Wooden Details in a Light Duplex Apartment in Sweden
On the second and third floors of a Malmö apartment building, you will find this beautiful duplex apartment with light rooms and wooden details. The two-floor apartment was recently renovated and now includes a modern design paired with original wooden details.
The apartment was built in 1932, and while the home features original elements, the rooms feel fresh, modern, and light. They opened up the ground floor to create a big room with a hallway in the center. On one side is a charming sitting room with a wooden ceiling and on the other side a spacious kitchen. One floor up are two generous and light bedrooms.
The living room is a small space with wooden walls and a wooden ceiling. The decor is minimalistic and cozy, with just enough room for a sofa and a chair and floating IKEA Ivar cabinets that provide storage.
The layout is rather unusual as the living room features a built-in cabinet with the washing machine on the right and a Burlington sink in the corner. With the vintage glass wooden doors you can close the living room from the rest of the ground floor spaces.
A spacious kitchen with built-in seating and an open ceiling with wooden beams is on the other side of the hall.
Modern and historic designs come together in this room where the wooden walls are paired with a stainless steel kitchen with a Jura limestone worktop from Malmö Kök.
The spacious kitchen has plenty of room for a large dining table in the center.
On the other side of the kitchen is a built-in bench with storage and high cabinets housing the fridge and oven. The cabinet fronts are from Superfront.
The kitchen ceiling is partially open to create a spacious and light atmosphere.
The wooden floor in the hall is painted in a white/natural wood checkerboard pattern. The hallway is fitted with built-in cabinets and a custom-made white lacquered spiral staircase.
The top floor is home to two bedrooms. The master bedroom has views from the kitchen below and it is fitted with built in wardrobes.
The smaller bedroom is now a child’s room with a nice yellow feature wall.
The toilet on the ground floor features Victorian-style tiles from Byggfabriken and Burlington sink and toilet.
The duplex apartment is listed at Fastighetsbyran