I am not sure if I should call this a studio apartment, though technically, it doesn’t have a separate bedroom. The 48-square-meter apartment has an open living space with a glass room divider, creating a small bedroom niche. High ceilings and large windows create a nice open feeling to the apartment, making it feel larger than its actual square meters.

The living room is a charming space with two large windows that let in soft and warm light in the evening. The high ceilings, moldings, and high skirting boards add an elegant historical touch to the room.

The living area has a square layout, but one corner is turned into a bedroom space, so the actual living area is now in a lovely L-shape with plenty of room for a sitting area and a large dining table by the large window.

Two large mirrors on the wall reflect the natural light coming from the windows, creating a brighter atmosphere.

A beautiful dark glass divider with a wooden frame creates a lovely semi-private sleeping nook.

The small sleeping area is big enough for a double bed and cabinets have been added to the wall, creating storage space.

On the other side of the apartment lies the spacious kitchen with classic cream-colored cabinets, a wooden countertop, and space for a large kitchen table.

The kitchen opens to a charming courtyard balcony.

The spacious hall is fitted with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes.

styling by GrayDeco and photography by Maria Sahlander for Stadshem.

The apartment features beautiful turn-of-the-century elements such as a herringbone parquet floor, large windows, and a generous ceiling height of 3.3 meters. These old features are paired with contemporary additions in luxurious material choices, creating a luxurious home.

The apartment is divided into two wings: the open-plan living room lies on one side, and the kitchen and bedrooms on the other.

The living room is the heart of the home, featuring high ceilings and huge windows providing a beautiful view of the old town.

The living room is filled with charm, showcasing the apartment’s original parquet floor and a cozy fireplace.

The area by the door is the perfect spot for a dining table. You could even design a corner bench packed with pillows against the wall to create a cozy dining spot.

The recently renovated kitchen from Ballingslöv suits the historic apartment beautifully. There’s a timeless elegance to the space thanks to the classic beige cabinets that are paired with limestone countertops.

The ceiling height has been taken advantage of. The kitchen is designed with a double row of upper cabinets, providing plenty of storage space.

Large folding doors made of oak and glass give access to the apartment’s master bedroom.

The room is small, but it is designed to create a sense of perfect calm. The walls are painted in a dusty pink shade, and there is enough room for a double bed with nightstands.

The second bedroom is now used as a charming children’s room with a wooden bunk bed. This room also has large floor-to-ceiling wardrobes on one wall (not pictured).

The hall is spacious and has a clever niche for coats and shoes and wall-mounted cabinets. There are no doors between the entrance and the kitchen, creating a sense of space and letting light flow into the hall as well.

The apartment is listed for sale at Stadshem.

The apartment was meticulously renovated using robust, high-quality materials, featuring natural chevron wooden floors and elegant moldings. The owners layered on an inspired, global collection of iconic lighting, furniture, and objects that remain true to the authentic character of a Barcelona Eixample home.

With its dual orientation, soaring ceilings, third-floor charm, and a harmonious color palette, the apartment not only floods with natural light but also radiates a calm, peaceful energy.

The interior is minimalistic, using large furniture and decor pieces, like a deep green velvet B&B Italia sofa, to create a calm yet inspiring interior palette.

The dining area is fitted with built-in cabinets, adding plenty of storage to the home.

The entire apartment is fitted with a beautiful chevron parquet floor, adding warmth and a classic element to the home.

The apartment has two large bedrooms, with big windows and an en-suite bathroom.

Beautiful pendant lights from Apparatus Studio flank the bed.

The apartment was listed for sale at Fantastic Frank Barcelona.

The entire home was renovated in recent years. An oak parquet floor is combined with freshly painted walls and ceilings. Thanks to the high position, you have a wonderful view of the surroundings through the windows and on the balcony.

The living room is a wonderfully light room with windows in two directions and glass balcony doors. During the summer months, the doors to the balcony are almost always open, adding an extra few square meters to the living space.

Thanks to the high location and unobstructed views you can see for miles from the cozy balcony.

The walls in the living room are painted in Eggshell White.

The kitchen is designed in a classic 1940s style. The solid interiors were recently updated with a new countertop, sink, tiles, and paint. The midcentury cabinets are painted in a lovely yellow shade.

New, handmade Italian tiles were fitted as a backsplash.

The walls are painted in a similar shade as the kitchen cabinets, adding a wonderful soft tone to the charming kitchen space.

The bedroom is color-drenched in a lovely matte sky blue color, paired with a light blue rug, and bedding in a similar yellow shade as the kitchen.

