Red Color Pops in a Unique Designer Attic Apartment in Sweden

On the top floor of a 1920s apartment building in Gothenburg lies an apartment that is truly something extraordinary. The exclusive designer apartment feels like a luxury boutique hotel with a custom-built kitchen, a large roof terrace, and red color accents that break up the neutral tones.

Despite the top-floor position and the slanted ceilings that come with it, the 43 square meters feels more spacious thanks to an efficient layout, skylights, and the large terrace that extends the living space.

It’s really special what they have managed to create in such a small space. Not only does it have a seating area and a spacious kitchen, but it also has a large dining area and a separate bedroom. Let’s take a look inside!

The owner of this apartment loves to cook. That is obvious from making the kitchen the heart of the home.

The designer kitchen from Stiligt is designed with a focus on function and aesthetics. The exposed brick wall gives the area character, while the large arched mirror makes the area feel bigger, while also reflecting light through the space, such a clever feature in a small home.

The kitchen island with bar seating adds a social element to the kitchen and creates a natural divider between the kitchen and the lounge.

The smooth cabinet doors are in walnut, paired with a stainless steel worktop, a nice combination of warm wood with an industrial material.

The kitchen also features a luxurious Bertazzoni stove with 5 hotplates and double ovens.

The double-door fridge is tucked between large pull-out cabinets, creating a pantry-style nook with integrated lighting.

Between the kitchen and the roof terrace, a dining area has been created with gray-plastered walls and a soft rug.

The dining table is topped with an Ingo Maurer Zettel’z lamp featuring Japanese paper.

Throughout the apartment, pops of red are used to add some color. It very much reminds me of the ‘unexpected red theory.’ In this apartment, various shades of red are used, from the popping red dining chairs to more terracotta-red shades.

A large glass sliding door gives access to the amazing roof terrace overlooking the rooftops. It becomes a natural extension of the living space in the warmer months.

The terrace features dark-stained wooden decking and lighting on both sides, creating a nice atmosphere in the evening.

Next to the kitchen is a small and cozy seating area with a sofa tucked nicely under the window and a dark-red coffee table.

A modern, glass section with dark-red window frames separates the bedroom from the living space.

Small and cozy, the bedroom accommodates a double bed, and four double wardrobes with walnut doors add plenty of storage space. The slanted wall has been draped with fabric, adding a soft textural element.

The bedroom can be closed off further by draping the pink curtains in front of the windows.

The hall is painted in a warm burgundy tone (Sophisticated Red by Jotun), including the built-in wardrobe with recessed lighting.

If you think you’ve seen everything, then think again! Just look at this magnificent bathroom. It features a classic white-and-black Carrara marble floor pattern, and the shower walls are covered with a dark burgundy bar-shaped tile (Zellige Maroon Elongated) from Stiltje.

The remaining walls are painted in the same burgundy tones as the frames of the glass shower wall. It also features a Burlington toilet with a mahogany lid and a stainless-steel sink with walnut cabinets, a lovely contrasting element that pairs well with the overall classic look.

The apartment is listed for sale at Reveny.