Today we have an example of a very compact apartment with two separate bedrooms, which also looks attractive. With a total area of only 53 sqm, the designers predictably combined the living room with the kitchen – thus freeing up space for the children’s room, which was separated by a glass partition. By the way,…
If we remove all the posters from the interiors of this apartment in Sweden, we get a simple white space, kind of blank sheet. But it is this colorful wall decor that creates life and a wonderful summer mood in this home. As is usually the case in Scandinavian interiors, there are no curtains in…
The now-so-popular beige looks great even in the interiors in old houses – proved by the example of this apartment in a 19th-century building in the center of Goteborg. Here, the walls in absolutely all rooms are beige, and beautiful classical details (stucco, doors, windows) are highlighted in white – an excellent tandem turned out….
If you are tired of trendy warm natural interiors in beige tones, which are now in the center of attention of the world’s leading manufacturers and designers, then this Goteborg apartment will be a breath of fresh air for you. Here the authors decided to rely on the cool color scheme, which formed the basis…
Homes like this one serve one purpose – so that when you come home you are completely immersed in a calm and comfortable atmosphere. This is facilitated by pastel colors, natural and pleasant to the touch textiles, and a wooden floor that is so pleasant to walk on. Paintings, posters, vases, books help to make…
When Camilla found out that a neighbor was selling his living space, she was in seventh heaven with happiness, because she had long dreamed of combining two neighboring apartments and making a large common space. To bring the idea to life, Camilla had to draw more than 50 different floor plans and go through a…
This duplex apartment in Sweden, due to its large area, may well be called a home. On the ground floor, where the kitchen, living room and dining room are located, the floors are painted green, which is unusual for Scandinavian interiors. This immediately gave the space a special mood, moreover, this shade is in perfect…
This apartment in Sweden is a fairly typical example of Scandinavian housing, and that’s why it is interesting to us. There are almost no walls and partitions, but nevertheless, the space is clearly divided into three functional areas: kitchen-dining room, living room and bedroom. A large dining table is an important attribute for Swedes who…
The designer decided to highlight the personality of the owners of this apartment in Madrid with the help of decor, paintings and photographs. The home has a lot of natural light coming in through large windows, and the white ceiling and walls help it diffuse beautifully. The kitchen is hidden in a niche without a…
The wall decoration in this Swedish apartment is different in every room, which is what makes this small home so interesting. So, in the living room, the walls are gray and this is just a great background for white furniture and numerous posters. Brickwork is not a kitchen – such a Scandinavian version of a…
