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

This cozy Scandinavian flat (styled by Apartment Studio for Stadshem) features an open plan kitchen with subtle light grey kitchen cabinets, a white tile backsplash, and gold hardware paired with a round light grey dining table with oak chairs. The dining table stands in between the kitchen and sofa area, separating the sections of the open floor plan in a lovely way.

The dark grey couch in the living room has a corner layout which fits the space perfectly and opens up the layout towards the kitchen.

The simple bedroom and kids’ room come out onto a hallway with a beautiful and unique dark blue wallpaper that adds so much character to this space. The entryway pairs a mudroom bench with a hidden closet that integrates a small home office spot behind a curtain.

A light grey kitchen with gold hardware paired with a light grey dining table

The white-soaped hardwood flooring in this apartment is paired with subtle light grey kitchen cabinets and beautiful brass hardware. The stainless steel fridge and stove hood add a modern touch to the setting and the white subway tile backsplash paired with the white countertop brightens up the kitchen design even more.

The corner kitchen layout allows for a lot of storage space on a relatively small surface and the upper cabinets go over into open shelving when reaching the corner, to keep the kitchen design light and airy in the space.

The round, light grey dining table matches perfectly with the color of the kitchen cabinets and the light oak dining chairs add a subtle warm touch to the setting. The spot in front of the large window is perfect for the dining area and it fits nicely in between the sofa section and the kitchen area.

An open-plan living room with a dark grey sofa

While the kitchen is designed with rather soft tones, the living room with white walls features a dark grey sofa that adds a lot of contrast to the space. The corner kitchen layout is met with a corner layout in the sofa as well, which is a nice touch.

The black coffee table matches the dark color of the sofa and these two elements stand out in the light palette living room that pairs a beige area rug with subtle colors in the living room gallery wall and neutral furniture pieces.

A vintage corner cabinet sits perfectly in the living room corner and it balances out the more modern elements in the space.

A simple main bedroom decorated with green plants

The simple bedroom decor features gold wall lamps, neutral-colored textiles, and fresh green plants standing out in the interior.

A sage green kid’s room with a cute desk

The small kid’s room has a subtle sage green wall color, which adds a fresh touch to this elegant space. The bed in front of the window has a white canopy, which pairs elegantly with the white curtains in front of the window.

A cute desk with wood and red tones stands out against the sage green wall color.

An elegant entryway with a mudroom bench and dark blue wallpaper

A unique look is achieved in the apartment’s entryway with an eye-catching dark blue floral wallpaper decorating the walls. One side of the entryway is transformed into a custom mudroom bench with a seating bench with storage on the bottom and a coat rack on the top.

The other side of the entryway features wall shelving mounted inside a niche space. The bottom wall shelf makes a perfect desk surface, turning this area behind the curtain into a hidden home office spot.

Styled by Apartment Studio for Stadshem

This gorgeous attic home in Sweden (styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg, for sale via Stadshem) has the most beautiful dark wooden beams that are original to the architecture of the space. In the living room especially, which is located underneath the nook of the roof, these original beams add an interesting structure and a characteristic play of lines to the interior, paired with a toned-down color palette that matches the white walls and wood tones in the space.

The area in front of the balcony window is the perfect spot for a home office desk, putting it out of the way of the rest of the living room functionality.

On the downstairs level, which can be reached by a beautiful winding staircase, you can find a kitchen with dark wood cabinets paired with a vintage wood glass cabinet by the dining area. The bedroom has shiplap walls painted in a subtle sage green color, which is carried over into the entryway of the apartment.

A living room with white walls and exposed wood beams

The exposed wood beams in the impressive rooftop ceiling of the living room shape the design of the space and add a unique touch to the interior. By keeping the walls of the living room white, a beautiful contrast is created between the walls and the dark wood beams.

The carefully selected living room decor features grey, brown, and beige tones paired with dark wood elements and natural tones for a modest effect in the space that puts the beams at the center.

The wall rug above the sofa adds a modest yet beautiful textural effect to the sofa area along with the texture of the brown sheepskin on the sofa and the area rug.

A vintage home office desk creates a beautiful home office spot

The gorgeous wood tones in the vintage desk in front of the balcony window pair beautifully with the darker tones on the wood beams. The vintage piece is paired with a modern &Tradition In Between chair in soft oak which adds yet another wood tone to the mix.

