A Dark Pink County-Style Kitchen in a 1940s Stockholm Apartment

Set at the top floor of a 1940s apartment building in the popular Stockholm neighborhood of Årsta, this spacious two-bedroom apartment combines a practical layout with plenty of character and a pink color scheme.

Its corner position means that there are windows in several directions, bringing in plenty of natural light, while pine floors, preserved original details, and a dark pink country-style kitchen give the home a warm atmosphere.

From the hall, the apartment opens into a generous open-plan kitchen and living room with the renovated kitchen as the heart of the home.

The kitchen is designed in a country-style with dark pink cabinet doors, wooden and stainless steel countertops, and wooden shelves painted in the same rich pink hue as the cabinets.

The wooden shelves give the kitchen a cozy, lived-in look, and they also continue in front of the window, though in a slightly thinner variant and white-painted, adding even more storage space.

A large rustic wooden dining table connects the kitchen with the living room.

With large windows in three directions, the living space is wonderfully bright, while the light pink hue on the walls, the pine floorboards, and rugs add warmth.

On the other side of the room, a cozy seating area has been created with a dark pink velvet sofa, pink sheer curtains, and leather armchairs.

The sitting room opens onto a spacious south-facing balcony with far-reaching views.

The open layout between the living space and the hall helps to create a nice flowing and spacious-feeling floor plan.

The apartment has two double bedrooms. The pink color scheme continues into these rooms, and both bedrooms feature floor-to-ceiling wardrobes.

In the smaller room, the pink walls and bedding are paired with gray wardrobes and a green rug.

The bathroom was recently renovated and designed in a style that matches the 1940s architecture. The room is practical with a combined bath and shower, storage cabinets fitted above the washing machine, and timeless white and dark gray tilework.

The entrance opens into a bright and welcoming hallway that connects naturally with the rest of the apartment.

There is space for coats and shoes immediately by the door, complemented by practical built-in storage that helps keep everyday clutter out of sight.

The apartment is listed for sale at BOSTHLM.