This small apartment in Sweden (for sale via Stadshem) has a subtle yet intriguing color palette. A subtle salmon paint color in the living room is paired with a bold pink wall in the hallway and a modest yet fresh color in the bedroom.
The living room has a soft warm glow from the daylight that is reflected on the warm wall color. The furniture pieces and decor have a neutral palette that complements this warm look perfectly. The black dining table is the most contrasting piece in this setting.
The fresh green bedroom is decorated in a neutral palette as well. The beige and brown tones in the textiles and art prints add a few warm tones to the fresh wall color and the blue desk adds a unique touch.
Salmon living room walls paired with a natural decor
The pink living room wall color is subtle, yet still, it creates a bold effect in the space. The sofa area in front of the window features a grey couch paired with a white rug and a mixture of pink and brown tones in the art prints. The wall-to-wall curtains frame the window nicely and brighten up the daylight coming in.
The pink tones in the art print blend in with the wall color for an elegant touch.
The dining area next to the sofa section features a black dining table that adds a powerful contrast to the space. The mirror on the wall reflects this area and makes it appear bigger.
The green bedroom walls provide the bedroom space with a fresh and vibrant look, that is still subtle and subdued. The textiles on the bed and the art prints on the wall are selected in a neutral, warm color palette, contributing to this unique color palette.
The soft wood bedside tables add a soft touch to the setting, while the black wall lamp provides the bedroom with a bit of contrast.
The home office section in the bedroom consists of a blue desk, which adds an interesting pop of color to the bedroom. The white Series 7 chair brightens up this lovely color palette.
A bright pink color in the hallway
The walls in the hallway are painted in a brighter pink wall color, adding a vibrant and sophisticated look to this area of the apartment. The wood doors complement the wall color in a lovely way.
This beautiful apartment for sale in Sweden (via Alvhem) has an open-plan living kitchen that connects to the light-flooded living room. The color selected for the living room walls has a dark sage green tone, bringing out the warmth from the exposed brick wall in the kitchen and dining area.
The dining area connects the kitchen with the living room and the wall towards the kitchen has been opened to create a spacious open floorplan. The simple white kitchen has partly exposed brick wall elements, which add a unique element to the space.
The bedroom has a grey limewash accent wall, that stands out from the living room. The rest of the bedroom, including the wardrobe, is painted white, for a lovely contrast in the space.
A living room with dark sage green walls
The sage green living room walls bring out the white crown molding underneath the ceiling and the light hardwood flooring. The living room decor has a mixture of grey and brown tones for a warm look that contrasts nicely with the cool undertones in the wall color.
The wall in between the kitchen and living room is partly removed, creating a doorway with exposed brick on either side. The dining table stands underneath this opening and connects both areas.
Next to the kitchen doorway, there is a small space for a TV on the wall, which is perfectly located opposite the sofa.
A white kitchen with an exposed brick wall
The simple white kitchen with wood countertops is fitted in a rather awkward layout with the rounded wall in the space. The exposed brick wall adds a unique effect to the look and offers a warm element to the color palette.
The exposed brick backsplash works nicely in between the bottom and upper white cabinets.
The stainless steel fridge adds a metallic element to the material palette of the kitchen.
Black hardware and a black stove hood add a bit of contrast to the setting.
The entryway of the apartment comes out straight into the kitchen.
A bedroom with a grey limewash accent wall
The bedroom lies right next to the living room and connects to a balcony. The wall above the bed is painted with a darker grey limewash paint that adds a lot of contrast to the bedroom decor. The grey fabric headboard blends in with the grey background created by the limewash paint.
The warm palette in the textiles on the bed and in the subtle art prints warm up the bedroom color palette and make it cozy and inviting.
The white wall-to-wall wardrobe opposite the window blends in nicely with the bedroom environment and the collection of baskets on top adds even more warmth to the setting.
A small hallway with a large mirror on the wardrobe doors
The hallway is rather small and doesn’t have any direct natural light coming in. A large mirror on the wardrobe doors reflects a bit of daylight coming from the kitchen and it also makes the space look bigger than it actually is. Great trick.
This beautiful open-plan apartment in Sweden (Styled by Studio Rydman, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem) has a modern grey kitchen planned out in a corner layout. The kitchen is separated from the kid’s bedroom with a non-bearing wall with a window. This way, the daylight can flow into the kitchen space as well.
