If the Parisian apartment, which we posted a little earlier today, captivates with its color contrasts, then this home in Goteborg, on the contrary, was designed for people who value calm and light interiors. To support the large amount of natural light that gets inside the apartment, the designers used light and subtle pastel shades…
This 87 sqm apartment is located in a 1903 brick house in Gothenburg. The most interesting space here is the kitchen-dining room. The brickwork from the facade of the building is repeated on the wall behind the kitchen cabinets, which looks cool with a green marble countertop and a gold hood. Designers chose an atypical…
Living in the attic is a special romance that is appreciated in Sweden as, perhaps, nowhere else. This cozy white apartment occupies part of the attic space of one of the magnificent old houses in Goteborg, has an area of only 33 sqm and simply charming balcony overlooking the city’s rooftops as a bonus The…
The color scheme of this Goteborg apartment is quite simple – only 2 shades were used in the decoration: white and gray. Even the wooden floor was painted white to suit this design idea. But Swedish designers have done everything so cool that the interiors are full of aesthetics, style and comfort despite limited neutral…
Contrasts in everything from the color scheme to the style details are the main idea behind the design of this beautiful apartment in Goteborg. So, for example, from the snow-white kitchen, we first find ourselves in the living room with dark, almost black walls, and then bold wallpaper with an expressive floral print awaits us…
The owners of this apartment in Goteborg could dare to have dark colors in the decor – the large windows here provide more than enough natural light. It is because of it, that the walls in the living room and master bedroom are almost black, but the interiors do not seem gloomy at all, rather…
This Goteborg apartment is notable for the fact that it is located in a beautiful neo-Renaissance house of 1907. For its small area (53 sqm), the flat turned out to be quite functional: an isolated kitchen, a living room with a dining table and a spacious bedroom behind glass doors. The milky palette and wooden…
Like most great Scandinavian interiors, the design of this Goteborg apartment is primarily based on the choice of color shades. So, in the open living room here, the designers offered warm and always cozy shades of brown, which perfectly match the wooden floor and furniture. Together with milky textiles and carpet, the interior looks very…
The space in which this Swedish apartment is located seems to have once been an attic: low sloping ceilings, access to a roof terrace, open space and windows on two sides. But now it is a unique home with pleasing features such as beamed ceilings, brick walls and views of the city’s rooftops. Scandinavian designers,…
In Swedish apartments, it is not often possible to find a bright palette of colors, but this home in Goteborg was an exception. For white and gray-olive walls and furniture in basic colors, the owners chose not pastel decor, but bright and bold details. Catchy paintings and posters, printed textiles, neon lights and ceramics of…
