This high-end renovation of a gorgeous historic Swedish apartment (for sale via Tradition Makleri) features a careful selection of modern materials and an exquisite attention to detail. The custom storage modules in the kitchen, bedroom, and hallway make it an aesthetically pleasing yet practical abode.
A contemporary kitchen with a curved kitchen island and oversized arch mirror
The modern white kitchen is the star of the apartment. The narrow kitchen island has a green natural stone countertop and fluted panels on the sides. The curves of the island contrast with the straight lines of the rest of the kitchen.
The large arched mirror above the sink reflects the space and the lighting, creating an impressive effect. The stainless steel countertop by the sink adds a modern touch to the material palette.
The large cupboards placed to the side of the kitchen layout have charcoal cabinet doors with an arched detail on top. A hidden coffee corner inside the cabinets holds the coffee machine and a selection of beautiful ceramics.
A large dining area with dark bentwood chairs
On the other side of the kitchen island, by the two large windows, the large dining table finds its place. The eight dark bentwood chairs contrast nicely with the cream white surroundings.
The arches also recur in the details of the heating covers, tying the space’s design language together. It’s details like these that lift the renovation design to another level.
A modern living room with a blue couch and built-in under-window storage
The white palette continues in the living room, where a dark blue couch adds a lovely contrast against the white area rug. The minimal storage unit beneath the window fits perfectly here, providing space for decor items currently not on display.
A dark green hallway with custom storage and a tiled marble floor
The hallway lacks natural light and is the darkest part of the apartment. The designers enhanced this moody vibe by painting this space a dark green. The marble-tiled floor finishes this space off perfectly.
Built-in storage modules offer a spot for shoes and jackets in the hallway.
A bright bedroom with a panelled headboard and custom storage
The white palette in the bedroom continues on the storage modules on each side of the bed. The fluted panel behind the bed is painted the same off-white color.
The woodwork details on the doors of the built-in wardrobe add another lovely texture to this already gorgeous space.
A modern bathroom with fluted panels and beige stone
The fluted panel look continues in the modern bathroom, where the area beneath the small arched window houses a custom bathroom cabinet.
The beige stone of the floor tiles is carried through to the sink for a complementary effect. Undermount lighting beneath the sink accentuates the sink’s design even further.
The soaking tub is set in a curved niche, making it a shower space as well. A round skylight brings daylight to this area, and vertical tiles elongate the niche further.
This historic home (via Stadshem) is the perfect blank slate for you to write on. Warm, earthy tones with crisp white accents throughout make it easy to make your own.
An Airy Living Room with Beige Wallpapered Walls and White Wainscoting
The living room features a full-sized sofa and a love seat, along with a large round coffee table, while still feeling cozy and intimate. The broad, milky-white crown molding blends seamlessly with the white ceiling, reflecting the natural light streaming from elegant casement windows at one end of the room.
The paper lantern pendant light offers soft illumination when you need it. Hardwood floors and crisp, white wainscoting, nestled against beige wallpapered walls, give the room a feeling of spaciousness.
Off-white Kitchen with a Farmhouse Sink
White slatted paneling highlights white walls and hardwood floors in this farmhouse-style kitchen. The generous counterspace and farmhouse sink provide ample room to work, while the abundant wood cabinets and drawers offer ample storage.
It features all modern, stainless steel appliances and a glass cooktop stove with a wall-mounted range hood.
You can move about easily in this kitchen and even fit a small dining table and chairs. With both overhead lighting and wall sconce lighting, the workspace is well illuminated.
Sage Green Bedroom with White Accents
Sage green bedroom walls with crisp white accents make this bedroom a relaxing haven from the hustle and bustle of the world outside. It has pendulum lighting and two casement windows that let in plenty of natural light. The wooden bedside tables complement the hardwood floors, and the fabric headboard adds a soft touch to the setting.
The interesting shape of this bedroom allows it to accommodate a queen-sized bed with nightstands easily and still have room for a small vanity or desk.
Kid’s Room with Grey Foiliage Wallpaper and a Red Door
The smaller kid’s room features dark grey foliage wallpaper paired with a white ceiling. The red paint on the door stands out against this dark, neutral color palette.
