A Bright and Open-Plan Attic Apartment with Exposed Beams

The top floor of an early 20th-century apartment building in Stockholm’s Kungsholmen area is home to a magnificent attic apartment with exposed wooden beams and painted brickwork.

The 94-square-meter apartment is open to the ridge, creating voluminous spaces that also feel very bright thanks to the white walls and the large windows. The visible beams and brickwork add a charming, historic touch to the contemporary interior spaces.

The apartment features an open-plan living space with the sitting area on one side and the kitchen and dining space on the other.

A wood-burning stove stands in the center of the living space, adding warmth to the interior spaces in the evening.

Beautiful light flows through the large windows in the sitting room. The area is decorated in a contemporary style, featuring a gray sofa, ‘Bollo’ armchairs by Andreas Engesvik, and an ochre rug.

The living space has a white base, but the owners added vibrant color accents, like the yellow accent wall, colorful art, and blue side tables.

With windows in two directions, skylights, a white floor, and white walls, the room feels fresh and bright.

On the other side of the room, you’ll find the kitchen and dining area with glass doors leading to a roof terrace.

The simple white kitchen features a lovely pastel blue SMEG fridge and an island that creates a social element around the dining table.

In the bedroom, the white-painted brick walls make way for a soothing gray-green shade, paired with a cozy rug and bedding in gray, red, and purple hues.

Floating black IKEA Ivar cabinets with blue-painted fronts add storage.

The stylish white staircase next to the kitchen leads you to the loft area that is now used as a home office with green and pastel blue walls.

The apartment was listed for sale at Franzon Durietz.