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.

Despite the modest floor size, the home feels comfortable and spacious thanks to the large windows and a perfect layout with a semi-separate kitchen space. The apartment features the original wooden floorboards paired with gray and beige tones on the walls, creating a calm and warm base for the midcentury and colorful decor.

The apartment is divided into two main spaces with a wide opening, offering a spacious feeling and letting light flow throughout the apartment from large windows in both areas.

The combined sitting room and bedroom is big enough for a large sofa and a double bed in the corner. The bed has storage underneath, and art, mid-century design, and books add a much-loved and lived-in atmosphere.

The owners opted for a calm base with gray walls and the wooden floor but in the decor and furniture they opted for bright color pops like the ochre-yellow sofa and the colorful cushions.

A smart corner shelf ensures both sides of the bed have bedside storage, even though one side is fitted against the wall.

The apartment features original built-in wardrobes, so there is no need to bulk up the main space with large wardrobes. And living in a small space means you have to be practical, so the area above the wide doorway to the kitchen has been fitted with bookshelves.

The kitchen has undergone a renovation this year while still maintaining that mid-century look. The kitchen doors have been repainted in an off-white shade, and new appliances have been added.

A beautiful Scandinavian Formica dining table sits between the living space and the kitchen.

Wooden shelves instead of cabinets creates a moder cozy vibe and an open feeling while still adding plenty of storage to the small kitchen area.

The warm beige tone on the walls suits the mid-century ambiance very well.

A yellow Hairpot pendant by Dyberg Larsen adds a cheerful color pop to the kitchen space.

The bathroom is tiny but functional with fresh white tiles on the walls, a shower niche, and wooden shelves above the toilet for extra storage.

The apartment is listed at Fastighetsbyran.

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 divided into two rooms; a combined living room and bedroom and the spacious kitchen space with gorgeous views of the green communal courtyard.

The combined living room and bedroom is a charming space painted in ‘Rosewood’ from Beckers, which is paired with a natural wooden floor.

Living in a studio apartment means you have to be clever when it comes to storage. In this studio, the owner added a raised bed made from simple IKEA cabinets with closed and open cabinets.

Moving through a narrow hall, you enter the spacious kitchen on the other side of the apartment.

In the kitchen, original pantry cabinets are paired with newer additions in a similar style. The gray cabinets are paired with white tiles, tongue and groove paneling, a shelf, and glass-fronted cupboards.

From the kitchen window, you have a wonderful view of the green courtyard. It is the perfect spot for a dining table, and with the windows open, it feels like you’re sitting outside.

In deep window niches are large, barred windows with mouth-blown glass that allow the sunlight to play on the walls.

The small hallway features an open built-in wardrobe and it is decorated in a subtle blue and beige wallpaper in an old Swedish design.

styling by Martina Mattsson and photography for Krister Engström for Kvarteret Mäkleri.

The high ceilings, large windows, and original elements create a perfect base for the studio apartment. It is decorated by Emma Fischer in a muted color palette of natural tones and layered textiles, creating a comfortable home.

The combined living room and bedroom is a spacious room with large windows and high ceilings, creating an airy atmosphere. The floor, an original oiled herringbone parquet, is one of the apartment’s finest features and adds a classic elegance to the space.

Studio apartment living always comes with its challenges, but this room is pretty spacious and has enough room for a comfortable seating area and a double bed.

The gray-beige tone on the walls make the period white-painted period features stand out beautifully and creates a warm and timeless look for the small home.

The room gives access to a spacious walk-in closet, so there is no need to clutter up the main room with bulky furniture.

The bright kitchen was renovated a couple of years ago, pairing contemporary comforts with a classic look.

Classic light gray cabinets are paired with a white countertop and backsplash tiles. It is elegant, stylish, and timeless.

The room features the original wooden floorboards, and the built-in cabinet in the corner hides the fridge. The deep window sill can be turned into a charming bar table.

There is enough room for a comfortable dining table, especially if you would add a built-in bench in the niche.

styling by Emma Fischer and photography by Walti Hösli for Entrance Mäkleri.

The apartment has its own entrance, so it doesn’t feel like you are living in an apartment. The entire home is painted in a light gray hue paired with a parquet floor and a small kitchen with pink cabinets, adding a nice contrasting color pop.

Even though the apartment is small, it has a functional layout with space for a sofa, a dining table, and a half-hidden bedroom.

The walls in the apartment are painted in Jotun’s “Antique Gray”, a charming golden gray hue that adds a classic and stylish look to the space.

Between the kitchen and the sitting room stands a large dining table with a striped tablecloth and the Muuto Ambit pendant light.

The kitchen is small but functional, where the ceiling height has been taken advantage of, adding a double row of sleek upper cabinets for extra storage space.

The kitchen cabinets are factory-painted in Jotun’s lovely color “Deco Pink” paired with a Carrara marble countertop and backsplash.

