Warm Interiors and Period Charm in an Art Nouveau Stockholm Apartment
Set on the third floor of a beautifully preserved Art Nouveau building from 1913, this inviting apartment is a place where old-fashioned charm meets thoughtful, contemporary updates.
With generous ceiling heights, high-set windows in deep niches, and a floor plan that balances sociability with privacy, the home feels both elegant and deeply comfortable.
Original details define the atmosphere here. Preserved wooden floors, mirror-panelled doors, mouldings, and profiled linings provide a timeless backdrop, while carefully chosen materials and colours create a calm, cohesive interior.

From spring through autumn, the living room is bright and airy; in winter, it becomes irresistibly cosy. A centrally placed, light-blue tiled stove anchors the space and invites long evenings by the fire.
There is ample room for a generous sofa group, making the room ideal for entertaining or quiet nights at home.

The beautiful Pojagi curtains are from Patchwork Copenhagen.




A tall south-facing window floods the room with daylight, and the high ceiling enhances the sense of openness. White walls are complemented by joinery painted in a soft, muted yellow, while the exposed wooden floor and ceiling rose add to the room’s classic elegance.

The beautiful light-blue tiled fireplace is the star of the living room.


The kitchen is both practical and inviting, with space for a dining table and direct access to the balcony. From spring to autumn, meals often migrate outdoors, with the balcony doors letting in abundant light and fresh air.

A wide worktop in a patterned laminate provides plenty of room for cooking. Storage is generous, enhanced by a recent update that added a site-built pantry and new wall cabinets.


The balcony is a true highlight. Bathed in afternoon and evening sun, it overlooks the lush inner courtyard and offers a peaceful escape from the city.






Cabinet fronts are factory-painted in white and reddish-brown, while integrated appliances keep the look cohesive. White half-joint tiles on the walls give the kitchen a subtle bistro feel, paired with restored wooden floors underfoot.



The main bedroom is a serene retreat, positioned toward the courtyard for restful nights. It comfortably accommodates a double bed with bedside tables and offers exceptional storage with a full wardrobe wall.



Behind a discreet curtain, a built-in home office provides a peaceful place to work or study. The restored wooden floor and warm grey walls create a calm, grounded atmosphere.


The second bedroom is smaller but ideal as a child’s room, guest bedroom, or combined study. A built-in bookcase and desk make excellent use of the space, while the restored wooden floor and soft light-brown wall colour add warmth and character.



Renovated in 2023, the bathroom blends classic style with modern comfort. It features a custom-built bathtub.
The wall tiles from Golvabia in Småland and the checkered tile floor from Byggfabriken lend a timeless elegance, while underfloor heating and recessed ceiling spotlights ensure everyday comfort and good lighting.


The hall features excellent storage in the form of built-in cabinets fitted with shelves and hooks. The walls are painted a soft, muted light yellow, and the floor features the same white-and-red-brown checkered tiles as in the bathroom.

The apartment is listed for sale at Historiska Hem.
