Classic Elements in a Charming Swedish Studio Apartment

This charming studio apartment with a separate kitchen lies on the third floor of a turn-of-the-century building in a popular area in Gothenburg. The 40 square meter apartment faces a quiet, leafy courtyard and features several turn-of-the-century elements.

The charming apartment has been carefully renovated in recent years, pairing turn-of-the-century charm with contemporary elegance. Period elements like wooden floorboards, stucco, high baseboards, and high ceilings have been preserved, adding historic character to the small home.

In a studio apartment, the living room and bedroom are combined. Some studio apartments have a separate kitchen, like this apartment, which makes it feel like a proper home.

The combined living room and bedroom is a pretty spacious room with gray walls that make the white-painted joinery and stucco stand out wonderfully.

A cozy sitting area has been created by the large window facing the courtyard.

An old barred window has been fitted into the wall between the main room and the kitchen, adding a nice historical element to both rooms.

There is plenty of room for a double bed in the studio apartment.

From the main room, you can also access this spacious walk-in wardrobe. The small room has been fitted with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes with period-style doors, and at the far end, the owners created a charming home office made of a wooden desk and shelves.

The kitchen was recently renovated, pairing classic white cabinet doors with a Carrara marble countertop and classic white subway tiles as the backsplash.

The kitchen has plenty of room for a large dining table, turning this apartment into a wonderfully social home.

Double glass doors give access to the courtyard balcony.

The bathroom was also recently renovated and designed in a style fitting with the turn-of-the-century architecture. Classic black and white Victorian-style tiles lie underfoot while the walls are fitted with white metro tiles with a classic black border.

The hall is fitted with Öland limestone floor tiles paired with white walls.

The apartment is listed for sale at Alvhem.