The kitchen is connected to a dining area and through glass doors, you can walk through the living room into the bedroom. All rooms are connected in one open-plan layout, yet since they all have different wall treatments, they look distinctly unique.
The living room has a blue wall color, while the bedroom is covered in a bold black and white striped wallpaper. Through the glass doors, you can look from one room into the other and the different color palettes can complement each other.
A modern grey kitchen with brass hardware and stainless steel appliances
The U-shaped kitchen is planned out in front of the non-bearing wall a window that looks out onto the kid’s room. The corner kitchen layout allows for efficient use of the space and upper cabinets on one side only keep the layout light and airy.
The black metal frame mirror above the kitchen sink allows daylight to flow into the kitchen space. The black faucet nicely complements the black window.
On the opposite side of the window, you can find a small section with upper glass cabinets and a small countertop.
This small kitchen section is perfect for a water carbonator and for holding cups and glasses. Alternatively, this could make a great coffee station as well.
The brass hardware comes back in the details on the beautiful cooktop and stove hood combination.
A spacious dining area connected to the kitchen
A spacious dining area includes a large oak dining table paired with black bentwood chairs. The area rug underneath the table visually separates this section from the rest of the open floor plan.
A small nursery next to the kitchen
Behind the non-bearing wall behind the kitchen, you can find a small newly created room that is perfect for a nursery or home office.
A living room with light blue walls
The living room doesn’t get any direct light and lies in between the bedroom and the kitchen. By painting the living room walls in a light blue wall color, this space looks light and vibrant.
The beige sofa stands out against the cool wall color and is paired with a few warm-tone accessories and prints. This play between warm and cool tones adds a unique effect to the space.
Another glass door connects the living room to the bedroom space.
A bedroom with black and white striped wallpaper
The bedroom wallpaper makes a bold statement in the space. The tick black and white striped pattern adds a graphic effect to the room, from which the neutral furniture pieces stand out.
A classic gold mirror stands out with its metallic finish and adds a classic touch to the space.
Right next to the bedroom wardrobe, you can find a small home office spot decorated with a few art prints.
This gorgeous modernized attic apartment in Sweden (for sale via Alvhem) has white walls, a white-soaped hardwood floor, and dark oak support beams. The dark oak kitchen cabinets match the wood tone on the support beams and stand out against the light hardwood flooring.
The open living kitchen features a large kitchen dining area and a sofa section in a spacious room with sloped ceilings. A niche space with an exposed brick wall is turned into a cozy seating area, while another smaller niche in front of the window is made into a home office spot.
The small bedroom features a bright white wardrobe, with a custom open shelving section made out of the same wood as the kitchen cabinets. The entryway features a similar kind of storage solution, tying the apartment’s material palette together in a lovely way.
An attic kitchen with dark oak cabinets and beige limestone countertops
The beautiful dark wood kitchen cabinets stand out against the white walls in this attic apartment. The kitchen goes floor-to-ceiling, highlighting the sloped roof in the space. You can find the doorway leading up to the bedroom in between the two kitchen modules.
In front of the kitchen, you can find a beautiful oval dining table paired with smoked oak dining chairs just a few wood tints lighter than the kitchen cabinets. A niche space in front of the window is used for a home office spot with a beautiful view over the rooftops.
The dark wood kitchen cabinets are finished with beige limestone countertops and a modern chrome faucet. The countertop material comes back in the backsplash as well for a finished look.
Small and subtle wood hardware adds a minimal and elegant touch to the kitchen cabinets. Note that the kitchen counter continues into the niche space next to the window, utilizing this rather awkward attic layout to create more countertop space for a coffee machine.
The desk in front of the window is made out of the same wood as the kitchen cabinets for an integrated effect into the space.
A sofa area on the other side of the living kitchen
The dining table separates the kitchen from the sofa area on the other side of the room. The area rug underneath the sofa visually separates this area from the rest of the space.
A white sofa is paired with a white area rug for a light base palette from which the dark wood tones stand out. The combination of white and dark wood matches perfectly with the material palette in the rest of the apartment.
A mixture of beige and brown tones in the textiles on the sofa blends in with the soft and cozy living room palette.
The two niche spaces next to the living room window are used for placing a plant and a small bookshelf.
