Warm Beige Tones and a Stylish Kitchen in a Stockholm Apartment

This stylish apartment is located on the third floor of an early-20th-century building in the popular Birkastan neighborhood of Stockholm. The 95-square-meter apartment has a social layout, with a wide opening between the living room and kitchen that creates a connection while still maintaining its individual style and feel.

The apartment retained classic elements from the early 20th century, such as a herringbone parquet floor and a beautiful traditional fireplace in the living room. These are paired with more modern furnishings and a beautiful, renovated kitchen with a bay window.

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The living room and kitchen are located at the front of the apartment, facing the street. The living room is painted in a warm beige shade, while the large window floods the space with natural light.

The living room features an IKEA Färlöv sofa with a beige-yellow cover from Bemz.

The living room features a stunning traditional Swedish fireplace (a kakelugn) decorated in pastel shades and featuring the original mirror.

Two artworks by Anna Bjerger, part of the HAY and CHART collaboration, decorate the living room wall.

The opening between the living room and the kitchen creates a social layout.

The kitchen features a large bay window, which is turned into a perfect dining space with a round table and a built-in bench. The table is lit by the hanging lamp n°3 in ivory by muller van severen.

The kitchen design is kept simple yet stylish, with wooden cabinets, a backsplash with vertically laid tiles in white and beige tones, and a display shelf.