A blue nightstand, pendant lights, and a chair add to the blue color scheme of the bedroom. In the corner are also two built-in wardrobes with sliding doors.

The hallway is fitted with built-in wardrobes. The walls are painted in a deep green shade paired with a classic checkerboard floor.

styling by Copparstad and photography by Ono for Historiska Hem.

The interiors of the 130 square meter apartment are a nod to stylish and grand Parisian apartments. High ceilings, characteristic historical details, and luxurious materials create a spacious, high-quality home in the fanciest part of Amsterdam.

The apartment features a semi-open living space with dedicated areas for lounging, dining, and cooking. The room is defined by soaring 3.2-meter-high ceilings, period elements, and large windows overlooking historical Amsterdam houses.

The sitting area is centered around a beautiful marble fireplace, paired with interior design classics like this green velvet B&B Italia sofa and a Santa & Cole ‘Dorica’ floor lamp.

On the other side stands the ‘Soriana’ armchair from Cassina and a vintage bar cart topped with an Oluce “Atollo” table lamp.

The second part of the living space connects to the kitchen. There is plenty of room for a large dining table surrounded by Henning Kjaernulf dining chairs and lighted by a Gubi ‘Multi-Lite’ pendant in brass.

The dining area connects to the balcony, and thanks to the large trees, it is a wonderful, secluded spot.

The bespoke kitchen is small but beautifully designed with marble countertops and backsplash, brass fittings, and integrated appliances.

A shelf instead of upper cabinets maintains an open and spacious feeling in the kitchen space.

The master bedroom is luxurious and comfortable with a velvet bedframe, a fireplace, and decorative wall panels. A large bay window floods the room with natural light.

The room next door has been turned into a luxurious, spacious, and bright dressing room with built-in wardrobes and a warm yellow rug.

The third bedroom is now a charming guest room and home office with a beautiful antique desk.

The bathroom is fully clad in travertine tiles and features a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower, double sinks, and brass fittings.

The separate toilet has been designed in the style of a French lift cabin with beautiful paneled walls and brass fittings.

The apartment was listed for €1.595.000 at The Agency Amsterdam.

The 33-square-meter apartment has a good layout. From the hall, you first enter the kitchen and then the combined living room and bedroom. The apartment still has beautiful turn-of-the-century character thanks to the generous ceiling height, original wooden floors with visible grooves, deep window niches, and stucco.

The combined living room and bedroom is painted in a dark gray shade, making the original white-painted woodwork stand out beautifully.

Glass doors give access to a lovely balcony, which helps to extend the living area in the warmer months.

The industrial glass room divider creates a clear area for lounging and sleeping. On one side, there is a large sofa and a desk made of String shelves. The other side of the glass wall accommodates a double bed. You could even add curtains to create a more private bedroom area.

A smart home office has been created using the String shelving system and the Wiggle Side Chair from Vitra.

A wide open doorway leads you into the kitchen. The gray color scheme continues, though, in this room, the owner used a lighter shade.

Classic gray cabinets are paired with a marble countertop, a brass tap and sink, and classic white backsplash tiles.

In the corner, there is room for a round dining table with a marble top.

From the kitchen, you move into the hall with built-in cabinets in the same style as the kitchen cabinets. The cabinets run over the bathroom doorway to maximize storage space.

The apartment was listed for sale at Tradition.

The apartment is decorated in a harmonious color palette paired with fine original details such as herringbone parquet, marble floors, built-in wardrobes/cabinets, windows, and marble window sills.

The light living room has a pentagonal shape with a large picture window in the angled wall.

The room has white walls and an original herringbone parquet, and the tiny niche next to the sofa is fitted with a nice built-in bookcase with oak shelves. 

The white walls are paired with vibrant color accents in the decor, from the pale yellow curtains to pink and red tones in the cushions.

A sliding door separates the living room from the smaller bedroom (that can also be accessed via the hall)

The balcony offers a wonderful view of Stockholm thanks to the apartment’s elevated position.

The kitchen is located in a semi-open floor plan with the living room. The classic galley kitchen features gray cabinets and small white backsplash tiles.

A charming dining area is situated under the window, and with the yellow walls and yellow curtains it’s a sunny spot to start your day.

The pink hallway is fitted with original floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes on either side.

The master bedroom is painted in a calm sage green shade and fitted with a new herringbone parquet floor, mirroring the original floor in the living room.

The smaller bedroom lies between the master bedroom and the living room. The walls are painted in a light pearl gray shade, and on the floor lies an original herringbone parquet floor.

styling by Rydman and photography by Ono Johansson for Historiska Hem.

