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Located in a building constructed in 1944 in Årsta, a neighborhood of Stockholm, this 31sqm studio features a sunny balcony. It has retained its vintage style and beautiful original features, particularly its kitchen. This makes it a small apartment with a big personality, further enhanced by its decor and layout that pay homage t ²²o that era. Separating spaces with a piece of furniture You…
In Ibiza, the southwest offers the island’s most precious treasures: unspoiled coves, sun-kissed low-lying vegetation, and incredible light. It is precisely in this idyllic setting that this Ibiza home, the Sa Caleta Hideaway, is nestled, an authentic finca that has been completely renovated. It is just a few minutes’ walk from the beaches of Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal. Let’s explore it…
Tucked away in a 1940s building in a Stockholm neighborhood is this tastefully decorated 35sqm studio. The building was designed by architect Thure Bergentz and is part of the Swedish functionalist tradition. This style shaped much of the Nordic urban landscape in the 1930s and 1940s. A pale yellow stucco facade and original white windows characterize the building’s architecture. The whole…
Located in the picturesque and popular Cotswolds region of England, in the village of Stow-on-the-Wold, is this charming 56sqm apartment. Perfect for two people, it also features a terrace. It has a bedroom, a small, well-designed kitchen, a bathroom worthy of a boutique-hotel, and a living room decorated in an English cottage style that suits it perfectly. It has just the right amount of space,…
The Årsta neighborhood, south of Stockholm, was largely built in the post-war period, between 1947 and 1950. And while it may not have the charm of the city’s historic neighborhoods, it features well-designed buildings surrounded by greenery, sought after by residents looking to raise a family. In this classic setting, this apartment offers three livable rooms within 47sqm thanks to a smart…
South of Stockholm, in a quiet, family-friendly, and green neighborhood, lies the 72sqm townhouse we’re exploring today. Surrounded by quiet streets and close to amenities, the neighborhood is home to a building complex that has been repurposed. It is the former Bandhagen School, built in 1955 by architect Sture Frölén. The main building forms a horseshoe shape. Seven single-story units are…
Located in Fishguard, a coastal town in Pembrokeshire, this Welsh home, named Ty Clai, was created by converting a former shop. Behind the ordinary facade on a shopping street lies an interior designed from top to bottom by its owners. The couple (she is an architect and ceramicist, and he is an architect) left London to settle in Wales with their young children. A radical conversion by Emma…
Hidden away in a 1965 building near two parks is one of those Scandinavian interiors that makes you want to completely rethink your own home. This 69sqm two-bedroom apartment, even though it isn’t located in one of those classic buildings that make Stockholm’s streets so beautiful, is well-designed enough to inspire us. Windows that let in a flood of light Large windows are featured in the…
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…
Belgrave Place in Brighton is a Regency-style house with vintage decor. Built in the 1840s in the heart of Kemp Town, this listed stucco building is part of a row of terraced houses. From every room with its high ceilings, you can gaze out at the sea, the English Channel is so close. Architecture that speaks for itself The Kemp Town neighborhood developed at a time when Brighton was England’s…
