I think this studio layout works very nicely with the bedroom hidden inside a niche behind the large curtain. The niche bedroom also includes a built-in wardrobe, which gives his area everything you would have in a normal bedroom. 

I like the large light area rug underneath the sofa as well. It matches the color of the sofa’s textile perfectly and separates this area from the rest of the living room. While the color palette of this studio generally has been kept very modest, the warm elements like the warm beige velvet pillow covers* or the light brown duvet* really stand out and make this space cozy and inviting.

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I like the warm and cozy look of this one bedroom apartment. The living room is combined with the kitchen, but fits everything you might need in there. The corner kitchen combined with the round dining table makes for a very functional layout and the living room area in the front next to the window works very nicely as well.

The walls of this place have been given a mineral treatment, a somewhat darker shade in the living room and a lighter one in the bedroom.

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Swedish company Design Of just released a new collection for 2020 and as always, the catalog images are great. The new collection includes a bar cart designed by Carina Seth Andersson which is my personal favorite.

I love the workspace setup in the first pictures especially with its minimal setup and hanging desk combined with the clean lines of the Design Of chair. 

Styling by Sundling Kickén, photography by Rebecca Centrén

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Look at the contrast in this Swedish kitchen. The black bottom cupboard fronts combined with the white walls and white upper cabinets contrast so nicely and are soften out by the wood of the dining table and chairs.

Other than the contrast in materials, you can also find a difference in shapes, between the rectangular kitchen module and the round dining table which works very nicely in combination.

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What a great kitchen, don’t you think? I love the black and light wood combination of the front panels and countertop, which also comes back in the dining table. The space is used optimally all the way up to the ceiling for ample storage space and there are even some drawers that come out of the upper cabinets for keeping glasses.

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

Danish luxury design brand Gubi just introduced the Epic table collection designed by GamFratesi which is a series of sculptural pieces inspired by Greek columns and Roman architecture. The tables are made in Italy from travertine stone and the simplicity of the design highlights this carefully selected stone.

‘Without material there is no soul. Positioning the material at the center of the project is an intellectual act and celebrating unusual stones and natural finishes is aligned with our practice and GUBI’s cerebral and contemporary take on the traditional,’ say Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi, GamFratesi.

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Love the grey wall in this simple bedroom, combined with the soft wood of the bedside table, the beige and white of the crisp linen sheets and the white of the wall to wall curtains. This is a great way to update your bedroom look with very little items, yet creating a very soft and cozy look.

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How cozy is this kitchen please ? I love the wooden dining table against the wall with the open shelving. You can keep decor and items you often need on those shelves and they make for a great look, especially with those plant dangling from them.  

The kitchen itself works very nicely with the light grey cupboard fronts and the marble countertop. I also really like those black ceiling lamps from DCW Editions, which make sure you always have enough light to cook with.

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This home works so well in its simplicity. The warm grey walls in the apartment add a bit of moodiness and combine really nicely with the warm natural tints in the decor like the straw area rug in the living room or the beautiful exposed brick backsplash in the kitchen.

I love it when an interior works in its simplicity. Look at the bedroom for example, which works so nicely with the eye catching black lamp, the green plant in the window and the simple linen bedding.

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It’s not the kitchen itself that I’m inspired by (though I do find the green countertop and the open shelving work well here) but rather the way the layout is fitted within these old turn of the century walls. The small space behind those beautiful sliding doors is used to fit the entire kitchen and by leaving them open you have a semi open plan kitchen which comes peeking through from the living room.

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