Period Features and Light Colors in a One-Bedroom Apartment
This charming one-bedroom apartment is located between two peaceful courtyards in Stockholm. The muted color palette and original details, such as the wooden floors, stucco, high skirting boards, mirror doors, and tiled fireplaces, turn this 52-square-meter apartment into a warm and inviting home.
The small apartment has an ideal layout, with a semi-open plan living room and kitchen and a spacious bedroom with a courtyard balcony. The high windows in opposite directions let in plenty of light, and at night, the two fireplaces turn the apartment into a cozy haven.
The sitting room is small but just big enough for a comfortable sofa and a small dining table. The walls are papered in a light gray wallpaper, accentuating the mirror doors, the stucco, and the high skirting boards.
The wooden floorboards add warmth to the light-decorated room. From the living room, there’s an open connection with the kitchen without the feeling that the kitchen is in the middle of the sitting room.
The small kitchen is designed to optimize the available storage space with a double row of upper cabinets. The white cupboards are paired with a black worktop and gilded handles.
The bedroom can be accessed from the hall and the living room and is pretty spacious, with space for a double bed and a desk. The walls are papered in a light beige wallpaper, adding to the serene atmosphere.
From the bedroom you can access the sunny courtyard balcony.
Plenty of storage has been added to the narrow hallway, which is painted in a light gray-blue color.
styling by Lindholm and photography by Boukari for Historiska Hem.