A Calm Color Palette in a Charming Swedish Apartment
In a beautiful turn-of-the-century apartment building in Gothenburg lies this pretty one-bedroom apartment with fine original joinery, high ceilings, and wooden floorboards. The 60 square meter apartment has a typical Swedish layout where the living room and the bedroom are located in a row divided by pretty double wooden doors.
The entire apartment is painted in a calm color palette of beige and gray tones, highlighting the original features of the early 20th-century home. The period elements are paired with a contemporary interior style, including a modern solid ash kitchen.
The living room features tall, renovated, old-fashioned windows that, together with the generous ceiling height, create an airy atmosphere.
The room is painted in a warm beige tone, including the IKEA Ivar cabinets hanging on the wall.
The living room is of good size, but when the doors leading to the bedroom are opened, you get an ever more spacious feeling.
A pretty, white original fireplace sits in the corner of the room, adding a warm glow to the space in the evening.
An open doorway gives access to the kitchen facing the courtyard.
The heart of the apartment is the custom-built kitchen in solid ash, specially designed and installed in 2020 to combine stylish aesthetics with high-quality materials and thoughtful storage.
In the summer months, you can extend the living space with this charming courtyard balcony.
Every detail has been carefully selected to provide a luxurious and harmonious atmosphere. There is a beautiful blend of solid ash cabinets, drawers, and shelves that provide plenty of storage space.
From the living room, you move into the bedroom, painted in a calm shade and paired with fresh pink bedding.
The room has a wardrobe wall, providing plenty of storage and the stucco and ceiling rose add a historical touch to the room.
The niche gives access to the apartment’s bathroom.
The hall is divided into two parts, one part has a built-in bench with storage. The other part is decorated with shoe racks and coat hangers.
styling by Greydeco and photography by Maria Sahlander for Stadshem.