Hallway with Dramatic Foliage Wallpaper
The hallway is small but fits a standalone cabinet, a shoe rack, and a coat rack. The walls are adorned with a foliage wallpaper featuring rich green tones and stark white accents.
Bathroom White Backsplash and Black Accents
Rich black accents complement the white subway tiles and a stylish Victorian tiled floor in this bathroom. It has a spacious vanity and a large shower with a sleek wand-style showerhead and paneled glass shower door.
Sage green is a warm, earthy color that brings a welcoming, natural vibe to any room. This muted hue has hints of gray and brown undertones, making it a versatile choice for most spaces, including the kitchen. If you’re thinking of updating your cooking space, consider adding sage green.
Whether you’re doing a complete remodel or just want to make some simple changes, these inspiring ideas for sage green kitchen walls will inspire you. From sage green paint on kitchen cabinets to unique wall colors, keep these lovely sage green kitchen ideas in mind if you’re planning to elevate your own kitchen.
Use Different Types of Paint for Unique Texture
In this kitchen, sage green paint was used to color the cabinets and wainscotting on the walls. However, a limestone wash behind the stove gives the room a subtle contrast and a slightly different texture.
The ceiling is painted bright white to help the sage green paint colors pop. Stainless steel appliances and white stone countertops lend this kitchen a modern, sleek finishing touch.
Warm, earthy green hues make this kitchen a welcoming and delightful space. However, it’s the addition of brushed brass that really helps the beautiful green kitchen cabinets and walls stand out. From cabinet handles to appliances, light fixtures, and faucets, just the right amount of brass works well to showcase the warm green tones.
White and gray marbled stone also does a good job of playing off of the kitchen’s main green hue.
Styled by Helen Sturesson, photographed by Lisa Wikstrand for Kulladal
Make Sage the Star of the Show
For this space, the homeowner chose to paint the walls of this eat-in kitchen a lovely, soft sage green. Note how the ivory pantry door, the wall with the window, and the matching floor trim give it a lovely contrast and a rich, comforting feel.
The addition of solid wood open wall shelves adds storage and a rustic element. A black pendant light dangling above the dining table brings this kitchen a slightly modern element.
This traditional kitchen features a beautiful sage green color on the kitchen cabinets and the wainscotting. Wood butcher block countertops help to maintain this kitchen’s rustic appeal.
A large window on the opposite side of the room brings in lots of light to make the kitchen a breezy, airy space perfect for cooking and entertaining.
Although this particular shade of sage green is extremely light, it adds just enough color to make the space more appealing. The bright white kitchen cabinets in this space help the beautiful green tone stand out.
Stone counters and a matching backsplash complement the white theme, and a section of wainscotting also painted white works to bring the entire color story together.
This beautiful, open-concept home has a warm vibe thanks to the gorgeous sage green walls in every room, including the kitchen. Light brown wood plank flooring adds an earthy element to this home, while the butcher block countertops work well with the other materials in the space.
However, not every element here is rustic. In fact, a plethora of modern touches add a fun vibe including the polka-dotted couch, the sleek Sputnik light fixture, and a myriad of funky artwork.
Clary sage has slight yellow undertones that give it a grayish look in certain lighting and a relaxing, calming vibe. In this kitchen, the sage green walls look elegant paired with the dark wood upper and lower walnut cabinets. A unique stove exhaust gives this kitchen a bold, unusual feature.
Light gray stone countertops and a matching backsplash tie it all together and work beautifully with the clary sage walls.
Instead of using sage green on every wall or opting for sage green cabinets, this homeowner chose to make it the accent wall color. The bright white ceiling and white walls in the rest of the space help draw attention to the sage feature wall, which is also where most of the action happens in this space.
Black industrial lights above the counters bring the kitchen a unique touch, and gray marble lends it a luxurious, beautiful pop of texture and contemporary color.
In this nature-inspired kitchen, the homeowner added sage green to the cabinet doors and the walls. Modern patterned wallpaper in an adjacent room adds a playful element to the home and helps to break up the space.
Shelves accented with houseplants and pottery adorn the back wall of the kitchen to add a natural element along with some visual interest. Finally, the gray and white countertops bring the kitchen an air of elegance.