A larger niche spot with an exposed brick wall is the perfect spot for a cozy reading corner with a small table and lamp.
A minimal bedroom with a white and dark oak wardrobe
The small bedroom that lies behind the kitchen is decorated with white and brown textiles, providing a warm and inviting atmosphere to the space. The dark oak side table and the white pendant lights finish the sides of the bed off perfectly.
The simple white wardrobe is paired with open shelving on the side, making it fit perfectly within the wall space. The open shelving is perfect for adding a few decor pieces.
a limestone bathroom with shower niches and a shower bench
The walls and floors of the modern bathroom are treated with a beautiful beige limestone tile. The shower features a beautiful niche spot for storing soap with integrated lighting.
The chrome bathroom fixtures add an elegant metallic touch to the bathroom look and the integrated shower bench turns this bathroom into a wellness area.
An entryway with custom storage modules
The entryway has an assymetric floor plan, which is always a little trickier to decorate. A custom wardrobe module enhances the space and provides it with lots of storage space. A dark oak open shelving brings the dark wood aesthetic to this section of the apartment as well.
This open shelf is perfect for a beautiful selection of carefully selected objects.
On the other side of the entryway, you can find a beautiful mirror table that is painted in a soft grey color.
This gorgeous flat in Sweden (Styled by JosefssonLjung, photographed by Alen Cordic for Nya Kvadrat) has a wonderful greige shaker kitchen that fills the entire side of the living kitchen. Since the shiplap backsplash is painted the same greige color as the cabinets, the kitchen has a strong presence in this room with white walls.
The kitchen dining table with the red dining chairs stands out against the greige kitchen backdrop. This red accent color is carried over into the interior color palette of the rest of the apartment, where red tones pop out in every single corner.
The bedrooms are decorated subtly, with white walls and a mixture of red and pink tones taking over the color palette. The apartment door comes out straight into the living kitchen, which made it necessary to work with a hallway storage section behind the sofa.
The greige cabinets are paired with chrome hardware and a beautiful natural wood countertop brings out the warm undertones in the paint color. The right side of the kitchen is filled with an open shelving module that goes from floor to ceiling, which is an ideal spot for cookbooks.
The shiplap backsplash is painted in the same color as the kitchen cabinets for a tone-on-tone effect. The shiplap provides the kitchen with a subtle farmhouse aesthetic, which is paired with floating kitchen shelves perfect for glassware and ceramics.
A living and dining area with an entryway section
The beautiful round dining table paired with red dining chairs separates the kitchen from the rest of the living space. The red chairs pop out of the otherwise neutral color palette and provide the interior with a unique character.
The sofa area is separated from the rest of the living kitchen with a large fluffy area rug which also adds a cozy texture underneath the sofa.
A combination of red and brown tones pairs well with the white walls and beige sofa.
Since the apartment door comes out into the living kitchen directly, a small entryway section is located at the wall behind the sofa.
This area is perfect for hanging a few jackets and it also has a small storage module for shoes and smaller things.
A bedroom with white walls and subtle red tones
The white walls in the main bedroom are paired with a mixture of beige, brown, and red tones for a light yet warm effect.
The two red wall lamps above the bed center the bed in the room, while the vintage cabinets add a personal touch to the space.
A small reading corner in front of the window makes the bedroom complete.
A guest bedroom with a home office spot
The small and narrow guest bedroom is perfect for a single bed, that can be used as a daybed as well. Also in this room tints of red dominate the color palette and pop out of the white walls. The mirror above the bed makes the space appear visually bigger.
A vintage desk paired with a red chair makes for a perfect home office spot in this small room.
This gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem) has a balanced color palette and subtle decor. The light-soaped hardwood flooring and natural palette of the interior fit perfectly with the light grey wall colors picked out for each room.
The light grey wall color in the living room makes the white crown molding underneath the ceiling stand out beautifully, accentuating the impressive ceiling height. The white couch and wall rug create a cozy seating area by the window and the big dining table on the other side of the living room fits a large group of people.
The bedroom and living room are connected and share a similar interior palette. The light grey wall color used in the bedroom has a slightly cooler undertone, which complements nicely with the warmer palette in the adjacent living room.
A white couch and wall rug in a living room with light grey walls
The white couch stands out subtly against the slightly darker wall color. The light grey wool rug adds a beautiful texture to the sofa area, while the white marble coffee table brightens the look.
