a sofa area, and a niche space that fits a single bed. It’s amazing how such a functional layout can be created on such a tiny and rather awkward floor plan.

A U-shaped kitchen that fits perfectly underneath the sloped roof

The U-shaped layout of this attic kitchen allows for the cooktop and sink to be in spots where the ceiling is high enough to stand. Areas with more available ceiling height are used to hang upper cabinets or taller cupboards for storage, while the lower ceiling area by the window features lower cabinets only.

Light grey cabinets are paired with a grey laminate countertop for a minimal appearance that pairs well with the white walls in the studio flat.

A small fridge is located opposite the stove and is decorated with a cute plant.

The wall right next to the kitchen is perfect for a small dining table ideal for two people.

A living and sleeping space on a small surface

The other side of the studio home has a small yellow sofa with a dark wood coffee table and a set of art prints on the wall.

The wood tones of the dining chairs and the coffee table work together nicely.

In the niche space by the living area, you can find a tiny bedroom with a single bed. The wall shelf is perfect as a bedside table in this narrow space.

A lamp in the window sill allows this area to be lit at night.

A small hallway section by the front door

Styled by JosefssonLjung, photographed by Alen Cordic for Nya Kvadrat