Designer Matthias Vural has turned his small apartment of 34 sqm into a functional and beautiful home. He carefully thought out the layout and was not afraid of the active color, painting the walls in deep blue. Wood and warm accents in the form of furniture and decor helped to balance the dark tones. Plants,…
In almost every home, the kitchen is the most important place, and the Swedes are no exception. The owners of this apartment obviously love to cook, because in their beautiful gray kitchen they have provided not only a large hob but also spacious cabinets for storing food and equipment. The best room in the house,…
The highlights of this apartment in Sweden: wood, shades of gray and charming wallpaper. The Swedes are very fond of natural materials, and here the owners tried to make the most of flax, wool, and rattan furniture. And floral wallpaper helped to refresh the interior: attracting attention, but not flashy. One of the most beautiful…
Not all Scandinavians choose minimalism for their homes. For example, in this Swedish apartment, an abundance of objects looks like a highlight of the dwelling. Brown and caramel tones perfectly balance the black and white scheme and make the atmosphere in the apartment warmer. From the whole decor, the owners especially love vases and flowers…
The owners decided to fill their gray apartment with bright paintings and sculptures, and the main elements of the home are faience stoves with more than a century of history. On 114 sqm, there is a kitchen, a living room, a bedroom with a dressing room, a kidsroom and an office. The decoration and furniture…
This Swedish apartment is a great example of integrating classics into modern interiors. The central elements were painted centuries-old faience stoves, and they do not age the space, but make it incredibly interesting. Modern furniture and a curious color scheme also help in this – it’s not just white and gray, olive, blue, and wine…
We are used to the fact that the office means workplaces, a kitchen and rare relaxation areas. However, PR agency Grand Relations in Stockholm chose a completely different way. Their new office is located near Vasaparken Park, in an old house with five-meter ceilings and large windows. The agency decided to divide its headquarters with…
Perhaps we will not be mistaken if we say that Scandinavians create the most stylish black and white interiors in the world. And in this apartment in Goteborg historical elements are also harmoniously inscribed – a fireplace and stove. In Swedish homes, they don’t even think about getting rid of old objects, but, on the…
This rather compact apartment in Sweden looks quite spacious thanks to the snow-white color scheme. The owner wanted to create a light airy space in which she can escape from the city bustle. In the kitchen-living room, as in many Scandinavian homes, there is no TV, but it is very convenient to receive guests: you…
The large total area of this Stockholm apartment made it possible to create light spaces filled with air and light. In large rooms, it is important not to flicker and saturate the rooms with commensurate furniture. Here In the living room there is an impressive sofa and a large dining table, long curtains from the…