A beautiful beige wall rug decorates the wall area above the sofa, adding a lot of texture to the space.
Right next to the white historic double interior door that leads up to the bedroom, a TV is mounted to the wall and paired with an elegant rattan bench. This simple setup blends in nicely with the interior.
On the other side of the living room, you can find a spacious rectangular dining table with six oak Wishbone dining chairs, perfect for hosting dinner with a larger group of people. The simple white wall shelving stands out against the wall color and is the perfect spot for a selection of books and accessories.
The dining area is decorated with a mixture of beige and brown tones for a natural look.
A simple white kitchen with a small dining area in front of the balcony window
The simple white kitchen is planned out in a galley layout, leaving out an area by the balcony window for a small dining table paired with two black bentwood chairs.
A hallway with wallpaper and a closet that used to be a staircase
This cozy flat with beige walls and a warm color palette (Styled by Clindholm design, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem) has a layout that pairs a lot of functionality on a small surface.
The open-plan living room includes a sofa area, dining table, and a kitchen with walnut cabinets that are custom-fitted on a small surface. The combination of upper and lower kitchen cabinets in the kitchen niche spot allows for an optimal combination of countertop space and closed storage.
The small bedroom includes a walk-in closet and the entryway of the apartment is fully packed with custom storage solutions as well.
A functionality-packed living kitchen with beige walls and walnut kitchen cabinets
The open-plan living room and kitchen are painted with an elegant beige tone, that adds a warm base tone to the color palette of the apartment. The white fabric sofa on top of the white area rug makes for a cozy seating area and the blue fabric chair adds a wonderful pop of color.
The open shelving on the wall above the sofa reaches up to the ceiling, allowing for lots of storage space for books and decoration objects.
Across from the sofa, you can find a small bench with a TV and a beautiful collection of carefully selected artworks and objects.
The living room window is fitted with sheer beige curtains that warm up the daylight coming into this small apartment. The small black dining table with the natural oak dining chairs fit perfectly in this assymetric section of the living room floor plan.
Opposite the window, you can find a niche space that is optimally filled with kitchen cabinets to make the most out of this rather small floor plan.
The walnut kitchen cabinets are paired with a beige limestone countertop and white upper cabinets that pair well with the beige wall color in the space.
The wall space above the sink is kept free of upper cabinets, and two beautiful glass bulb lamps adorn this spot.
A small bedroom with an assymetric floor plan and a walk-in closet
The bedroom lays right next to the living room dining area and has a slightly asymmetric floor plan. The wall color is the same as in the rest of the apartment and serves as the perfect backdrop for the warm wood chair and the pink bedspread to pop out.
The beige and white textiles on the bed and the textured area rug on the floor blend in with the wall color, for an elegant and minimal appearance.
A non-bearing wall separates the sleeping area from the walk-in closet, allowing the clothes storage to be stored out of sight.
A combination of open and closed storage modules fills the area and a few pops of orange add a bit of color.
An entryway with custom storage
The open entryway of the apartment comes out into the living kitchen of the apartment, bringing up the need to have a closed storage solution to avoid things looking messy.
A custom storage closet with closed and open compartments fits the entryway space perfectly. By painting it in the same color as the walls, it blends in perfectly.
A bathroom with beige limestone and shower niches
The modern bathroom is covered with a beautiful beige limestone on the walls and flooring, finished with chrome hardware for an elegant, yet contemporary look. The natural wood vanity adds a warm element to the bathroom color palette.
The shower features shelves made out of the same stone material as the walls.
This small open-plan apartment (Styled by Mabel Market, photographed by Alen Cordic for Nya Kvadrat) consists of two rooms, with the kitchen in the middle of the layout. The shared living and sleeping space has a light grey wall color, which brings out the muted purple color of the velvet couch in a wonderful way.
A beige curtain separates the sleeping and living space and the corner layout wardrobe adds more visual separation between the two areas. The neutral color palette in the art prints, furniture, and accessories perfectly complements the room.
The small light grey kitchen is paired with a round dining table with bentwood chairs and the room on the other side of the open-plan kitchen has an eye-catching black wall color.
A living room with light grey walls and a muted purple velvet couch
The cool undertones in the muted velvet purple sofa contrast against the warm tones in the smaller furniture pieces and the beige curtain that separates the functional area in this multi-purpose room. The small gallery wall above the sofa adds a unique character to the setting.
