A Monochrome Loft with High Ceilings and Art

This stunning monochrome loft apartment lies in a former Stockholm factory that was converted into modern apartments in 2017. This 67-square-meter loft, with five-meter high ceilings and huge factory windows, was renovated in 2023 with architect-designed and site-built carpentry to optimize storage and functionality.

The renovated interiors include a completely new and detailed kitchen, extensive storage in the hall, and a unique chest of drawers in the bathroom. The luxurious loft is decorated in a monochrome color palette with plenty of artwork, which suits the history of the building very well.

The large factory windows show the history of the building as well as accentuating the impressive ceiling height.

The loft is decorated with stylish Scandinavian design pieces in white, gray, and black, which are paired with plants and art to create a personal and lively atmosphere.

A sleek new kitchen has been added with wooden fronts, black taps, and an open shelf.

A steel staircase leads to the loft area with space for a double bed, a desk, and built in wardrobes.

Luxury in the bathroom with a walk-in shower with a ribbed glass wall, black fittings, and a new vanity.

If you thought that there wasn’t much cabinet space in the kitchen than this hallway explains why. Here you can find the oven, fridge, and other storage space. On the left is a walk in closet that also gives access to the bathroom.

The loft apartment was listed at Alexander White