Perfect Apartment in the Center of Stockholm: Ideas You Will Find Useful

This three-room apartment with an area of 81 square meters and ceiling heights of 3.5 meters looks like it's from a movie. Large windows in every room, cornices, velvet furniture upholstery, and two fireplaces, one of which is still functional.

The interior of the apartment blends two styles: simple Scandinavian style (white walls, monochrome color schemes, practicality) and Art Deco (glossy furniture, ornate mirror frames, bright textiles).

The kitchen is spacious and convenient. Thanks to the dominant white color and light from two large windows, it appears more spacious than it actually is. The worktop made of black granite and a black apron break up the white interior.

In the living room, two velvet upholstered sofas are placed, complemented by a variety of decorative items: live and dried flowers in unusual vases, paintings in wooden frames, mirrors, ostrich feathers, metal and brass figurines. It seems impossible to combine such a variety of textures and colors. However, the monochrome gray tone from the walls, furniture, and floor creates a good backdrop for all details.

The most striking accent in the living room is a working fireplace from the XIX century. Its appearance is truly pompous.

The bedroom is also vibrant. The room has a partition separating the sleeping area from a large wardrobe. A fireplace is also in the bedroom, but it's no longer functional. Designers restored it and inserted a mirror there, where logs were once placed, hiding drawers. It became a vanity table. The room has three windows in total, so despite the dark textiles, there's plenty of light.

The bathroom is typically Swedish: minimal decoration, maximum functionality. The entire bathroom is tiled—black on the floor and white on the walls. This visually increases the space, according to designers.

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