The grey wool rug matches the light grey wall color in the space and provides a soft layer to the setting providing the space with a cozy look and feel.
The sleeping area is separated from the rest of the room with a curtain divider attached to the ceiling, which allows this area of the room to be completely closed off when needed.
A corner layout wardrobe fills the area at the foot of the bed, separating the sleeping area even more and allowing lots of storage space for the apartment.
A peg rail and a long mirror fill the wall space next to the wardrobe in a lovely way. The reflection of the mirror makes the multi-functional room appear larger.
A small light grey kitchen in between two rooms
The small kitchen design lies in between the two rooms, with semi-open walls on both sides. The light grey Ikea kitchen cabinets are paired with gold hardware and a black countertop for added contrast.
The vintage dining table paired with dark wood bentwood dining chairs fits perfectly in the space between the kitchen and the window.
A niche space in the wall makes for the perfect spot for the fridge, with space on the top to store larger kitchen pieces.
Black walls in the second room of the open-plan apartment
The eye-catching black wall color on the walls of the second room is also applied to the IKEA Ivar cabinet, allowing it to blend in with the wall.
The black wall color contrasts powerfully with the white ceiling and the light hardwood flooring.
This gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment with white walls in Sweden (sold via Entrance Makleri) stands out because of the impressive home library that is built around the doorway between the bedroom and the office space. The bookshelf spreads over the entire wall and includes the double interior door.
The interior decor of this apartment is modest, with natural materials standing out against light wall colors. The living room features a historic fireplace with brown tiles that set the tone for the brown tones featured in the living room decor.
The kitchen is built in a somehow uncommon layout that pops out of the kitchen floor plan and allows for more storage drawers on the side that faces the dining area. Both the main bedroom and the guest bedroom are decorated in a similar color palette, with a few vintage pieces that add a unique touch to the place.
A living room decor with beige and brown tones against white walls
The brown porcelain historic fireplace in the living room is complemented by a beautiful mixture of beige and brown tones in the furniture pieces and textiles. Even though the doors are painted white, the door frames are kept in their original wood tone, which matches with the wood tones in the furniture pieces.
On the side of the living room windows, you can find a cozy reading corner with a beautiful armchair paired with a footstool.
From the living room, you can look into the home office space, which has a natural palette that complements the one of the living room.
A home office space with an impressive bookshelf around the bedroom doorway
The home office room features a small vintage desk in the middle of the space, paired with a custom white bookshelf that is fitted around the doorway that leads up to the bedroom. A vintage glass cabinet in a warm wood tone also functions as book storage.
The vintage desk lamp and accessories add a unique character to the home office spot, while the abstract art print on the wall adds a beautiful color palette.
A kitchen layout that flows over into the dining room
The layout of the kitchen is quite uncommon, with a floor plan that continues through the doorway and into the dining room. This allows for more drawer space and the additional counter space on the dining room side is used for a beautiful selection of accessories.
The white shaker kitchen cabinets are paired with a dark grey granite countertop, stainless steel hardware, and a white subway tile backsplash to protect the wall.
The dining area features a round dining table in the middle of the space, paired with oak dining chairs. The window seat is decorated with a combination of pillows and must be a great coffee spot.
A bedroom with light grey walls and a vintage desk
The light grey walls in the bedroom make the white window frames and white ceiling stand out subtly. The natural decor and the mixture of white and grey textiles work great in the space.
The white wardrobe matches the style of the room and a vintage set of mini drawers is attached to the side of the wardrobe.
On the other side of the bedroom, you can find a vintage desk, which is paired with a mixture of warm tones for a cozy effect.
A guest bedroom with a seating area
An extra bedroom has been made into a guest space with a seating area in front of the window.
The vintage bed and vintage cabinet add a unique character to the setting.
If you have the luxury of too much space in your apartment, you can always pair two armchairs with a table in the middle, and just like that you have a cozy spot to read or have coffee when you have guests over.
An assymetric entryway with two floor types
A classic bathroom with a unique grey tile in the shower
The classic white bathroom furniture matches the style of the rest of the apartment and pairs nicely with the grey tile flooring.
The shower niche is treated with a beautiful grey wall tile with white grout and chrome fixtures. A shower niche inside of the wall is great for storing soaps.
