Behind the building’s pale pink facade, designed by architects Bocander & Cronvall in 1930, lies this small 30sqm apartment, a well-optimized one-bedroom unit. It retains the classic style of the early 20th century, with its muntin-paned windows arranged in neat rows and its meticulous details. The layout: a very well-designed two-room apartment The apartment has two separate rooms,…
Located in a century-old building in Stockholm, this 29sqm studio is well laid out. It features a mezzanine and colorful decor. These two elements are just what it takes to make it stand out from the ordinary. Inside, time has spared the essentials. This is because the renovation was respectful of its past. The building that houses it is typical of the city’s historic streets. It remains a…
There are apartments that aren’t measured in square meters. This small 40sqm duplex is measured in height. Located in Stockholm’s Vasastan neighborhood, in a building constructed in 1889, it has unusual proportions. The ceiling soars to nearly four meters. The arched windows feature deep recesses. A spiral staircase as the centerpiece Upon entering the living room, you immediately see the…
As we all know, IKEA never really takes a break. But this summer 2026, the Swedish brand is back with a special energy. Bright colors, reinvented storage solutions, and stylish outdoor pieces: the IKEA Summer 2026 collection promises to be more appealing than ever. Here’s a rundown of the 17 pieces to keep a close eye on. Some are limited editions, so grab them fast if they catch your eye! The…
In Gothenburg’s Vasastaden neighborhood, this 56sqm Haussmann-style two-room apartment is located in an ochre-brick building dating back to 1892. This classic building features original details that give it its charm, including moldings, rosettes, cast-iron radiators, and a Gothic glass partition that serves as the standout feature of the interior. A living room with classic Scandinavian…
In this apartment, the herringbone parquet floor creaks softly underfoot and sets the tone. The light wood glass doors separate the rooms while allowing the eye to wander. In southern Stockholm, this 1950s apartment fully asserts its identity. The current owners chose to renovate without erasing the past, taking a thoughtful approach. They preserved the soul of the space while revealing its…
This 59sqm, century-old two-room apartment has been in the same family for the past 42 years. The building dates back to 1912. It belongs to the Swedish Romantic style, an architectural movement that combines the robustness of Nordic materials with intricate ornamentation. Stucco runs along the ceilings, original medallions are still there and no renovation has erased them. Light and…
You love your IKEA sofa, it’s been with you for many years, and it’s still holding up well. Its frame is sturdy, the cushions are still plush, and honestly, buying a whole new sofa isn’t in your plans. But its covers have clearly seen better days. Faded by the sun, with stains that have set in despite your cleaning efforts, and a bit worn on the armrests. In short: your beloved IKEA sofa needs a…
This 55sqm vintage apartment combines hardwood floors, checkerboard tiles, and two cleverly designed bedrooms thanks to its high ceilings. On paper, it doesn’t seem very big, but in reality, the clever use of space makes all the difference. Here, nothing feels cramped, even though the sleeping area is limited. The trade-off lies in the living spaces, which are quite spacious for such a small…
Perched on the top floor of a small building in Mörtnäs, on the island of Värmdö in Sweden, this 34sqm attic apartment is organized on a simple principle: the angles of the roof are not obstacles. On the contrary, the unusual spirit of the place gives it the feel of a truly warm refuge, and attic decor is not so difficult to achieve. Attic spaces and their undeniable charm As soon as you…
