Limewash Wall and Period Features in a Swedish Apartment
On the first floor of a beautiful turn-of-the-century apartment building in Gothenburg, this charming one-bedroom apartment has large windows, period features, and gray limewash walls.
An impressive ceiling height of 3.1 meters, rooms in a row, large barred windows, and period details such as stucco, ceiling rosettes, and original wooden floors give the apartment a lovely atmosphere. The entire apartment (except the hall) is decorated in a palette of gray-beige, black, and white, giving the home a serene atmosphere.

The interior rooms lie in a row in this apartment, and the living room lies in the center, with the bedroom on one side and the kitchen on the other. Large windows and glass doors that lead to the balcony flood the room with natural light.
A cozy sitting area has been created with a large sofa and a wooden coffee table. There is an original built-in cabinet in the corner of the room.
The doorways are all lined up, so you have a charming view throughout the apartment.
The kitchen is a room where old and new are combined. A modern white kitchen with classic white backsplash tiles is paired with beautiful stucco and cornicing that really stand out against the beige-gray limewash walls.
Beautiful stucco has been preserved, giving the apartment’s rooms character.
A large mullioned window floods the room with light. It is the perfect spot for a dining table. The contemporary wooden table and chairs are paired with a classic chandelier.
The bedroom lies on the other side of the living room. The limewash walls are slightly darker in this room, creating a cozy vibe. From the window, you have a charming view of the green courtyard.
The niche on one wall is fitted with wardrobes, hidden by a linen curtain in a similar shade as the walls.
The bathroom is simple, but the built-in shelves within a brick wall give a nice rustic touch to the room.
The hallway breaks with the design palette of the rest of the apartment. The walls are decorated with the ‘Golden Lily’ wallpaper from William Morris, and the woodwork is painted in a complementary green shade.
The apartment was listed for sale at Entrance Mäkleri.