Look around and you’ll discover a home that feels quietly curated – full of warmth, texture and soul. Light filters across original plank floors, worn smooth with time, while thoughtful updates blend seamlessly with early 20th-century charm.
Located in Södermalm – Stockholm’s boho neighbourhood – the apartment is a peaceful hideaway with a lovely personal touch. I particularly love the dining area and also the bedroom, which glows in a soft antique yellow by Jotun. In fact, every detail – from the linseed-painted green doors to the cosy window nook – feels practical and full of feeling. Välkommen in!
Beautiful. I could totally see myself walking through the doors to the quiet, cosy feel of this apartment every evening – how about you?
Was it the colours, the details, or something else that caught your eye? There’s plenty to discover if you take a closer look at each image.
You can see more pictures (including the bathroom!) over at Historiska Hem right now.
Would you like to see a few more city apartments today? How about:
Brigette's poetic home in Brooklyn
A cosy apartment in Malmö where old meets new
The fascinating home of a Swedish artist
Have a wonderful start to the week friends!
Niki
Photography: @jockeono, Styling: @clindholm_design for Historiska Hem.
I totally love these small, well thought-out apartments!
ReplyDeleteHermoso de principio a fin, súper cálido ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
ReplyDeleteI always like cottages, but this apartment is wonderful. The soft yellow bedroom, the blue-green refrigerator, the storage space….all make this a calming place to be. I could move in today. It also helps me see how I need to do a lot of curating of my own belongings. Thanks for the beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteThank you Niki! The summercottages were lovely aswell, but this beautiful city vibe apartment is so lovely too! ♥️ Thank you for sharing. I love reading your blog! Aster
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