Step into a charming 1920s apartment nestled in the heart of Stockholm, Sweden.
This historic gem has undergone a recent renovation, transforming it into a warm and inviting home that radiates character and style.
The interior design embraces an earthy color palette and incorporates warm materials, such as the rich dark oak kitchen, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Vintage furniture pieces and enchanting William Morris wallpaper add to the apartment’s timeless charm.
The living area has been thoughtfully redesigned to create an open and social floorplan, seamlessly connecting the seating area with the kitchen.
Sunlight pours through the windows, which feature mouth-blown glass that beautifully refracts the rays, filling the space with a soft, natural glow.
The living room walls are finished in a warm gray lime matte, while the joinery is painted in a deep, sophisticated gray.
Pops of color are introduced through carefully selected accents, such as the vintage yellow chairs and a luxurious deep red rug.
The power of red as an accent color is explored in the intriguing concept of ‘The Unexpected Red Theory,’ which you can learn more about in our blog post.
A small niche has been cleverly utilized, fitted with dark wooden bookshelves that provide both storage and visual interest.
While this apartment boasts a spacious hall that doubles as a workspace, a niche like this could easily be transformed into a cozy home office.
The open floor plan is perfect for hosting intimate dinner parties with loved ones, fostering a sense of togetherness and warmth.
The kitchen, designed by Ateljé Blé Noir on Färingsö, features bespoke dark solid oak cabinets that contribute to the space’s inviting ambiance.
These cabinets are complemented by a dark gray claystone worktop and crisp white half-jointed tiles.
The generous hallway has been cleverly reimagined as a home office, complete with a cork desk that adds texture and functionality.
The walls are adorned with a delightful pink William Morris wallpaper called ‘Indian,’ while the joinery is painted in a rich dark blue, creating a striking contrast.
In the bedroom, a soothing natural blue chalk-matted color envelops the walls, which are enhanced by light gray panels.
A vintage-inspired cane headboard lends a touch of nostalgia to the room, transporting you to a bygone era.
The bathroom, renovated just a couple of years ago, showcases a classic English style with a timeless sink and a black and white mosaic floor.
The shower is tiled with traditional black and white tiles, while the ceiling is painted in a soft, calming pink shade.
Hidden behind the light brown panels, ample storage space ensures that the bathroom remains uncluttered and serene.
This captivating 1920s Stockholm apartment, expertly styled by Copparstad and beautifully captured by Boukari for Historiska Hem, is a testament to the enduring appeal of vintage charm and modern functionality.
