White finishes, elegant stucco moldings and an abundance of textiles: this is what this apartment in Goteborg looks like. The designer and owners have tried to emphasize the beautiful heritage of the house while adding a modern sound. The main star of the interiors is the green faience stove, the pattern on it is repeated…
It is always interesting to watch Scandinavian interiors, because these are not only practical layouts and beautiful color combinations, but also almost always unusual design findings and examples of how to create coziness. This Goteborg apartment has a nicely decorated spacious kitchen with a large table: there are many cabinets, a cupboard for plates, a…
This spacious apartment in Goteborg has recently undergone a major renovation. The home is located in an old building, so the designers decided to preserve original details. The parquet floor has been completely restored and complemented by amazing Mettlach tiles. Light finishes, stucco moldings, high ceilings and restored doors are in harmony with them. One…
The first thing that catches the eye in this apartment in the Swedish city of Malmö is the spacious green kitchen. It is divided into three zones: a work area with stove and sink, open storage shelves and utility cabinets and a refrigerator. A complex coniferous-eucalyptus shade was chosen for the facades, which became the…
Everything is beautiful in this apartment in Stockholm: from a touch of classics in the form of stucco and antique parquet to an amazing selection of colors. The designer chose a beautiful combination of marine shades (blue, light blue, turquoise) and warm tones of caramel and autumn leaves. Gold accents, crystal and glass vases complement…
One of the accent colors in this Goteborg apartment is soft blue. It is in this shade that the vintage tiled stove in the living room is painted, and this sets the mood for the whole home. Blue also goes well with gray, green and coffee, which formed the basis of the entire design. The…
The owners of this Swedish apartment decided to approach the design of their home with irony and positiveness. The stylish caramel-beige interiors are decorated with paintings of funny chimpanzees in pink and blue tones. Such decor looks especially unusual in combination with a century-old earthenware stove, but you will definitely not find another such home!
This 87 sqm apartment is located in a 1903 brick house in Gothenburg. The most interesting space here is the kitchen-dining room. The brickwork from the facade of the building is repeated on the wall behind the kitchen cabinets, which looks cool with a green marble countertop and a gold hood. Designers chose an atypical…
This duplex apartment was created after the restoration of the attic space in an old building from 1913 in Stockholm. On the first level, there are common areas, a living room and a kitchen, while a convenient staircase leads to the bedrooms on the attic floor. The interiors are designed on a combination of warm…
Svinkløv Badehotel is located on the seafront north of Aalborg, Denmark. The building was built in 1925, and it was one of the few hotels in the country made entirely of wood, and at that time it was the longest wooden house in Denmark. Unfortunately, a fire destroyed it to the ground in 2016, but…