This charming kitchen features a unique, functional built-in with lots of open shelving for storage. The sage green paint is the same color as the cabinets for a perfect match. Using sage green here is a great choice since it gives this kitchen a timeless look.
This particular color of green is extremely versatile, so it goes well with just about every other color and finish you might choose to bring into your space.
The designer chose a darker shade of sage here to contribute to the modern look of this kitchen. Darker gray lower cabinets work well against the green wall, and the white subway tile goes all the way to the ceiling.
If you want to create a modern style, dark green paint is a great choice. A vintage chandelier hangs over the table, which brings this kitchen a nice blend of antique and contemporary.
Sage green is a perfect color if you want to create a luxurious, elegant kitchen design. Here, the homeowner painted a portion of the walls and the lower cabinets a lovely sage green with a light fixture to match.
Crystal knob hardware and solid stone countertops work to tie everything together and give the kitchen a luxe feel. The large window bathes this gorgeous kitchen with lots of natural light.
Even a small kitchen can look incredible with the right colors and finishes. In this example, the retro-inspired black and white floors give it a vintage vibe, while the sleek pendant lights over the beautiful white farmhouse sink add a modern component.
Sage green covers the walls and cabinets except for the plank ceiling, which features a classic bright white. A large houseplant resting on the counter by the window adds a cozy, organic feel to the space.
Styled by Helen Sturesson, photographed by Lisa Wikstrand for Kulladal
DIY Your Kitchen With Sage Green Paint
Sage green is a good color for DIY projects since it instantly makes any room feel warmer and cozier. You don’t have to buy custom sage green cabinets or other fixtures and finishes.
Simply updating your existing cabinet doors with a lovely sage green paint and changing the hardware will immediately make your kitchen look and feel brand new again.
Soft sage green kitchen walls with a rustic vintage touch
This cozy kitchen design perfectly blends the soft elegance of sage green walls with a rustic vintage charm. The muted green backdrop creates a calm and natural base, complemented by light grey cabinetry and classic white open shelves. The combination of wooden furniture, vintage decor, and handcrafted details adds warmth and character.
Soft sage green walls paired with classic kitchen details
This charming kitchen features soft, sage-green walls that create a calm, natural vibe. The muted color works well with the shaker-style lower cabinets and brass hardware. Light wood furniture and accessories add warmth and texture. A corner cabinet in a matching tone, along with open shelving displaying decorative glassware and plants, enhances the cozy, curated feel of the room.
The walls of this gorgeously styled apartment in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg, for sale via Stadshem) have all been painted in a subtle light blue wall color, which adds a delicate cool tone to the space, that is balanced out by a mixture of warm wood tones in the furniture, and soft beige and red tones in the textiles.
The impressive white shaker kitchen with a corner layout has white marble countertops and a white subway tile backsplash. The corner layout leaves space in the middle for a spacious kitchen dining table paired with natural wood chairs.
The living and sleeping room right next to the kitchen features a white fabric sofa, and a beautiful mixture of red, beige, and grey textiles to balance out the cool tone on the wall.
A white shaker kitchen with a corner layout
The spacious white shaker kitchen is built in a corner layout with upper cabinets on one side only for a lighter effect in the space. The white kitchen cabinets are paired with a white marble countertop and a glossy white subway tile backsplash protects the walls of the kitchen.
Two tall cupboards by the window provide a place for the fridge and lots of kitchen storage space.
The white kitchen cabinets are finished off with classic stainless steel hardware and appliances. The black Moccamaster coffee maker stands out against the white kitchen materials.
The dining table fills the space in front of the window and is paired with natural wood dining chairs. The wall next to the doorway leading up to the kitchen features a black glass cabinet which adds a beautiful contrast to the light palette in the kitchen.
A living and sleeping space with light blue walls and warm textiles
The play between warm and cool tones is especially apparent in the living and sleeping areas of the apartment, where bigger surfaces of the light blue wall color are visible. The off-white linen curtains in front of the window warm up the light coming through the window and they complement the white textile sofa and area rug.
The mixture of pink, red, and beige tones on the sofa and art prints paired with the brown on the coffee tables add an earthy tone palette to the setting.
The same color palette is used in the combination of textiles on the bed, paired with a rustic wood bedside table.
