This 62sqm one-bedroom apartment has been renovated with a true sense of style
This 62sqm two-room apartment has been carefully renovated in a 1905 building: a hotel-like atmosphere, and contemporary Nordic decor
Located in a 1905 building in Gothenburg, this 62sqm two-room apartment combines historic architecture with a sleek, understated contemporary design. The apartment is on the ground floor and feels like a townhouse: the windows overlook the courtyard, and a terrace extends the living room. In this neighborhood of wide avenues and Swedish-style Haussmann-era buildings, it’s the kind of address that makes every city dweller dream a little.
From the moment you enter, the building sets the tone. Brick facade, wrought-iron balconies, arched windows: this early 20th-century building has character to spare. Inside, the tall windows with deep recesses and the ceiling medallions bear witness to its age. Everything else has been redesigned. And every material was chosen to create a specific atmosphere, not just to meet the comfort requirements of a renovation.
The living room overlooks the inner courtyard. But that doesn’t stop it from being very bright. Three large windows let in plenty of light. Its color palette revolves around beige, greige, and warm brown. The sand-colored corner sofa, the walnut coffee table, the dark wood armchair with a bouclé seat: the pieces blend together in a pure contemporary Scandinavian style. The Gino Sarfatti chandelier hanging from the ceiling is a centerpiece of the design.
The bedroom continues the apartment’s style. Its walls shift to a warm pinkish nude, and the thick carpet absorbs sound. The built-in cabinets span an entire wall, offering maximum storage with minimal visual impact. The overall effect is more reminiscent of a hotel room than a standard living space.
The kitchen is classic and timeless. Light gray cabinet fronts, an anthracite composite countertop, and white subway tiles with gray grout. Functional and timeless, in a way. The bathroom follows suit: white tiles from floor to ceiling, matte black fixtures and a walk-in shower, and a round mirror with a black frame. A retro cabochon-patterned floor tile breaks up the contemporary austerity.
62sqm
This 62sqm two-room apartment is for sale at Entrance
A historic shell, a contemporary soul
From the moment you enter, the building sets the tone. Brick facade, wrought-iron balconies, arched windows: this early 20th-century building has character to spare. Inside, the tall windows with deep recesses and the ceiling medallions bear witness to its age. Everything else has been redesigned. And every material was chosen to create a specific atmosphere, not just to meet the comfort requirements of a renovation.
A living room bathed in light
The living room overlooks the inner courtyard. But that doesn’t stop it from being very bright. Three large windows let in plenty of light. Its color palette revolves around beige, greige, and warm brown. The sand-colored corner sofa, the walnut coffee table, the dark wood armchair with a bouclé seat: the pieces blend together in a pure contemporary Scandinavian style. The Gino Sarfatti chandelier hanging from the ceiling is a centerpiece of the design.
Bedroom like in a mansion
The bedroom continues the apartment’s style. Its walls shift to a warm pinkish nude, and the thick carpet absorbs sound. The built-in cabinets span an entire wall, offering maximum storage with minimal visual impact. The overall effect is more reminiscent of a hotel room than a standard living space.
Kitchen and bathroom: the details that make all the difference
The kitchen is classic and timeless. Light gray cabinet fronts, an anthracite composite countertop, and white subway tiles with gray grout. Functional and timeless, in a way. The bathroom follows suit: white tiles from floor to ceiling, matte black fixtures and a walk-in shower, and a round mirror with a black frame. A retro cabochon-patterned floor tile breaks up the contemporary austerity.
62sqm
This 62sqm two-room apartment is for sale at Entrance
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