The home office spot looks out onto a spacious rooftop terrace which must be so nice in summer.

A wood spiral staircase leads to the ground level of the apartment

The material of the exposed wood beams comes back in the spiral staircase that leads to the ground level of the attic apartment.

The white shiplap walls line the staircase and the platforms next to the small round staircase window are great for plants and small decor pieces.

A two-tone kitchen with dark wood and white cabinets

The dark wood cabinets on the bottom of the kitchen are paired with white upper cabinets for a unique and light look in the space. The kitchen is finished with a beige limestone countertop and chrome hardware for a warm yet modern touch.

Even though the upper cabinet fronts are white, the top and side plates of the cabinets have a dark wood tone that matches the bottom cabinet color for an integrated effect.

The limestone countertop also comes back in a small backsplash protecting the wall.

The other side of the kitchen features a spacious dining table with a bench on one side and a mixture of different dining chairs on the other. The vintage glass cabinet by the wall adds a beautiful darker wood tone to the setting that is paired with a subtle oak peg rail on the side.

The top part of the vintage glass cabinet is perfect for displaying glasses and ceramics, while the bottom closed section can be used for dinnerware.

A sage green bedroom with shiplap walls

The bedroom has a shiplap treatment on the walls, which adds a subtle farmhouse texture to the space. The light sage green bedroom wall color adds a fresh touch to the space, while the mixture of crisp white and beige textiles balances things out with a subtle warm palette.

A small niche space in the wall is used for hanging the beautiful Sailing Ship kite from Haptic Lab*, which transforms this awkward corner into an amazing decor feature.

A sage green hallway with a small storage area

The entryway of the apartment has sage green shiplap walls just like the bedroom and a small area for hanging jackets and storing shoes.

A modern bathroom with a classic look

The modern bathroom features white subway tiles with black grout in the shower and on the lower half of the rest of the bathroom walls. The upper half of the walls are painted in a subtle beige wall color and the classic wall sconces and mirror add a beautiful traditional element to the space.

The modern white vanity with chrome details fits the rest of the bathroom materials, while also offering a lot of storage space underneath the sink.

Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg, for sale via Stadshem

This gorgeous contemporary interior design is fitted inside a wonderful historic apartment in Sweden (Styled by Thomas Lingsell, photographed by Per Orchidéen for Historiska Hem). The solid pine wood kitchen takes front and center in the design of the apartment and complements the white-soaped hardwood flooring in a beautiful way.

The minimal decor in the living room and bedroom adds a modern touch to the interior, which features a mixture of timeless design classics and modern art pieces for a no-nonsense look with a stylish and unique effect.

The walls in the entire apartment are white, allowing for the natural materials and careful selection of objects to shine in the space.

A solid pine wood kitchen for a warm and modern effect

The solid pine wood kitchen stands out in the apartment in its simplicity and the beautiful natural grain on the cabinet fronts adds a unique effect to the kitchen space. The cabinets as well as the countertop are made out of wood, giving the kitchen a cohesive look that is paired with black ceramics and stainless steel elements in the sink, faucet, and oven.

The lower kitchen module with the sink and stove is enhanced with a high cupboard that is half open. In the open section, a wonderful selection of black ceramics and glassware provide a contrasting element. The upper cabinets are built up to the ceiling for an impressive effect in the space.

The subtle chrome knobs on the cabinets add a subtle modern element to the natural pine wood.

The kitchen is paired with a small vintage pine wood table, a farmhouse-style pendant light, and two accent black dining chairs. The wood artwork on the wall is the perfect fit against the wall in this kitchen.

In the hallway, which can be seen from the kitchen, a custom shelf insert is used on the wall for displaying books and accessories. By using pine wood for this insert as well, the design of the two spaces is tied together in an elegant way.

A minimal living room with white walls and design classics

The design of the living room is minimal yet cozy, with white walls drawing all the attention to the careful selection of design classics in the space. The subtle red tone on the pillow decorating the sofa comes back in the artwork hanging on the wall above it.

The white porcelain historic fireplace in the corner is paired with the modern Flos Parentesi lamp* and modern artwork. This play between historic and modern elements adds a unique effect to the interior of the space.

The oak wood dining table and chairs in front of the large living room window provide a beautiful dining spot and the entire area gets reflected in a large mirror leaning against the wall, making the space appear even bigger.

A wall shelving system against the living room provides a great spot for a collection of books and the two wood armchairs add a beautiful vintage touch to this living room section.