A small white sideboard provides limited storage behind the bed and a large round mirror makes the space appear bigger.
An entryway with a walk-in closet and a home office desk
The entryway includes a spacious wardrobe and since this area of the apartment is quite large, it can hold a home office area as well. The wood tones of the desk and chair match the bench below the coat rack.
Just like in the rest of the apartment, the cool light blue wall color is balanced out with warm tones in the accessories and furniture pieces.
This gorgeous two-level home with white walls and white-soaped hardwood flooring (Styled by Clindholm Design, photographed by Jocke Ono for Historiska Hem) features a beautiful pastel sage green kitchen with white marble countertops and a spacious island that separates the kitchen from the dining area.
The living room, which lies right next to the kitchen has a mustard yellow sofa paired with warm tones in the artwork and a gorgeous white lounge chair.
The second level of this gorgeous turn-of-the-century apartment comprises the main bedroom and a landing that is transformed into a lounge area with a home office spot.
A classic shaker kitchen in a pastel sage green tone
The pastel sage green kitchen cabinets in shaker style match perfectly with the historic architectural details in the space. The window frames and heater covers are painted in the same color as the kitchen cabinets, making the kitchen design feel very integrated inside of the space.
The pastel sage green cabinet color is paired with a beautiful white marble on the countertops and backsplash. The area above the farmhouse kitchen sink also includes a floating kitchen shelf which is perfect for displaying objects and kitchen items. The top of the cabinets is finished with molding, accentuating the integration of the kitchen within the space.
On the other side of the kitchen island, you can find a spacious light wood dining table paired with black dining chairs and a black pendant light for a contrasting look.
The dining area looks out onto the minimal white staircase from which you can access the second floor. The area underneath the staircase is turned into a walk-in closet which can be reached by entering through those beautiful curved doors.
An elegant living room with a mustard-yellow corduroy sofa
The mustard-yellow corduroy sofa stands out in a powerful way and the warm tones in the artwork match the color palette wonderfully. The Bollo armchair in white sheepskin adds a beautiful textural effect to the space and brightens up the color palette.
The black accents in the TV cabinet, lamps, and accessories add a beautiful contrast to the light palette of the space.
The white living room walls are paired with a light grey ceiling color, which accentuates the beautiful historic details in the space.
A second-floor landing turned into a library and home office
The landing on the second floor features a bookcase that is built-in underneath the sloped roof paired with the same lounge chair as the one in the living room. A tiny home library in the nook of the ceiling.
The area underneath the skylight is a great spot for a vintage desk paired with a black chair. This home office area probably has the most beautiful natural light coming in.
A simple bedroom with exposed wooden beams
The dark exposed wood beams underneath the ceiling of the bedroom add a beautiful rustic character to the space, which is paired with a minimal and toned-down bedroom interior.
Custom storage in the entryway
A gorgeous oval mirror decorates the wall of the entryway and reflects the daylight coming in from the window.
Custom-built storage reaches up to the ceiling, providing the entryway with ample storage opportunity.
Custom storage and beige stone tiles in the bathroom
The mixture of the beige stone wall tiles and the white marble sink in the bathroom provide a unique look to the space which is paired with the same custom storage modules as in the entryway.
The custom glass doors reaching into the shower include two holes as the handles, which is a nice and subtle design detail.
This majestic turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (sold via Alicia Edelman) is flooded with beautiful natural light coming through those large historic windows decorated with crisp white curtains. The white-soaped hardwood flooring along with the light wall colors in the space make for a light base palette that is contrasted by a beautiful selection of black furniture pieces.
The living room and adjacent dining room have a minimal appearance that highlights the contrasting black and white furniture pieces. The light grey kitchen is finished with white marble countertops and brass hardware for a classy look that pairs nicely with the historic details in the architecture.
The spacious main bedroom is painted in a subtle beige wall color, which makes the wardrobe and the white wainscoting stand out in an elegant way. The wardrobe goes over into a small home office desk on the side.
The office space next to the dining room holds a beautiful bookshelf that is built around the door. It also includes a built-in desk which provides the apartment with a second home office spot.
