A Bright Attic Apartment with Exposed Beams and a Roof Terrace

This charming one-bedroom apartment lies on the top floor of a 1930s building in a suburb of Stockholm. The 48 square meter apartment was tastefully renovated, letting the historic elements shine while adding contemporary elements using stylish material choices.

The apartment has an open floor plan that seamlessly flows from a dining area to the kitchen and the living room beyond. Steel glass doors open to the bedroom, adding to that sense of openness and space. But the actual selling point of the apartment is a spacious roof terrace, offering lovely rooftop views.

From the sitting area, you can look through the entire apartment with the kitchen in the center and the dining area beyond. Despite the slanted ceilings, the apartment feels light thanks to skylights, the balcony windows, and the open layout.

A charming sitting area sits in the corner of the apartment. The exposed wooden beams showcase the history of the attic apartment.

The kitchen is stylish and practical. Light gray cabinets with scallop detailing (which returns in the bathroom) are paired with a marble countertop and brass fittings.

The kitchen is designed in a lovely blend of closed cabinets and shelves, adding to the open feeling of the small home.

Large glass doors in the kitchen area flood the space with natural light and give access to a spacious roof terrace.

Beautiful industrial glass doors lead you to the apartment’s only bedroom.

In the bedroom, you can really see the historic bones of the apartment. The exposed brick wall has been painted white, and the ceiling features beautiful beamwork.

The ladder leads to a small storage loft, but the ladder can also be used as a bookshelf or storage space.

The space under the slanted ceiling with a skylight lends itself perfectly for a small desk or a vanity table.

On the other side of the kitchen lies a small dining area with a marble-topped round table.

In the bathroom, the scallop pattern we also saw on the kitchen cabinets returns in the wall tiles. The white tiles are paired with marble and brass fittings, creating a classy bathroom look.

The apartment has a spacious open hall with built-in wardrobes and marble-style floor tiles.

The apartment is listed for sale at More.