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.

Turn-of-the-century features like high ceilings with stucco, beautiful wooden floors, windows almost up to ceiling height, and mirrored doors have been preserved. The 54 square meters are used wisely with a semi-open-plan living room and kitchen, and a spacious bedroom.

The living room is narrow, but with the open doorway to the kitchen and the high ceilings, it feels big enough. The room has a classic vibe thanks to the gray hue on the walls and the classic herringbone parquet floor.

The kitchen is the most charming room in the apartment. The exposed wooden door leads to a pantry, and the larger white door was a previous entry to the apartment.

Classic gray cabinets are paired with a marble countertop, brass fittings, a small butler sink, and classic white metro tiles. The white shelves provide plenty of storage while also maintaining an open feeling in the kitchen.

A charming black wooden table sits in front of the window and offers plenty of space for dinner parties.

The apartment is of modest size, but all the rooms feel spacious thanks to the large windows and high ceilings. The apartment’s only bedroom features gray walls and a herringbone parquet floor.

There is plenty of room for a double bed and wardrobes, and the double wooden doors add a grand entrance to the bedroom.

The bathroom design is simple with white tiles on the walls and Moroccan-inspired tiles on the floor.

If only apartment buildings still looked like this, right? This is the communal entry to the early 20th-century building with the beautiful tilework and dark wooden doors. It must be a joy to come home every day.

The apartment is listed for sale at Bolaget – photography by Pernilla Wästberg

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.

Historic character from the turn-of-the-century, like high ceilings, original windows, herringbone parquet floor, and joinery, has been preserved and paired with contemporary furnishings and a charming color palette of blue, beige, and green.

The 67 square meter apartment is the result of combining two smaller homes into one larger apartment. That’s why the home has unusual and charming nooks.

The living room faces the park and the church, offering a wonderful green view from the original windows. Despite living in the city, you can see the seasons change from these windows.

The walls in the living room are painted in “Bridge Blue” by Mylands. Mylands’ colors are made with crushed marble for a particularly matte and vibrant surface.

The original herringbone parquet floor has been sanded and oiled.

The room has plenty of space for a comfortable seating area and a large dining table in front of the window.

There is a small room that can be accessed via the living room and the kitchen. Previously, it was used as a children’s room, but the current owners have turned it into a home office.

Between the living room and the office is a beautiful sanded wood sliding door, offering privacy, while the steel glass doors between the kitchen and the office ensure the kitchen also gets natural light.

The walls in the home office are painted in “Observe” by Jotun.

The kitchen is small but practically designed with cabinets topped with stainless steel on either side, matte white metro tiles, and a checkerboard floor.

The beautiful stained glass window above the door is a charming historical element in the room.

The bedroom is painted in the same calm beige shade (Observe by Jotun) as the home office. The built-in wardrobes are painted in the same hue for a calm and uniform look.

The room also features an original built-in wardrobe with plenty of storage space.

In the middle of the apartment, there is an “inner hall”, a small open room which you often see in older Scandinavian apartments. In this home, they turned the inner hall into a charming library room with a custom-built bookcase.

The walls and the bookcase are painted in the color “Local Green” by Jotun.

The bathroom has been carefully renovated in a style that fits the apartment’s building period. The floor is covered with burgundy and white tiles from Winckelmans, laid in a diagonal pattern, while the walls are tiled to chest height with ivory white tiles from Sekelskifte and finished with a profiled strip.

The remaining walls are painted in a sage green hue paired with a chest of drawers and wall cabinets that are painted in “Local Green” by Jotun.

The entry hall is tiled and features walls painted in “Masquerade Mid” from Little Greene. The niche created by the rounded wall from the communal staircase provides the perfect storage spot for coats and shoes, which can be hidden from view by curtains.

styling by Van Keppel and photography by Vova for Historiska Hem.

The apartment features original elements like the impressive 3.5 meter high ceilings, beautiful parquet flooring, and an original fireplace. The 112 square meter apartment has a large open-plan living space with light pink walls and four bedrooms with large windows.

The apartment has a corner position, and the open-plan living space has large windows in three directions. The area is clearly divider into a sitting area (with doors leading to a balcony), a dining area, and a small kitchen.

The light pink walls are paired with beautiful woodwork, like deep window niches and double doors, painted in a warm ochre shade.

The parquet floor, laid in a herringbone pattern, adds a classic touch to the space. The corner is fitted with a fireplace, adding a warm and cozy touch to the living room.

The kitchen is simple, with white cabinets and black and white patterned backsplash tiles. Windows in two directions turn the small kitchen area into a bright and airy space and offer lovely views of the surrounding rooftops.

The apartment has four bedrooms. There is one bedroom located next to the kitchen, and the other three bedrooms lie in a row next to the living room. From the living room, a pair of beautiful mirror doors lead you to the largest bedroom.

The bedroom is painted in a lovely green shade paired with the same ochre woodwork as you see in the living room. A desk is fitted under the window, creating a beautiful work area with views of the church.

Another pair of double doors leads to another bedroom. This room is divided into two bedrooms so one room can be accessed via this bedroom and the other via the hall.

The apartment was listed for sale at ESNY.

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 apartment has a floor plan of only 38 square meters, but it is cleverly designed with a spacious living room with room for a dining table and a small half-open kitchen with a sliding glass door that leads to the tiny bedroom.

Two large windows flood the living room with light, and together with the high ceilings, create a sense of airiness in the room.

