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On Sweden’s west coast, not far from Gothenburg, an orangery stands amid wild meadows. Its glass roof, which rises four meters high, is shaded by the surrounding trees. Glass and cedar create a light yet sturdy structure. Here, Japanese aesthetics meet Scandinavian simplicity. Named Ett Orangeri, this glass house belongs to Camilla and Lasse, a couple driven by creativity in all its forms.…
Beneath Stockholm’s red rooftops lies this 105sqm attic apartment, a duplex with Scandinavian decor. It’s located on the border between Vasastan and Östermalm, two of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the Swedish capital. The building dates back to 1903 and features a red-brick facade typical of the early 20th century. It is located on the sixth floor in the attic and is very bright. It…
Stockholm is full of late 19th-century buildings, and it is in the renowned Södermalm neighborhood that we discover this 59sqm two-room apartment. The building in which it is located was built in 1903 and has retained many of its period details. But while respecting its roots, the apartment has been renovated with contemporary elements that blend beautifully with the old. Buildings…
Located on the Vägnön Peninsula in Sweden, this red wooden house from the 1920s is typical of the country’s architecture. Its scarlet siding, white window frames, and small-paned windows seem as though they’ve always been a part of the Scandinavian landscape. It’s the interior that really sets it apart. The living room in neutral tones The ground floor is organized around the living room with…
Malmö sometimes hides its most interesting interiors behind unassuming facades, like that of this red-brick building from 1909. You have to climb three flights of stairs to discover this 98sqm apartment, which blends different eras. A living room adorned with mustard yellow and raw wood The living room first catches the eye with its color. A deep mustard yellow covers an entire wall, all the…
This small 49sqm apartment is located on the fourth floor of a building constructed in 1905 in the Södermalm neighborhood of Stockholm. Its interior design and clever layout are of interest to anyone looking to make the most of a small space while giving it personality. The entryway Quite spacious, it opens directly onto the kitchen, which you must pass through to reach the living room. It…
Located in Stockholm’s Södermalm neighborhood, this 34sqm two-room apartment stands out for its modernity and vibrant colors. The building in which it is situated is part of the Stockholm Design District. Here, Note Design Studio and Koncept Stockholm have created a design inspired by New York City townhouses and contemporary Nordic design. Powder pink and mustard-yellow ceiling for a bold…
This spacious 44sqm studio apartment was built in the 1960s. Architect Nils Lönnroth designed the building in which it is located in keeping with the Swedish ideal of the time: functional, bright, and pleasant to live in. Nearly sixty years later, it still lives up to all the promises of that era. And it offers a floor area that is no longer found in small apartments without a separate…
Located on the fifth floor of a well-maintained building, this 68sqm contemporary apartment is situated in one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in the greater Stockholm area. Nacka Strand holds a special place in Sweden’s geography. This area, located east of Stockholm and once industrial, has been transformed into a residential neighborhood on the shores of Lake Baggensfjärden. Trees are…
This 81sqm historic apartment is located on the top floor of a building dating from 1898, in the Linné neighborhood of Gothenburg. It is a spacious three-room apartment featuring striking old-style high ceilings. Stucco moldings are still visible thanks to a careful renovation and the colors that highlight them. Two tiled stoves in a single apartment The apartment features two of these Swedish…
