This Swedish apartment has the atmosphere of a country house or cottage. Judge for yourself: the plastered walls of a warm earthy shade, a lot of vintage items in the decor, a country-style kitchen – why not the interiors of some cottage in the countryside or just in nature! It can be seen that despite…
Scandinavians are renowned masters of white and gray interiors, but when they add color to their interiors, it turns out very well too. In this apartment in Stockholm, the designers used a variety of pastel shades (light and unobtrusive), and the space seemed to sparkle with a pleasant spring mood. A pink sofa, yellowish walls…
Carl Wilhelm Hirsch has a very worthy mission – he makes the world of art affordable to a wider circle of admirers. The fact is that he is the director of the Affordable Art Fair, which takes place annually in Stockholm and presents the work of contemporary artists and illustrators with a democratic price tag….
Though this is a trendy modern apartment, almost every detail in it is imbued with classic elegance. Even the partition separating the living room and the kitchen is classic paneling. In overal, the walls are adorned with minimalistic but elegant moldings, doors and windows are also of timeless design. At the same time, the decoration…
The design of this small one-bedroom apartment is built on a pleasant combination of fresh green and warm beige shades. If in the living room green acts as accents against the background of beige walls, then in the bedroom everything is exactly the opposite – green walls and warm decor. At the same time, a…
Swedish designers have filled every room of this Stockholm apartment with bright colors and original furniture. First of all, we can observe a variety of colorful posters and framed paintings, but aside from them, t’s also fun here. In the living room, for example, a sofa and an armchair are not only original modern models,…
Despite the size of this compact one-bedroom apartment in Sweden, the designers did not hesitate to use massive sliding barn doors to the bedroom – an unexpected, but original and effective solution. Since at 48 sqm, it was necessary to design a separate bedroom, they had to sacrifice a bit of kitchen area: it is…
Scandinavians usually do not like eclecticism in design, but this home in Stockholm turned out to be just that – motley and unexpected. It is worth starting with the fact that the designers used very unusual and even quirky pieces of furniture in the living room, which seem to be from different styles and eras….
This Stockholm apartment is notably different from the typical Scandinavian apartments that we post about so much on this blog. Firstly, it has a rather unusual layout – in the center of the apartment there is an open living room with a kitchen, which is also a walk-through space through which you can get to…
This small apartment in Stockholm seemed to have frozen somewhere in the middle of the last century – the designers seemed to want to evoke nostalgic feelings. Retro furniture, vintage wall posters, antiques – the atmosphere of the past times has been recreated very well, despite the fact that the home is quite budgetary. The…