A white dining room with wainscoting and a contrasting black dining table and chairs
The majestic dining room has a bay window and beautiful white wainscoting against the walls. The black rectangular dining table and the black wood dining chairs pop out of the white canvas and the light grey area rug underneath the table provides the space with a soft touch.
Beige living room walls paired with black leather armchairs
The beige living room walls make the baseboards and the white trim underneath the ceiling stand out in an elegant way. The minimal beige fabric couch and the light grey area rug are paired with two black leather Bollo armchairs from Fogia and a black floor lamp next to the window.
The TV is mounted on the living room wall and the black leather daybed matches the black-and-white aesthetic of the living room perfectly.
A light grey kitchen with white marble countertops and brass hardware
The classic kitchen is fitted with light grey cabinets and a beautiful white marble countertop and backsplash. The brass hardware adds an elegant touch to the kitchen, which also comes back in the faucet and the brass undermount sink.
The high ceilings of the kitchen spaces are optimally utilized to integrate lots of storage cabinets underneath the ceiling.
The cabinets on the side by the window turn into open shelving.
The area in front of the window is used for a small round bistro table paired with black bentwood chairs that contrast nicely against the white walls in the kitchen.
Beige walls in a classy bedroom setting
The beige bedroom walls add a warm tonal effect to the classy bedroom, which is fitted with a crystal chandelier underneath the ceiling.
The custom bedroom wardrobe is painted in the same color as the wall for a tone-on-tone effect.
The area next to the wardrobe is used for a small bedroom home office above which a small TV is hung on the wall.
A home office with a bookshelf built around the door
The white walls in the hallway make the space without direct light still quite bright. The round mirror above the black bench reflects the daylight coming in from the other rooms and reflects it back into the space.
A gorgeous marble bathroom with brass fittings
The spacious main bathroom is tiled with marble tiles on the wall and small marble floor tiles. The walk-in shower with two benches is fitted with brass fittings and a spacious glass door.
The white cabinets on the bathroom vanity are finished with brass hardware to match the fixtures.
The guest bathroom is fitted with the same marble as the main bathroom on the bottom half, paired with white wall paint on the top. The area on top of the toilet flush is filled with a custom wall cabinet and open shelving to store toiletries.
Window seats can be a great spot to enjoy the view of your garden or over the city from. They are a prime spot to enjoy the natural light coming into your house or apartment and they can be integrated into your interior without too much cost or effort.
To me, the best window seat ideas are the ones that integrate and blend in with the surrounding furniture and interior. You can style your window seat with a mixture of throw pillows, blankets, seat cushions, and the optional sheepskin to make it the coziest spot in your interior.
In the kitchen, window seats can be a great way to provide the space with a breakfast nook, but it can be a great solution to integrate a cozy window seat inside of the kitchen layout as well. In the living room, dining room, or even kids room on the other hand they can provide you with the ultimate spot to enjoy the sun or to read a good book.
A kitchen window seat to create a dining room section as part of the kitchen floor plan
This beautiful beige kitchen has a smaller section with a window for the dining table. To optimize the space to the fullest, a window bench was added on one side of the table with extra storage underneath it. The tall cupboard right next to the window bench separates the kitchen layout nicely from the dining area.
Two window seats meet in the corner for an impressive effect
This is probably one of the biggest window seat ideas on the list, as this corner layout consists of two long benches that meet each other by the window. The seat cushions pair nicely with the mix of different patterns and textures in the furniture and accessories and the color palette is elegant and sophisticated.
A cozy window seat in between the lower kitchen cabinets
This is one of the more functional window seat ideas, where the seating bench is used to be able to fit the window in the kitchen layout. The blue and white pillows match the color palette in the kitchen and the white tile walls finish off the backsplash and the background of the window seat in a lovely way.
A built-in window seat in between the kitchen modules
The tall white cupboards in this shaker kitchen go over into a beautiful window seat with the same design as a way to integrate the large window in the kitchen layout. A pendant light above the window seats provides the space with a reading light and the sheepskin turns this into a super cozy spot.
A beautiful kitchen window seat looking out over a snowy landscape
When you have the opportunity to look out on the outdoors like in this beautiful house, it would be a shame not to integrate a window seat from which you can enjoy your morning coffee while looking over the beautiful scenery.