The charming living room, with its warm wooden floorboards, is painted in a light pink shade, creating a romantic feeling.

There is enough room for a comfortable seating area and a dining table. The wooden shelves provide storage space for books and decor, and in the corner, you have access to a built-in cabinet for even more storage space.

From the living room, there are open doorways to the hall and the kitchen, making the rooms feel larger than their actual square meters.

The tiny kitchen is simple and stylish. White cabinets are paired with a black stone countertop and classic white tiles with black grout.

Via a beautiful sliding door with a glazed section, you can access the tiny bedroom. The glass door also helps to let natural light flow through the bedroom into the kitchen space.

The bedroom is tiny, but a ledge above the bed and wooden hooks on the wall provide storage space. The walls are painted in a beautiful, soothing dark green shade, and the large window with a deep window sill (which is also a great storage space) overlooks the courtyard.

The bedroom has slightly angled walls, but they built a headboard space with a ledge and painted it in the same color as the wall to overcome this problem.

The apartment is tiny and doesn’t have much space for large cabinets, but luckily, the hallway is spacious, and floor-to-ceiling wardrobes were added to provide a lot of storage space.

The apartment was listed for sale at Tradition.

The 87-square-meter apartment has beautiful light rooms with plenty of original features from the time the house was built in the 1920s. The stucco, ceiling rosettes, deep window niches with stone panels, mirrored doors, cast iron elements, a working fireplace, and the herringbone parquet flooring are all original to the apartment.

The three main rooms are located in a row, and when the doors are opened, light flows through the apartment, making the rooms even lighter than they already are.

We start the tour in the beautiful kitchen, carefully built by Taras Hallgren. The classic cabinets, painted in a dark beige tone, are paired with brass handles and knobs and a Jura limestone countertop and backsplash.

Cabinets are fitted on both sides of the room with space for a large dining table in the center of the room.

Two double windows flood the room with natural light.

The extra high kitchen cabinets maximize the storage space in the kitchen.

In the center of the apartment lies the living room, flanked by the kitchen and the dining room.

A large bay window creates a bright atmosphere. Period features like the stucco and fireplace add a lovely classic touch to the room.

Through the elegant double doors, we reach the next room in line. The corner room is currently used as a dining room, but it would also be a magnificent bedroom or home office.

The color palette of the living room and kitchen continues in this room. On the floor lie oak slats in a classic herringbone pattern with a frieze.

The floor plan, when the doors are opened, makes the apartment feel even bigger than it already is.

Through a pair of sliding doors, you enter the master bedroom. The color of the walls is slightly darker in this room, paired with lovely blush-colored bedding.

A wardrobe wall with sliding doors is fitted against one wall.

The spacious hall features a slatted oak parquet laid in a classic 1920s style. The dark wallpaper is a design by Långelid / von Brömssen.

The apartment is listed for sale at Alvhem.

The cozy house features elements from its year of construction, including a traditional tiled fireplace, a wood stove, and wooden floorboards in certain areas of the house. The house features a wonderful layout, with a semi-open-plan ground floor that includes a utility space and a bathroom, as well as four bedrooms upstairs and another bathroom.

A charming veranda with heart-shaped cut-outs in the woodwork gives access to the house’s front door.

The ground floor features an open layout, with separate areas designated for lounging, dining, and cooking.

The sitting room is a charming space with soap-scrubbed pine floorboards, beige walls, and green joinery.

Glass doors open onto the large wooden terrace, featuring a pergola and an outdoor kitchen.

The windows in two directions offer a lovely view of the garden.

The sitting room features a traditional tiled fireplace, creating a warm ambiance in the evening and the winter months.

From the living room, you walk straight into the dining room, which is defined by a large rug in blue and red tones.

A wide opening connects the dining room with the kitchen.

In the corner of the kitchen stands an old-fashioned wood stove set in a brick wall.

The heart of the house is a beautiful kitchen in solid wood from Scandinavian Shaker Kitchens. The classic gray cabinets are topped with a solid oak worktop and two sinks, one of which is a butler sink.

A small hallway connects the kitchen with the utility room and the downstairs bathroom. These spaces feature dark red and white granite floor tiles from Winckelmans.

The laundry room features green-painted tongue-and-groove paneling, which can also be found in the hall and staircase.

The bathroom features a beautiful antique dresser topped with marble.

The hall and staircase features tongue-and-groove paneling painted in a dove blue shade.

The room features a hat and shoe shelf, offering plenty of storage for the entire family.

Taking the stairs to the first floor, you enter an open space that has been transformed into a cozy second sitting room with an antique desk.

The room features tongue-and-groove paneling paired with the “Waldemar” wallpaper from Boråstapeter.

On this floor are four bedrooms. The nursery is painted in “Blushing Peach” by Jotun.

The largest bedroom is now a double kids room with walls decorated in the “Honeysuckle” wallpaper by William Morris.

The master bedroom is a serene space where the walls are painted in Jotun’s “Ginseng” color, and it also features built-in wardrobes.

The upstairs bathroom features a freestanding bath and a vintage cabinet topped with a sink.

From the living room, you access a large wooden terrace with several seating areas, a large dining table, and outdoor kitchen, and a pergola.

The grounds also include a small guest cottage.

The garden offers several fruit trees, and a kitchen garden with rhubarb, strawberries, and raspberries, as well as other plants.

styling by Garat and photography by Petrosiute for Historiska Hem.