A Light Colored Swedish Apartment
Sometimes, I crave light and serene interiors, and if you feel the same way, you should look at this light Swedish two-bedroom apartment. The 79 square meters apartment is located on the second floor of a Stockholm apartment building and features light rooms and a balcony overlooking the central courtyard.
The apartment has a beautiful flowing floor plan with a central hallway to access the kitchen, living room, and second bedroom. From the hallway, there is no door toward the living room, so the living room feels more spacious, and the hall really feels part of the home.
The entire apartment is decorated in a light color palette with light gray walls and a light wooden floor. This serene base is paired with light-colored furniture and natural materials for a calm and inviting atmosphere.
The living room is a comfortable room with a seating area and a dining table. The living room opens up to the sunny balcony, a lovely extension to the living space in the warmer months.
Protected by the facade and with a southern location means you can already sit here in the sun even when the weather is very warm.
The inner wall is fitted with bookshelves that also reach the space above the doorframe.
The living room gives access to the master bedroom. In the corner that is not visible, there is a built-in closet.
The kitchen is the first room you can enter via the hallway. The modern kitchen has cabinets that are painted in a light gray shade, which are paired with Carrara marble worktops and backsplash.
In the extended space in front of the window, there is plenty of room for a dining table. The yellow checkerboard table cloth adds a warm tone to the gray room.
The second bedroom is located next to the kitchen and it can be accessed via the hall and the kitchen.
The room is now decorated as a children’s bedroom with light gray walls that are paired with warm brown and mustard yellow textiles.
styling by Van Keppel and photography by Borgelin for Historiska Hem