In this plywood house, the kitchen modules are used as a window seat in between the window frame with a combination of closed and open storage underneath the seat.
A dining room window seat with added shelves and storage space
The entire space in front of the window in this dining and living room, with white floors and light grey walls is dedicated to a wall-to-wall window seat. The tall floorboards are added to the bottom of the window seat to make it look integrated into the space. Both sides of the seating area are filled with Ikea Eket modules that provide both open and closed storage space in this living room.
Dark windows paired up with a dark leather window seat
The dark frame on the kitchen windows is paired up with dark blue kitchen cabinets and a dark leather seat cushion for a slightly moody color palette in this room.
The layout of this kitchen is planned mainly on one wall. The kitchen cabinets continue by the window, where they are lowered into a window seat with a beautiful leather seat cushion. The wood side panel and the cognac leather cushion add a lot of warmth to the color palette of the interior design.
A window seat to optimize otherwise lost floor space
A small window seat like this is great for adding extra storage and it makes for a perfect reading nook as well. Add a small side table and you have a perfect spot for your morning coffee at the same time. The blue and white pillows in combination with the red leaves on the window sill add a subtle pop of color to this kitchen with white cabinets.
A small breakfast nook with a window seat next to the main kitchen layout
The interior design of this beautiful kitchen with wood cabinets includes a dining room section that has been fitted with a small window seat decorated with a mix of throw pillows to make it cozy and inviting. The table and dining room chairs allow for this small seating area to be used as a spot to have dinner at night as well.
A large window seat that includes open and closed storage space
This is one of the most creative living room window and seat ideas on the list. The wide living room window has been turned into a comfortable window seat with cupboards and drawers for storage, an extra layer of shelves for books, and a cozy sitting area with a backrest built into the window seat.
A long bench with a window seat inside of a niche space in the wall
An awkward space is turned into a comfortable window seat paired up with storage in this beautiful kitchen space. The long bench extends into the wall niche right next to the window, where blankets and throw pillows provide a cozy spot to have your morning coffee.
The rest of the bench includes cubbies and a drawer to provide more storage to the kitchen layout.
A modern interior design with a large day bed lifted off the floor
To me, this is one of the most contemporary window seat ideas on the list. The kitchen and living room are combined into the same space, with a day bed lifted up to the same height as the kitchen counters from which an abundance of natural light can be enjoyed.
A bay window bench paired with an oval marble table
A bay window typically lends itself to a dining room, as you can enjoy the view while eating. This beautiful kitchen bay window is a great place to add extra seating and create more storage space.
The white marble oval table complements the classic kitchen look and the window seat is fitted with dark grey cushions and lighter grey back pillows to make this spot extra cozy and comfortable.
An impressive attic interior design with a long window seat
This is one of the most space-saving window seat ideas, as the lower area underneath the sloped roof wouldn’t be used for anything else anyways. An extra-long window seat right next to the dining space with built-in storage fills the entire space underneath the attic windows.
The built-in drawers are made out of the same dark wood as the kitchen cabinets. They transform this otherwise unused space and match it with the rest of the furniture and kitchen modules.
Built-in window seat with a tone-on-tone seat cushion
The main kitchen module with blue kitchen cabinets continues into a lower window seat section with storage underneath it on the other side of the space. The blue cabinets are matched with a blue seat cushion for a minimal look against the crisp white walls in the space.
A breakfast nook made out of the same cabinets as the kitchen
The light grey kitchen cabinets of the main kitchen module are constructed as a window seat that provides extra storage. The rectangular table and dining chair turn this window seat into a sitting area that can also be used as a breakfast nook or eating area.
A contrasting black kitchen with white walls and a window seat
There is a stark contrast between the big black kitchen module on the right side of this kitchen and the breakfast nook with the window seats on the left side which makes the total layout of the space appear a lot lighter.
The corner window seats are paired up with a table and chair so it becomes an eating area which is finished off with an impressive chandelier that stands out against the white walls in the background.
This impressive kitchen layout fills three entire walls and utilizes the floor space in the middle with a kitchen island. To make the kitchen design lighter, the area right next to the large cupboards has been turned into a cozy window seat with a white cushion that matches the color of the countertops.
The floating shelves in the corner rather than upper cabinets contribute to a lighter layout appearance as well.