One corner in the living space has been used for storage. Floor-to-ceiling curtains hide the clutter from view and add texture to the room. Storage hidden with a curtain feels a lot less cluttered than adding high wardrobes in such a small space.

The TESAMMANS side table by IKEA, in collaboration with RAW Color, adds a nice color pop to the space.

The bedroom niche is semi-hidden from view thanks to the half wall with bookshelves. The charming space is big enough for a double (160cm) bed and a nightstand.

The same gray walls are paired with striped light blue bedding and a floating gray nightstand.

A vintage dresser is used as hall storage, topped with the orange donut lamp from the IKEA VARMBLIXT collection.

styling by Gärde and photography by Boukari for Historiska Hem.

The interiors and color scheme of the Swedish studio apartment are modern. Soft yellow walls in the combined living room and bedroom are paired with a vibrant blue ceiling, and the small kitchen is painted in a fun pink shade.

From the hall, you move into the main space, which is a lovely light room thanks to the large preserved window. The wooden floorboards are paired with walls painted in a beige-yellow shade, but what stands out the most is the magnificent blue-painted ceiling.

The apartment is sparsely decorated, but it can easily house a sitting area, a small dining table, and a double bed. A small niche has been fitted with shelves, providing quite a lot of storage in the small room.

A dark pink painted doorframe leads you to the kitchen.

The kitchen is simple but functional, with light gray cabinets paired with a stainless steel countertop and shelves. The walls are painted in a charming pink shade, including the wooden shelves above the countertop.

The deep window sill could easily be transformed into a bar seating.

The hall is fitted with deep, built-in wardrobes.

The apartment was listed for sale at Bjurfors.

The large windows create a light atmosphere in the studio apartment, and there is plenty of space for a comfortable seating area and a large dining table. The studio has a semi-hidden kitchen with plenty of workspace.

The main room features a parquet wooden floor and exposed brick that gives the space character and charm. A large table can be placed in the wide opening between the combined living and bedroom and the kitchen, making it a very social apartment.

The apartment is painted in a light, sober color palette of two beige tones. A large blue rug adds a little bit of color and defines the seating area in the small home.

There is enough room for a double bed and the large round mirror reflect the natural light coming from the windows.

The wall between the main room and kitchen is half painted and fitted with bookcases and art. It adds a nice personal touch to the space.

The kitchen is in a classic design with off-white cabinets, wooden countertops, and white tiles. On the left side, there are preserved original cabinets from the 1940s. The newer cabinets match the style of the old ones.

The view from the apartment is magnificent.

The hallway features a built-in wardrobe and because of its generous size, the owner has also fitted a small home office in the room.

The apartment was listed at Tradition.

The apartment is separated into two rooms. On one side of the hall lies the combined living room and bedroom, and on the other side of the hall lies the bright, renovated kitchen with gray cabinets and white tilework.

The combined living room and bedroom is painted in a pleasant beige shade, adding a calm atmosphere to the room. There is plenty of space for a comfortable seating area, defined by the large rug, and a double bed.

The bedding continues the calm color palette with muted earth tones and a light brown nightstand from H&M Home.

On the other side of the hall lies the wonderfully bright kitchen. The kitchen was recently renovated, featuring gray cabinets with a wooden worktop and classic white tiles that go up to the ceiling.

Shelves instead of cabinets help to create a more open and spacious feeling while also allowing you to display your favorite glasswork and earthware.

The kitchen is big enough for a large dining table.

The hallway, separating the apartment’s two rooms, is spacious and painted in the same beige shade as the main room. On the left side of the front door is a spacious built-in wardrobe.

The apartment is listed for sale at Bjurfors.

The 33-square-meter apartment is located in one of the 1920s buildings and features original details like high ceilings, parquet flooring, windows, mirrored doors, kitchen cabinets, and moldings.

The studio apartment has a warm atmosphere thanks to the parquet floor laid in a herringbone pattern and the warm tone on the walls. A large, original barred window with deep window sill provides plenty of natural light.

The walls of the room are freshly painted in Jotun’s grayish yellow color “Soft Radiance”, and the floor is covered with original herringbone parquet that runs without a threshold through the wide opening to the hall.

The room is now sparsely furnished, but it can easily accommodate a cozy sitting area, a double bed, a desk, and bookcases. There is a small, original built-in wardrobe in the main room.

The wide, open doorway between the main room and the hall adds a sense of space.

The kitchen offers plenty of storage space and there is a charming nook by the large window for a small breakfast table.

The original cabinets are made of solid heartwood and were built on site. The display cabinet with its beautiful glass is a fine element. A couple of years ago, the cabinets were painted in Jotun’s golden white paint “Silke” and the walls in a chalky white color.

From the hall, a fantastic mirrored door with barred window glass leads into the apartment’s kitchen. 

The spacious hall features a free-standing wardrobe solution with hanger rods and drawers behind white linen drapes.

A smart, original hat shelf hangs right by the front door. The walls are papered in a cool gray-blue pattern.

styliny by Copparstad and photography by Boukari for Historiska Hem.