Elsa Billgren’s Serene Stockholm Apartment is For Sale
The Stockholm apartment of blogger and vintage lover Elsa Billgren has been featured in several magazines and editorials, and you can see why. The two-bedroom apartment features amazing historic details in light rooms with serene and vintage furnishings.
The apartment is located in a premium spot in Stockholm, overlooking Mosebacke Square, a green oasis with maple, willow, birch, and lilac trees and a popular summer café. Despite being in the center of a big city, you are surrounded by nature and charm.
With a ceiling height of 3.2 meters, stucco, ceiling rosettes, mirrored doors, pine flooring, and double-tiled fireplaces, the history of the home is very visible in every room. Elsa and her husband added a new kitchen and bathroom to the historic home, which fit right in with the original details.
The living room is situated in the center of the apartment with double doors leading to the master bedroom and the kitchen.
A large tiled fireplace add a warm glow to the room in the evenings and on dark winter days.
On the ceiling, you will see handsome stucco in two rows with floral illustrations and a ceiling rosette, among other things.
A large wooden dining table with a rounded top is located in front of the windows and offers beautiful views of the square. It is also in connection with the kitchen which makes it perfect for dinner parties.
The new kitchen is beautifully calm with a beautiful wooden floor, light gray cabinet doors from Marbodal, open shelves, and an SMEG stove.
A bench has been placed in front of the kitchen window as this window offers the best views of the square.
The bedroom is decorated in a calm palette with light green walls, pine floorboards, and light-colored textiles. The large antique wardrobe with mirrored doors is a great statement piece in this room.
The bedroom features another traditional Swedish fireplace.
Adjacent to the hall and with a window letting in light towards the adjacent kitchen, we find a small room that is now used as a children’s room but it could also be a study.
The walls are painted in Stockholm White and on the floor lie the original wooden floorboards.
The bathroom was completely renovated a couple of years ago. The room features a bathtub with an overhead shower, light pink walls, dark green narrow handmade tiles from Stiltje, and marble open shelves.
A large mirror is embedded in a niche in the wall which makes the room feel bigger and it’s also an amazing statement piece in the smallest room of the house.
The walls in the hallway are painted in a light green color and the pine floorboards are painted in a blue and white checkered pattern.
photography by Borgelin for Historiska Hem