This gorgeous Swedish villa (Photographed by Mia Borgelin for Historiska Hem) is decorated in an eclectic style with farmhouse elements and most of all a playful color palette. The pops of color here and there make the interior unique and add a vibrant touch to this beautiful home.
The downstairs level includes a beautiful kitchen with white cabinets. A breakfast nook with a window seat paired with a narrow dining table fits in a relatively small area in the kitchen. The dining room features bold blue dining chairs that stand out against the white area rug, curtains, and natural wood tones. The living room also features blue tones, which connect both spaces visually.
On the second level, underneath a sloped roof, you can find the bedrooms, which each have their distinct look. The kid’s rooms all feature a different wallpaper, making each of them unique and distinct.
A spacious dining area with blue dining chairs and a seating area
This spacious dining room next to the kitchen features a large wood dining table next to the window. The blue Fredericia dining chairs make the look of the space unique. The blue chairs pop out of the white fluffy area rug underneath the dining table and against the natural wood tones that otherwise decorate this section of the room.
The wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling curtains frame the dining room window nicely and make the custom radiator cover stand out.
Opposite the dining table, you can find a seating area with a small sofa and two rattan armchairs.
The vintage filing cabinet adds a beautiful warm wood tone to the setting. It looks great in this corner of the space.
Light blue wainscoting in the living room
The living room features light blue wainscoting on one of the walls, which is a truly eye-catching element in the space. The ledge on top of the living room wainscoting is a perfect spot for displaying accessories.
The black area rug contrasts with the white fabric couch and the white marble coffee table. The light blue throw pillows complement the color of the wainscoting perfectly and the pink pouf adds another subtle color element to the setting.
Opposite the sofa, you can find a painted IKEA Ivar cabinet combination in the same light blue color. The pairing of the DJ equipment and the impressive book collection on the wall shelving make this area of the living room cozy and characterful.
A white kitchen with a breakfast nook
The kitchen features white shaker cabinets with white marble countertops against white walls for a clean and elegant look. The pops of color in the accessories stand out against this all-white setting.
A breakfast nook with a window seat paired with a narrow dining table fits perfectly in the window section of the kitchen. By setting up the dining area in this way, a lot of floor space is saved.
The same dining chairs as in the dining room are used in the kitchen, however, here the owners picked out the unpainted oak version.
Chrome hardware pairs nicely with a black stove and an impressive range hood that is covered in tiles for a modern farmhouse look. The wall behind the stove is finished off with an elegant white marble backsplash.
A kid’s playroom right next to the living room
The room adjacent to the living room is perfect for a playroom paired with a double desk for homework in front of the window.
The blue wallpaper in this space pairs nicely with all the pretty toys in the room.
A landing with a home office
When walking up the stairs, you first meet the landing, from which all the bedrooms can be accessed. The blue wall color makes the white doors and ceiling stand out in a beautiful way.
A marble table top resting on two black archive cabinets is great for a home office setup in a space that is not typically used for anything else.
The main bedroom underneath an A-line roof
The main bedroom is rather small fits perfectly underneath the A-line roof and the bed fits this space perfectly. The green bedside tables and the green plant in the window add a fresh touch to the modest beige wall color in this space.
A small section of the main bedroom is used as a nursery. The sloped ceiling turns this area into a cozy nook perfect for a little child.
Two kid’s rooms with distinct wallpapers
Two more kid’s rooms are placed next to each other, each with a different wallpaper. The pink wallpaper is paired with pink accessories and a small desk in front of the window is great for doing homework.
The blue wallpaper in the other kid’s room works well with the blue and green color palette in the textiles.
A spacious hallway with storage space and a round table in the middle
The hallway comes out into the different rooms and the space in the middle features a round glass table, which you often see in spacious entryways.
A walk-in closet is painted in a bold dark green paint color, making it stand out against the blue walls of the entryway.
A mudroom bench is custom-built into a niche space next to the stairs. It offers a comfortable space to store shoes and jackets for the family.
A mix of modern and farmhouse elements in the bathrooms
The main bathroom features a white soaking tub paired with beautiful brass fixtures, white wall tiles, and white marble floor tiling.
A minimal white vanity makes the brass elements stand out beautifully.
The second bathroom has a stronger farmhouse look with black and white floor tiling and classic chrome fixtures.
