In this apartment in Malmo, there are a lot of unfading details of Scandinavian classics: luxurious stoves in each room, stucco molding, floral wallpaper in the bedroom. These are the things for which we love Swedish architecture. But the interiors do not feel old-fashioned at all thanks to some modern solutions. For example, the living…
49 sq. m of the total area of this apartment in Malmo is compactly located on two levels (high ceilings made it possible to create a mezzanine floor here), but the designers still prepared some surprises in the zoning. It was an unusual decision to leave the kitchen with beautiful blue cabinets and dining set…
Design of this apartment in Malmo is based on a simple but rather unusual combination: completely white minimalistic interiors and lots of unusual wooden rustic decor. How do you like a rocking horse in the living room or figures of funny animals made of wood scattered throughout the home? And the tables of raw rough…
This lovely attic apartment in one of the residential buildings in the Swedish city of Malmö is filled with lightness and freshness of country life. Simple and uncomplicated decor, lots of greenery and natural materials create a soothing effect and set up for a relaxing rest. The highlight and the main color accent of the…
The area of this apartment in Swedish Malmo is only 38 sqm, so the designers had to implement some smart tricks to satisfy all the owner’s requests. So, the kitchen here is a walk-through and without windows – only in this way it was possible to create a full one-bedroom apartment in these conditions. At…
Scandinavian and industrial styles can be perfectly combined, especially if you add bright and unusual details. This is how this Swedish apartment was designed. Looking at the photos, the wooden kitchen attracts the attention most of all, racks, chairs and wooden decor were chosen to match it. To diversify the restrained colors, the designer decided…
The ability of Swedish designers to easily fit their signature modern interior into a grandeur space of the historic buildings has always fascinated us. They seem to have found the optimal balance of old and new in design. This apartment in Malmö is filled with light, lively decor and modern comfort, while at the same…
Does anybody know how they do it? There is nothing really supernatural and genius in the design of this lovely Swedish apartment, most of the things we have already seen many times before. But Scandinavian designers still managed to create a space that attracts and warms, even in photos. Is not it a great talent?!