A minimal bedroom with lots of art pieces

The bedroom is minimal yet cozy, with white walls setting the tone of the interior. The beautiful pine wood kitchen can be seen from the bedroom and the wood artwork on the floor next to the kitchen door matches this wood aesthetic.

The red pillows add a colorful touch to the bed and the vintage pine wood bedside table couldn’t be more perfect for this setting.

Custom storage solutions in a narrow hallway

The narrow hallway of the apartment features another wall shelf for books and a large-scale artwork on the wall.

An old walk-in closet is fitted with custom shelving and the storage area underneath the pine wood worktop is finished with a cute linen curtain to hide the contents underneath it.

A bathroom with beige tiles and custom pine wood elements

The small bathroom is finished with beige tiles on the wall and a custom pine wood storage cabinet fills the wall space on top of the toilet.

Styled by Thomas Lingsell, photographed by Per Orchidéen for Historiska Hem

This gorgeous historic apartment in Sweden (styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem) has an impressive amount of natural daylight flowing in through those large historic windows. The living room is situated on the corner of the building, allowing daylight to flow in from both sides.

The light greige wall color in the living room is paired with a natural color palette in the furniture and accessories and the space includes a sofa section as well as a dining area.

The kitchen includes a dining table in front of the window and the bedroom that lies right next to the living room has a characteristic dark sand beige wall color paired with a beautiful mixture of light textiles in the bed.

A spacious living room with an abundance of natural light flowing in

The impressive turn-of-the-century architectural features of the building are most present in the living room with the four big windows on two of the walls. The living room walls are painted in a light greige wall color that accentuates the white crown molding underneath the ceiling and the beautiful white window frames.

The sofa area of the living room features a light grey sofa paired with beige and dark brown textiles and a light fluffy area rug adds a beautiful texture to the hardwood flooring. The cubist coffee table and side table add clean and minimal lines to the setting which are enhanced with an impressive vase with green branches next to the window.

The other side of the living room is a great spot for a daybed paired with a living room gallery wall in natural colors.

Right next to the historic double interior doors leading up to the bedroom, the TV is hung up on the wall. Right in front of the TV, you can find a cozy dining room section on top of a natural area rug.

The mixture of different classic dining chairs around the table has a bold and playful effect in the space, while the color palette is kept modest and natural.

A white kitchen with a dark wood dining table

The basic white kitchen features the same wall color as in the living room. The area in front of the kitchen window is a great spot for another spacious dining table paired with black bentwood chairs and a rice paper pendant light.

A spacious bedroom with sand beige walls and a mixture of textiles

The sand beige bedroom wall color adds a warm and cozy element to the sleeping space, which can be seen from the adjacent living room. The fluffy beige area rug underneath the bed complements the wall color perfectly and the white textile bed has a soft effect in the space.

The Ay Illuminate Z-series pendant lamp in black mesh adds another texture to the bedroom material palette and adds an original touch to the interior.

The vintage bookshelf in the corner adds a beautiful warm wood tone in this corner and the wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling curtains give the bedroom a hotel room look.

A narrow hallway with open shelving

The open shelving in the narrow hallway is a great spot for books and accessories. The white shelves blend in with the white wall for a minimal effect.

Two different tile designs in the bathroom

The white subway tiles on the bathroom walls are paired with a beautiful black and white floor tile for an elegant effect in the space.

Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

This turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg, for sale via Stadshem) has an impressive light grey historic fireplace, which adds a beautiful and unique touch to the otherwise minimally decorated living room. The bedroom and living room are connected by beautiful white double interior doors that allow you to look from one room into the other.

The basic white Ikea kitchen is enhanced with a bold green wall color on the kitchen walls, which gives this space a characterful touch. The deep tone of the green color also makes the white historic details of the building stand out in a lovely way.

The bedroom includes a small antique home office desk and the bed fits perfectly in this small and narrow space in front of the bedroom window.

A white living room with an impressive historic fireplace

The main focal point in the living room is the impressive light grey porcelain fireplace that takes up almost an entire wall and stands out against the white living room walls. The rest of the decor is selected in neutral colors, with a few black accents standing out of the light color palette.

The living room gallery wall above the daybed adds a beautiful contrast to the wall, which comes back in the side tables and the atmospheric lighting next to the sofa.