An easy DIY window seat idea in between a dormer window
This must be one of the easiest window seat ideas on the list, as the window seat is made out of a simple wood panel.
The living room window is a dormer window that lends itself to a window seat to utilize the space. Instead of working with built-ins, the perfect solution was created by a custom-cut wood panel resting on both the walls of the dormer window.
The addition of a reading light and a magazine rack transforms this area into a cozy reading nook that is decorated with a mixture of beige and white throw pillows.
This beautiful kitchen design continues into a window seat nook inside of the kitchen corner. The addition of the table and chairs turns this dining area into a breakfast nook with added storage underneath.
The darker tone of the kitchen cabinets is paired up with white countertops that complement nicely with the crisp white seat cushions on the built-in bench.
This beautiful bamboo kitchen module continues into a built-in bench that is covered with a mixture of beige throw pillows for a subtle effect against the concrete floors and provides a comfortable place to sit and have coffee right next to the window.
A shiplap window seat with a green velvet seat cushion
This beautiful sage green shaker kitchen is placed on one entire wall of the kitchen floor plan with the dining table in the middle. The wall by the window is covered with a large window seat that is enhanced with shiplap and beautiful green velvet seat cushions that complement the color of the kitchen.
A window seat that gets an abundance of natural light
This beautiful kitchen space with a high ceiling and majestic industrial windows is practically asking for a window seat. The area in front of the window is the perfect place for both kitchen cabinets and a lower window seat module since there is more than enough room on the rest of the floor plan to include the other kitchen functionality.
Built-In Bookshelves Frame the Window and Balcony Door in This Clever Seating Nook
Floor to ceiling bookshelves wrap around both the window and the balcony door, turning an otherwise transitional wall into a fully considered reading and lounging spot. The window seat itself sits low and inviting between the cabinetry, with the integrated heater element tucked neatly beneath to radiate warmth through the base of the bench.
This crisp white apartment has white walls and white floors, which form the perfect blank canvas for the impressive gallery walls that decorate both the dining and the living room and add a unique and personalized element to the interior. The two rooms are connected to each other, which makes it even more apparent how the two decor styles of each room are similar.
The bedroom shares the same minimal white decor style as the living area, yet the hallway is painted in a light grey color, which accentuates the lack of natural light in this space. The bathroom has a dramatic look with dark glossy tiles that stands out against the crisp white decor in the rest of the interior.
A living room with white walls and white floors as the perfect backdrop
The living and dining rooms are connected by beautiful French doors. In the living room, a simple white fabric sofa combined with a black and white area rug and a glass coffee table sets the stage for a simple look that is enhanced by art prints, a walnut TV module, and black accent pieces.
The gallery wall above the sofa decorates the white walls and makes the space unique. Two single art prints above the TV module add a point of interest in this section along with the elegant black wall lamp.
The Ikea Billy bookshelves behind the sofa are great for a home library and decor pieces. Since the living room is spacious enough, there is enough floor space to allow for white space between the sofa and the bookshelves.
A vintage black dresser adds a lot of contrast on the other side of the living room. The white table lamp and the chrome candle holder add elegance, while the small wall sculpture adds a playful touch.
An impressive dining room with a vintage dining table and a crystal chandelier
The dining room pairs a beautiful vintage dining table with an elegant bar cart and a crystal chandelier for a classic look in the space. The gallery wall adds a modern touch to the setting and the black and white art prints contrast nicely with the white walls and floors in the space.
A minimal bedroom with white walls and white floors
The cozy yet minimal white bedroom features white bedding combined with grey and brown accents in the textiles and art prints. One of the Ikea Pax wardrobe modules has mirrored doors, which reflect the space and makes it appear bigger.
A narrow hallway with a custom mudroom bench
A niche space in the hallway is the perfect spot for a custom mudroom bench with cubbies for shoes and a top shelf for extra storage space. The light grey paint color used on the hallway wall is used on the custom mudroom bench, which makes it blend in.
The round mirror reflects the daylight coming in from the adjacent rooms and the grey String system module is great for storing accessories in the hallway. The white marble tile flooring adds a beautiful texture and finishes off the hallway space nicely.
