Sometimes we’re in the mood for a sprawling French chateau inspiring us with antique limestone floors and rustically elegant antiques, and sometimes we’re rendered woozy in our tracks by a wee studio apartment in Norrmalm, Stockholm with a serene and neutral decor scheme feeling fresh, spare, and modern. I can’t stop staring at this masterfully styled apartment.
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Look at the positioning of the art on the gallery wall! Check out the divine moldings and gorgeous shades of grey! Who can resist the knot cushion in a sophisticated shade echoing the apartment’s facade. I’m so inspired by the tastefulness and quiet palette.
Let’s study this Swedish studio with its ultra modern lighting, beautiful art gallery wall, light wood furniture, and charming moldings and trims painted in hushed shades of warm grey. The rustic stools also speak to me as I have a collection of three-legged teak stools I move around my house and never tire of. Sprinkled into the mix here are friendly priced home decor and furniture suggestions suggestive of the look.
Design: Josefin Haag. Source: Fantastic Frank.
EVER LIVE IN A STUDIO APARTMENT?
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Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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Sweet simplicity! Makes me want to de clutter everything for the new year…,,,,,
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I’m obsessed with this apartment! 🙂
Do you happen to know the paint colors in the apartment? Love the grey trim!!
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I don’t, and I am with you — it’s magic. The images were taken when the apartment went on the market, and I haven’t seen it in a magazine with resources. Sorry! 🙂