Colorful and Light Rooms in a Swedish One-Bedroom Apartment
If you want to paint every wall (and ceiling) in your house without feeling overwhelmed, you should take a look at this charming one-bedroom apartment in the Swedish city of Malmö. This 62-square-meter 1930s apartment has every room painted in a different color, from pastel yellow to green.
Despite the modest floor plan, the apartment feels spacious and bright thanks to the large windows in two directions and the open floor plan with an inner hall that serves as an extra room.

The apartment was recently renovated, with a new kitchen, bathroom, and a fresh new color scheme. Luckily, original features like the wooden floorboards, mirror doors, and ceiling rosettes have been preserved and show the history of the home.
The living room is painted in a calm, light yellow shade. The windows overlook a park and with this greenery right outside it doesn’t feel like you’re in de middle of a city at all.
Open and closed storage, made from the Ikea Ivar system, is fitted alongside one wall.
From the seating area, you can look straight into the inner hall and the bedroom on the other end of the apartment.
Old Swedish apartments often have an inner hall that can be used as a home office, a reading nook, or even an extra bedroom. In this apartment, the area is painted pink and turned into a cozy dining room.
Above the white Ikea Docksta table hangs the beautiful Crème Atelier Soft Serve 01 Pendant in Peach Sorbet.
The stylish Scandinavian kitchen features a black worktop and classic white tiles. One corner is turned into a dining spot, including a storage bench.
The sage gree hue on the walls fits beautifully with the wooden kitchen cupboards.
The greenery outside the windows returns in the color scheme for this bedroom, where the walls and ceiling are painted a calming green shade.
The apartment is listed for sale at Fastighetsbyran.