Hotel-Style Interiors in a Late 19th Century Apartment in Stockholm
Tucked away in a tranquil courtyard surrounded by lush, manicured gardens, this exquisite two-room apartment is nestled in a distinguished 1897 property in Stockholm, and the 65-square-meter residence offers a beautiful blend of serenity and sophistication.
Impeccably renovated in early 2024, the home exudes the charm of a luxurious boutique hotel suite with an international flair. Premium materials and bespoke design elements run throughout, from handcrafted joinery built on-site by Stoneform to seamless smoked oak herringbone flooring.
High ceilings (approx. 3 meters), mirrored doors, detailed skirting, and discreet built-in features preserve the building’s turn-of-the-century character while elevating it with contemporary refinement.
The apartment has a wonderful open layout between the kitchen and the living room with large windows and glass doors leading to the spacious patio.
The herringbone parquet flooring is pared with a sober color palette made from Farrow and Ball shades.
Beautiful ceiling ornaments and deep window niches showcase the history of the apartment.
The apartment has a stylish kitchen with a dark aluminum sink, travertine countertop and backsplash, and a Bora stove recessed into the countertop with a built-in fan.
The large mirror above the backsplash reflects the light and makes the room look bigger.
The spacious and secluded 32-square-meter private terrace is a true retreat—ideal for lounging, entertaining, or dining al fresco among verdant plantings.
The bedroom is spacious and calm, with an unexpected color pop with the blue-painted window frame and niche.
The luxurious bathroom features a large walk-in shower and stylish black fittings. There is also space for the washer and dryer.
The apartment was listed for sale at Tradition.