Scandinavian decor and creaky hardwood floors in a period apartment
Scandinavian decor and creaking hardwood floors characterize this spacious period apartment in Gothenburg, housed in a brick building.
In a brick building typical of the city of Gothenburg, we discover this 91sqm apartment, with its generous spaces, Scandinavian decor, and creaky hardwood floors. Inside, it has fortunately retained details that renovations haven’t erased, such as the ceiling moldings and this charming floor that has weathered the years. The high ceilings also evoke a bygone era.
Its living room embraces simplicity. The walls are latte-colored or painted in a very soft beige. The furniture is classic, with the occasional touch of whimsy, such as a Roly Poly designer armchair. Nothing superfluous, just obvious comfort.
The windows, wide and tall, are kept as bare as possible. They are draped with a white sheer curtain if one feels the need to shut out the outside world a bit. Natural light is treated here as a decorative element in its own right. Swedes have this very special relationship with daylight, probably because they know it is precious and scarce during certain seasons.
The kitchen is simple and spacious enough to accommodate the dining table. Its light colors make it a timeless room, where the Swedish spirit truly shines through. White, a touch of wood—nothing else is needed in this easy-to-maintain everyday space. The table, placed by the window, reminds us that the kitchen is first and foremost a living space rather than a utilitarian one.
The bedroom is cozy and simple, with decor centered around textiles. There is no headboard; instead, an abundance of pillows serves as a substitute. A fabric pendant light provides illumination as evening falls.
This apartment is clearly designed to be welcoming and serene. With no compromises on materials, it features a palette of natural tones in its decor. It’s a true lesson in timeless Scandinavian design in a space that’s anything but boring.
91m2
This 91sqm period apartment with Scandinavian decor and creaky hardwood floors is for sale at Entrance
The double living room for spacious living
Its living room embraces simplicity. The walls are latte-colored or painted in a very soft beige. The furniture is classic, with the occasional touch of whimsy, such as a Roly Poly designer armchair. Nothing superfluous, just obvious comfort.
The windows, wide and tall, are kept as bare as possible. They are draped with a white sheer curtain if one feels the need to shut out the outside world a bit. Natural light is treated here as a decorative element in its own right. Swedes have this very special relationship with daylight, probably because they know it is precious and scarce during certain seasons.
The kitchen and bedroom: functional and cozy spaces
The kitchen is simple and spacious enough to accommodate the dining table. Its light colors make it a timeless room, where the Swedish spirit truly shines through. White, a touch of wood—nothing else is needed in this easy-to-maintain everyday space. The table, placed by the window, reminds us that the kitchen is first and foremost a living space rather than a utilitarian one.
The bedroom is cozy and simple, with decor centered around textiles. There is no headboard; instead, an abundance of pillows serves as a substitute. A fabric pendant light provides illumination as evening falls.
This apartment is clearly designed to be welcoming and serene. With no compromises on materials, it features a palette of natural tones in its decor. It’s a true lesson in timeless Scandinavian design in a space that’s anything but boring.
91m2
This 91sqm period apartment with Scandinavian decor and creaky hardwood floors is for sale at Entrance
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