The textured white area rug brightens up the hardwood flooring and makes the living room color palette even more contrasting.

In front of the living room window, you can find a spacious dining table with a mixture of dining chairs for a thrifty look.

The wall between the bedroom and living room is a perfect spot for a piano and the white wall shelving above it holds a combination of books and accessories.

A kitchen with green walls and a dining area

The kitchen has characteristic green walls, that contrast nicely with the white ceiling, the white window frames, and the light hardwood flooring. The round dining table in front of the window features a black Flowerpot pendant light and soft oak wood dining chairs for a cozy look.

The unique wall color makes the basic Ikea kitchen more special and makes the space less clinical.

A small bedroom with a vintage desk

The bedroom can be reached from the living room through the double interior doors. The small and narrow space is big enough to fit a double bed in front of the window that is framed with a beautiful cream-white curtain.

The mixture of grey, beige, and pink textiles on the bed adds a neutral yet warm touch to the white bedroom walls.

A vintage white secretary desk provides a lovely place to work from home and the white desk blends into the wall in the background for a subtle effect.

A small and cozy kids’ room

A small kids’ room features a single bed with a fabric canopy and a small play table by the window. Just like the rest of the interior, this bedroom is decorated with neutral tones and darker elements that contrast against the white walls.

A simple hallway with white walls

A small bathroom with subway tiles on the wall

The small bathroom is finished with white subway tiles with black grout on the walls, which gives the bathroom space a modern effect.

Styled by Livin Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg, for sale via Stadshem

This stylish attic home in Sweden (Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Mariah Sahlander for Bjurfors Beyond) has a sloped roof on both sides, dividing the apartment into two main sections, where different room functionalities are included.

One of the sections has a black wall with a glossy black kitchen in front of it, which is paired with a vintage table used as a kitchen island in the middle and a beautiful round dining table in front of the balcony window.

The living room features a black leather sofa paired with a mixture of natural wood tones and a vintage painting on the wall and the rest of the living room interior is decorated in a mixture of strong black tones and naturals as well.

A black leather couch and natural tones in the living room

The black leather sofa takes a lot of attention in the living room with white walls. The large cream area rug adds a light tone to the hardwood floor, from which the black leather stands out even better. The wall above the sofa is decorated with a vintage painting, which adds a lot of character to the space.

The black and white pendant light is hung up above the coffee table and adds a beautiful sculptural element to the space. The wood tones in the coffee table, armchairs, and side table add a natural hue to the color palette and these wood tones soften everything out.

The pillar wall in between the two living room windows is used for a low-hanging wall shelf that can display a selection of decor objects next to the living room table.

The green armchair is the only colorful element in the living room setting and it adds a subtle fresh touch to the space.

A glossy black kitchen against a black wall

You don’t often see glossy black kitchen cabinets that work well in a space, however, the combination of the matt black wall and the high-gloss treatment on the cabinets in the space looks very interesting. The antique painting on top of the kitchen adds a beautiful warm touch and the vintage table in front of the kitchen works perfectly as a kitchen island.

The kitchen dining area features a round dining table with vintage dining chairs in dark wood. The matching dark wood bench against the wall completes this look perfectly.

A dining area with a floating black metal fireplace

Opposite the living room, you can find another larger dining area that pairs a black round dining table with beautiful wood dining chairs. the floating fireplace is the true focal point in this space however and it ties the design of the living and dining room together nicely.

A dark grey bedroom wall color paired with white textiles

The dark grey wall color in the bedroom is paired with a white headboard, white textiles on the bed, white curtains, and a white fabric pendant light. The darker wall color accentuates the sloped bedroom ceiling and the vintage bedside tables add a beautiful dark wood color tone to the setting.

An impressive vintage secretary desk fills the area next to the window and provides the bedroom with a home office spot.

Two smaller bedrooms underneath a sloped roof

Two smaller bedrooms feature a single bed and a few storage shelves. The color palette of the first bedroom is very black and white with a fresh green plant adding a bit of color in front of the window.

The second bedroom has a beige bedroom and a vintage school desk adds character to this setting.

A small entryway with storage leads to the main living area

A small entryway area with a mirror reflecting the light from the skylights above it greets you when you enter the apartment. From this entryway, you are led straight into the main living area of the apartment.

A black mudroom bench in the entryway provides storage space and a place to sit and put on your shoes.

Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Mariah Sahlander for Bjurfors Beyond