Today we have a really unique home in Stockholm. The advertising booklet of this apartment on a local real estate agency’s website tells us that at the beginning of the last century, the famous Swedish painter Carl Larsson lived and worked in this space – that’s a home with history! Now this is one of…
The location on the last floor gave a number of tangible advantages to the interiors of this Swedish apartment. Second light, skylights, open floor plan – the space is literally bathed in natural light. And of course, the attic – the designer managed to create additional living areas under the very roof. Bright and inspiring…
In addition to a beautiful space with high ceilings and beams, this attic apartment in Stockholm boasts a pleasant color scheme, dominated by warm beige and brown details. All these natural touches immediately made the flooded-with-sun interiors very cozy and inviting. It is impossible to ignore the wooden beams – they are present in every…
Everyone knows that the main technique for visually increasing the space is white walls. But the designers of this attic apartment in Goteborg were not afraid to use dark gray in the design, despite the small rooms and the total area of only 33 sqm. In addition, it is attic space and sloping ceilings also…
The total area of 24 sqm – it would seem that housing of such a small size should be cramped and dark. But in this case, we are dealing with an interesting space under the roof of an old residential building in Goteborg, which has a lot of light and a feeling of spaciousness due…
The total area of this one-bedroom apartment in Goteborg is only 34 sqm, but it has a rather interesting space. As befits any rooftop home, there are sloping ceilings, skylights and views of the city’s rooftops. The kitchen here is combined with the living room, while the bedroom turned out to be quite tiny (the…
This apartment is located in the attic of a very old building with towers in Stockholm, hence the non-standard lines and curves in the layout. Almost the entire area of the housing is occupied by the open space of the living room and kitchen, in one of the corners of which the bedroom with floral…
Modest Scandinavians rarely use large amounts of marble in their interiors, but in this stylish attic apartment in Stockholm, natural stone has become one of the most important design elements. The kitchen is especially impressive – island, worktops and one of the walls are paved with spectacular white marble. In general, the open space of…
This apartment s located on the top floor of an old building from the late 19th century in the center of Stockholm. But it’s not just a small loft space romantically restored as modest bachelor housing – it’s an impressive attic apartment with open space and spectacular beams. And the interiors boast stylish modern furniture,…
Irregular layout and sloping ceilings in all rooms put some restrictions on the design of this attic apartment in Goteborg, but the authors of the project did a good job of turning housing pros into cons. The interiors are decorated in a strict black and white scheme with occasional splashes of color, while every corner…
