Modern Interiors in a Bright 1930s Apartment in Sweden

In a quiet location in Stockholm, next to a park, you will find a 1930s apartment complex with a green courtyard. You will find this open-plan family apartment with light rooms and modern interiors in this building.

The apartment has an open layout from front to back, with a spacious hall in between. The kitchen and dining room are on one side, opening to a large, sunny balcony, and a living room lies on the other side. This open floorplan means that natural light flows into the home from two directions, creating bright and airy spaces.

The recently renovated kitchen is the heart of the home, especially in the warmer months when the doors to the balcony can be opened, extending the living area and with a great connection to nature.

The kitchen design is simple, with light gray/beige doors paired with Jura limestone countertops and open shelves for glass- and earthware.

kitchen with large dining table colorful chairs

The kitchen has plenty of room for a large dining table, which the owners paired with orange-red chairs for a nice color pop. Floor-to-ceiling cabinets on this side hide the fridge.

The kitchen opens up to a spacious south-facing balcony with checkerboard tiles on the floor. The balcony overlooks the courtyard, filled with greenery.

A large hall lies in the center of the floorplan. On the left, it opens to the living room, and on the right, it gives access to the apartment’s two bedrooms. This openness adds so much light, space, and airiness to the home.

The living room is small and charming, with light beige walls and a large off-white rug on the floor. Subtle color accents are added to the furniture and accessories, with the light blue striped sofa as the best part of the room.

The largest bedroom is painted in a sage green color and features solid pine floorboards and built-in wardrobes. A small home office is created under the window.