Materials and colors have been carefully chosen, using earthy colors that create a harmonious and modern atmosphere. The owner opted for two-tone walls with a dark blue lower part and beige-pink plaster on the upper half and ceiling in the open-plan living space.

The open-plan living space is a grand room with windows in three directions. A new dark herringbone parquet from Tarkett Segno adds a warm atmosphere to the space.

The living area has an open layout clearly divided into zones, with a sitting area on one side, a dining area on the other, and an open kitchen in the niche. The kitchen island with bar seating acts as a nice divider helps to create a social layout.

A cozy dining area has been created in the nook with the smaller windows.

The new kitchen features veneer doors of dark oak and a countertop of Jura limestone.

From the corner sofa, you have magnificent views of the surroundings. The large windows also flood the room with beautiful, warm light.

The apartment has two bedrooms. The largest room is painted in a warm terracotta shade paired with black textiles and a striped headboard.

The second bedroom is now a wardrobe room with mirror doors, a terracotta-painted ceiling, and black and white striped wallpaper.

The absolute star of the home is the grand balcony of 50 square meters. The balcony runs the entire width of the apartment and offers multiple seating areas, a dining table, and amazing views of Lake Mälaren.

The sheer curtains create a private atmosphere and helps to protect you from the sun in the summer months.

The apartment was listed for sale at Notar.

The 57-square-meter apartment has a spacious open-plan living room with a kitchen and a wall with custom built-in bookcases. On the other side of the hall lies the bedroom, painted in a bold palette of pink and orange, which also gives access to the balcony.

A light parquet floor and walls painted in Stockholm White create a light atmosphere in the living room. One wall is fitted with built-in bookshelves around the doorframe, creating a lot of storage space.

The owners paired the light, neutral colors with the occasional color pop in the art, decor, and lighting.

The living room has a natural flowing layout with a cozy sitting area, a large dining table by the windows, and a kitchen space beyond.

The living area has a lovely social floor plan, but you can’t see the kitchen from the sitting area. The kitchen is designed with warm dark brown veneered doors and drawers with discreet grip strips instead of handles.

One wall is fitted with floor-to-ceiling cabinets, allowing the space above the countertops to be free. Classic white subway tiles complement the dark cabinets beautifully.

The bedroom is decorated in a slightly unusual color palette with one wall painted orange and the other walls painted a soft beige-pink shade.

A glass door opens to the balcony, offering a wonderful view of the rooftops and the sky.

The bathroom is designed in a classic contemporary style with white subway tiles, light gray floor tiles, and an industrial-style shower wall.

The hallway is fitted with a small home office, created by fitting a simple wooden shelf between the walls. The joinery is painted in a lime blossom green color. 

styling by Lind and photography by Borgelin for Historiska Hem.

A large, open-plan living space with a sitting corner, a large kitchen, and a craft area is the heart of the home, while the four bedrooms are situated on either side of this open space. It’s a wonderful home where 1950s elements are paired with contemporary design, unique built-in storage, and raw elements.

The open-plan living space has a slightly unusual layout, creating separate areas for lounging, cooking, and crafting. The white walls and wooden floor is a fresh, neutral base for the room.

By entering the room, you immediately step into the sitting area with a large green velvet corner sofa.

A beautiful, low vintage wooden cabinet runs along one wall.

The kitchen is the true heart of the home and takes up most of the living space. The cabinets are from IKEA, paired with light gray fronts with brass knobs.

The cabinets are topped with oak and stainless steel countertops and classic white backsplash tiles.

On the other side of the kitchen stands a large dining table with a seating bench and the craft area.

There are large windows on either side of this dining area, making it a wonderfully bright space.

On one side, a craft area has been created using a custom triangle-shaped table and small shelves for pencils and paint.

The master bedroom has white walls and bold green-painted wooden floorboards. The room also gives access to a spacious south-facing balcony.

There are clever storage solutions throughout the apartment. For example, the bench in the dining room is fitted with storage, and in the bedroom, there is a narrow niche for hanging clothes and built-in shelves with lighting.

The two children’s bedrooms are situated next to the dining room. One is painted light green and the other is in pastel blue.

The fourth bedroom is now used as a study/music room with raw concrete flooring, white walls, and custom built-in cabinets.

The industrial look continues into the hall, where the concrete floor is paired with a wood veneer bathroom wall and door, as well as two storage cabinets in green and pink.

styling by Udin and photography by Ono Johansson for Historiska Hem.