Red and Blue Color Accents in an Open-Plan Stockholm Apartment

On the first floor of an early 20th-century apartment building in Stockholm lies this charming apartment with an open-plan living room and kitchen, a dark blue bedroom, and a bold, red-painted hallway.

The majority of the 49 square meter apartment is decorated in a calm light gray and light wood palette, but the owners added bolder color pops in the red kitchen backsplash tiles, and the wall colors in the bedroom and hall, creating a nice blend of calm and bold spaces.

A beautiful light wooden floor and light gray walls create a serene ambiance in the open-plan living space.

A charming sitting area is created by the glass balcony windows. Gray tones are paired with a dark pink rug, pink and orange cushions, and colorful art.

Beautiful glass doors open to a charming courtyard balcony, extending the living space in the spring and summer months.

A niche by the dining table has been fitted with shelves, creating a dynamic display of books and decor.

The kitchen was recently renovated, pairing light gray cabinets with reddish-pink backsplash tiles.

The built-in cabinets along one wall add more storage space and also hide the fridge.

The generous ceiling height has been taken advantage of with a double row of upper cabinets.

The living room gives access to the apartment’s only bedroom, which is painted in a rich, dark blue hue.

A niche in the bedroom has been fitted with wardrobes that can be hidden from view with curtains. If you live in a small space, curtains are a smart option to hide storage compared to doors that take up more space.

The hall is painted in a bold red shade. The hall features built-in wardrobes with mirror doors.

The apartment was listed for sale at Franzon du Rietz.