Built-in Storage and Period Features in a Ground Floor Stockholm Apartment
Located in a quiet courtyard, this late 19th-century apartment in Stockholm is a calm haven in the center of the city. The 61-square-meter apartment is located on the ground floor and has access to a private stretch of the communal courtyard, extending the living space in the warmer months.
Turn-of-the-century elements, such as stucco, large windows with deep sills, tiled fireplaces, and joinery, have been preserved, and they are paired with wooden floorboards and a calming gray tone on the walls.

The apartment has a spacious, open-plan living area with designated areas for lounging, eating, and cooking.


The sitting area is defined by a gray rug atop the nice wooden floorboards. Bookshelves, art, and music storage add a lively and personal touch to the space.


A small home office has been created using String furniture with a desk, shelves, and closed storage.

The living room has a nice angled wall featuring a huge window facing the courtyard. The round dining area with classic Eames chairs in a vibrant orange shade is placed in front of the window.

The kitchen features a small bar area that separates the cooking space from the rest of the living room and also creates a nice spot for breakfast.


The kitchen is made from IKEA cabinets paired with a marble countertop and backsplash.




From the living room, you move into the bedroom, which is painted in a similar serene gray hue as the rest of the apartment.


The beautiful tiled fireplace standing in the corner of the room adds historic charm.

Built-in floor-to-ceiling wardrobes provide plenty of storage space, while smaller wall hooks add storage for items you want to keep at hand.


Glass doors open toward the private patio garden with plenty of space for seating and a dining table. Carefully placed corten steel plant boxes create a private oasis in the shared courtyard.



The hall is fitted with more built-in wardrobes for extra storage space.

The bathroom is designed using a combination of white, beige, and granite tiles with a marble pattern.

The entry features classic marble floor tiles, as well as a small niche for coats and shoes, and a small basket by the front door for smaller items.
The apartment is listed for sale at Historiska Hem.