A warm bathroom look with dark glossy wall tiles and black accents
The mixture of dark glossy tiles placed in a vertical pattern, black metal shower glass, and beige walls gives the bathroom a bit more of a dramatic look, which stands in stark contrast with the white walls and white floors in the rest of the apartment.
The black furniture pieces and fittings add extra contrast to the setting and the white ceiling stands out against this dark color palette.
The black and white decor in this rustic loft apartment complements the beautiful exposed wood beams and the natural wood tone they provide to the interior look. The limewash walls in the entire space give the walls a soft and elegant beige tone that makes the furniture pieces and accessories stand out in a lovely way.
The living room is located on the second level of the loft, where the A-roof makes it rather challenging to place large furniture pieces. On the lower level, you can find a beautiful white kitchen and a cozy bedroom decorated in beige and brown tones. The staircase towards the second level is fully optimized for integrated storage modules underneath it.
optimizing the interior to the sloped ceilings in the living room
Since sloped ceilings are present on both sides of the living room, the sofa section is placed in the middle, where the ceilings are highest. The area in front of the balcony window is great for a small living room home office spot, while the lower ceiling areas are perfect for wall shelving and a subtle floor lamp.
The white fabric sofa is paired with a rustic black coffee table and a black and white area rug that provides a lot of texture to the interior of this rustic loft apartment. The wall behind the sofa is used for a black storage module, which adds a lot of contrast against the beige limewash walls and the white sofa.
A white kitchen with a small kitchen island
The white kitchen cabinets stand out against the beige limewashed walls and are paired up with a white countertop and white hardware for a minimal look that is contrasted by the black kitchen island, dark wood wall shelving, and the small vintage dining table.
The kitchen island is constructed out of a vintage dresser, which adds a lot of character to the kitchen.
An elegant staircase with storage underneath
The side of the staircase is painted grey and has integrated storage underneath it that functions as hallway storage to leave your jackets and shoes when you come in.
A beige and brown color palette in the bedroom
Just like in the rest of this rustic loft apartment, the walls of the bedroom are painted with beige limewash paint. The sheer beige and white curtains warm up the light coming in from the window, resulting in a soft and cozy setting. The beige and white textiles, combined with the brown tones in the decoration fan above the bed and the bedside lamps add a lot of depth to the color palette.
This beautiful duplex loft in Sweden has an impressive ceiling height, which is used for a second level that contains both a bedroom and a home office. The impressive steel staircase comes out in the living room, while the area underneath the loft level is used for the kitchen and a dining area with dark grey walls.
On the second level of this duplex loft, you can find a bedroom with dark teal walls and a walk-in closet with a small home office. The loft level is separated by a glass partition that allows the daylight to come through from the large window.
A living room with a beautiful gallery wall above the sofa
On the other side of the rounded window, you can find a smaller gallery wall that follows the staircase. These art prints really accentuate how high these ceilings really are.
A simple white kitchen with black countertops underneath the bedroom loft
The simple white kitchen with black countertops is paired up with an elegant white and black tile floor. The black backsplash of the kitchen is complemented by the dark grey wall color in the dining area and the black furniture pieces in the entryway.
A vintage dining table and a dark grey wall in the dining area
The section underneath the loft that holds the dining table is visually separated from the sofa area by a dark wall color. The dark grey paint on the wall pairs up nicely with the dark wood vintage dining table and the dark green dining chairs and I love the way the white in the art prints pops out against the wall color.
A duplex loft with a glass partition
The second loft level can be reached when climbing up the steel staircase in the living room. The bedroom space is separated from the downstairs area by a black metal glass partition that still lets through the daylight coming from the rounded window in the living room. Curtains are added behind the glass wall for added privacy when needed.
The bedroom is painted in a deep and dark teal paint color, which puts all the attention on the white structural beams that can be observed on the ceiling. The white fabric bedframe stands out against this dark wall color, while the round mirror on the wall reflects the bedroom and makes it appear bigger.
A small home office combined closet
The walk-in closet behind the bedroom also holds a small home office space made with a String furniture desk in walnut that is attached to the wall. For the closet space, the same paint color as the one used in the bedroom was picked out in a few shades lighter, which was a great choice for this tiny room that doesn’t get any direct daylight.
