A Light Color Palette and a Charming Private Patio in a Stockholm Apartment
On the ground floor of an early 20th-century apartment building in the Södermalm area of Stockholm, you will find this light-colored apartment with two bedrooms and a private patio.
The apartment is painted throughout in light and calm colors, and the open-plan areas in the kitchen, living room, and hallway have a uniform, light beige shade paired with the original light wooden floorboards.

There are wide openings between the hall, living room, and the kitchen, creating a spacious and open layout with a nice flow.


The living room is sparsely furnished with a large terracotta-orange sofa, a blue armchair, and cabinets and shelves in the corner.



The blue armchair is paired with a blue Muller van Severen wall lamp, creating a nice reading corner.

Glass doors open to a small, private patio space in the communal garden, which is a nice extension to the living area in the warmer months.

The patio is surrounded by a gray-green wooden fence, creating a private atmosphere. The string lights add a cozy vibe to the terrace, and the dining area has been covered for shelter.



The wide opening between the kitchen and the living room means that the dining table can be placed in this area, seamlessly connecting the living and the cooking area.




The original pantry in the kitchen has been fitted with a glass door.

The IKEA kitchen cabinets were recently painted in a blue-gray hue, which is paired with a Jura Grey limestone countertop.





The master bedroom is a grand and serene space where the walls and wardrobes are painted in a light gray-green hue.


Built-in wardrobes run along one long wall, creating plenty of storage space.


In the corner, a small home office has been fitted between the wardrobes and the wall.

The second bedroom is a small but charming room that is now used as a nursery. The walls are decorated with polkadots, and the joinery and ceiling are painted in a light green hue.

The floating cabinets and the shelves are painted in a muted yellow shade.



The hall features a built-in bench with shoe storage and a large, integrated mirror that widens and makes the room airier. Built-in spotlights (from Flos) illuminate the ceiling.

styling by Van Keppel and photography by Borgelin for Historiska Hem.
