While working on the interiors of this attic apartment in Stockholm, designers decided to create a light and cheerful summer mood. Firstly, they enhanced the natural light with the help of white walls and the absence of curtains – now the home is bathed in the gentle rays of the sun almost all day long….
This stylish apartment appeared on the site of an old dark attic in one of the old residential buildings in Stockholm, and the transformation of this space turned out to be simply large-scale. Swedish designers have infused the unusual interior with sloping ceilings, fireplace and staircase with elegant and sophisticated contemporary design with trendy furniture…
This unique apartment is located on the top floor of the 100-year-old Haussmannian building in Paris, but in its interiors you will not find classic stucco and herringbone parquet. On the other hand, the space is impressive and there are lots of spectacular design solutions – just look at the interior of the living room…
The beige and gray shades in this spacious attic apartment in Goteborg are on the one hand contrasted with each other as warm and cool, but on the other hand, they complement and enhance the overall impression of the design. The living room is the warmest and most dramatic space in the home, thanks to…
Even though this apartment in Stockholm occupies the top two floors of an old apartment building in downtown, it is quite compact housing. The total area of the apartment is only 60 sqm and there are only 2 living spaces – an open living room with a kitchen on the lower floor and a bedroom…
Black retro accents add unique style to this small attic apartment in Stockholm. Thus, in the living room, the mood is set by a large vintage poster, a velvet sofa and a piano in the corner – decorative items clearly hint at the owner’s love for music. In the kitchen, this idea is supported by…
The gable roof of a residential building in Stockholm shapes the space of this modern apartment, which is located in a former old and dull attic. Interior architecture, on the one hand, introduces restrictions on the use of living space, on the other hand, provides abundant daylight and adds unique atmospheric features. As for the…
With 18 windows on 4 sides, almost 4m high ceilings and original wooden beams, this apartment is the result of a remarkable transformation of an old attic in a beautiful late 19th century house in Stockholm. The open-plan living room with fireplace is the brightest and most impressive space in the home. In contrast to…
Gamla Stan is the very heart of Stockholm with some of the oldest houses and palaces not only in the city, but in all of Sweden. Here, on one of the narrow pedestrian streets with paving stones, there is an elegant residential building built in the 17th century with a gorgeous Baroque entrance and this…
This small attic apartment has beautiful high sloping ceilings, decorated with antique wooden beams – given the small total area, this fact adds spaciousness to the interiors. There are also an original partition (essentially a fragment of a plaster wall) separating the living room from the kitchen, and a wonderful small terrace. The interior design…
