A White Scandinavian Studio Apartment With Loft Bed

Beautiful studio apartments is what got me into blogging years ago. At the time I was living in a studio. And I found out that Scandinavian stylists are really good at designing a studio.

At my love for studio apartments certainly hasn’t gone away. If I could exchange my current apartment for a Scandi studio I would probably do it.

Living small doesn’t mean you have to compromise on style. My post about how to design a studio apartment will show you far more beautiful examples. Here you can see layout ideas, space saving tips and color schemes for a studio (just because it’s small, doesn’t mean it has to be painted in light colors).

But today I want to show you this studio apartment in Sweden. This extremely white Scandi look is something we see a bit less from our Nordic friends. But every now and then an all-white beauty comes along.

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The studio apartment in 38sq. meter. Which is of course rather big for a studio apartment. And the high ceilings and loft area only enhance this feeling of space.

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The windows in the living area bring plenty of natural light to the studio. The white walls and floor reflect this, making the studio even brighter.

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The natural details add warmth to the studio apartment.

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The building is built in the early 20th century. And the wooden floor you see in the studio is original.

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Glass walls seperate the kitchen from the living room. This way you don’t lose that precious natural light but you still create a seperate kitchen area.

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Take a look at these Scandinavian studio apartments:

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The loft area is big enough for a double bed. Creating a seperate bedroom area, making this apartment look more like a 1-bedroom instead of a studio.

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photography by Alvhem Mäkleri