Scandinavian style is very versatile – we see it in numerous interiors in Sweden, Denmark, Norway. Even the simple beige-gray apartments of the Scandinavians turn into individual projects with interesting nuances and unexpected design techniques. This Stockholm 69 sqm apartment has a multifunctional and thought-out space of the kitchen-living room. There is a large area…
The color scheme of this Swedish apartment seems to us as monotonous with all shades of gray. But if you look closely, you can see that the owners and the designer have chosen a multifaceted palette of shades of gray, beige, brown, burgundy, green: they all combine perfectly, and therefore create the effect of a…
In this apartment in Malmo, there are a lot of unfading details of Scandinavian classics: luxurious stoves in each room, stucco molding, floral wallpaper in the bedroom. These are the things for which we love Swedish architecture. But the interiors do not feel old-fashioned at all thanks to some modern solutions. For example, the living…
Today we have not a typical Scandinavian apartment. Firstly, with a total area of 65 sqm the layout is completely open, even the bedroom – and that is separated from the main space by an only completely transparent partition and curtain. The brightest accent in the apartment – the brass wall on the kitchen –…
We post so many Swedish homes that we already have a collection of probably all basic color schemes. But today we have a color that is not as popular with the Scandinavians as, say, white or gray. It’s about brown – the walls of this particular shade in this small one-bedroom apartment are combined with…
Scandinavians are very fond of communication, so this is not the first time we have seen a type of zoning when most of the space is given to the living room. At the same time, the kitchen and bedroom occupy a minimal area. In this Swedish apartment, the bedroom has nothing but a bed, while…
This spacious apartment of 130 sqm in Belgrade boasts very competent zoning. The home is divided into active and quiet areas. The first is the kitchen, dining room and living room, which overlook the noisy street, and the guest room and bedroom with a veranda look out onto the patio. The design of the kitchen-dining…
The design of this modern loft in Stockholm has a truly New York feel. Designer furniture, generous open space and several large art objects – Scandinavians usually do not come up with such a grand scale for the design of their homes. The apartment layout is also quite American – a large open common area…
Take a look at this beautiful Swedish apartment dominated by pastel colors with caramel and brown accents. In a bright and detailed living room, there are two windows and several areas at once: dining, seating, reading corner. Due to the fact that the apartment is located in a low-rise building, it was possible to place…
Despite the impressive total size of this two-level apartment in Goteborg, the interiors are clearly feminine. Each room is decorated in delicate gray-cream-beige tones, while the textiles and owner’s stuff carefully scattered around the house clearly tells this is a woman’s abode. We especially liked the attic level, where there is a separate sofa area…
