Cozy Vintage Style in a Swedish 1920s Apartment
A warm welcome to this charming 1920s apartment in the Swedish city of Stockholm. The beautiful historic apartment has recently been renovated and turned into a warm and social home in the city.
The earthy color scheme and warm material choices, like the dark oak kitchen, create a cozy ambiance, which is enhanced by the vintage furniture pieces and charming William Morris wallpaper.
The living space has been opened up to create a large social floorplan with a seating area and an open kitchen. Light floods into the room thanks to the windows with mouth-blown glass that refracts the sun’s rays in a beautiful way.Â
The living room has warm gray lime-matted walls and the joinery is painted in a deep gray color.
Subtle color accents have been added thanks to the vintage yellow chairs and the deep red rug. The power of red as an accent color is explained in ‘The Unexpected Red Theory.’ You can read more about that in our blog post.
The small niche has been fitted with dark wooden bookshelves. You can also turn a niche like this into a small home office, though this apartment has a spacious hall that also serves as a workspace.
The open floorplan lends itself to dinner parties with friends and family.
The kitchen has been built on site after a design by Ateljé Blé Noir on Färingsö. The dark solid oak cabinets cabinets add a warm touch to the space.
The dark oak kitchen cabinets are paired with a dark gray claystone worktop and white half-jointed tiles.
The spacious hallway is turned into a home office with a cork desk. The walls are decorated with a pink William Morris wallpaper called ‘Indian’ and dark blue joinery.
The bedroom is painted in a natural blue chalk-matted color, which is lined with panels painted in a light gray color.
The cane headboard adds a vintage vibe to the room.
The bathroom was renovated a couple of years ago and features a shower and hidden cupboards. It is designed in an English style with a classic English style sink and black and white mosaic floor.
Behind the light brown panels you can find plenty of storage space.
The shower is tiled with classic black and white tiles and the ceiling as been painted in a soft pink shade.
styling by Copparstad and photography by Boukari for Historiska Hem