In a historic Swedish building that dates from the early 20th century, you can find a beautiful studio apartment with a monochrome gray color scheme. The one-room apartment has a floorplan of 38 square meters, and while it’s only one room, the space is clearly divided into a living/sleeping area, a kitchen space, and a hallway.
The apartment has a neutral gray base, the walls in the living area are painted in a calm light gray shade, the kitchen has light gray cabinets, and the walls in the hallway are painted in a moody dark gray shade.
These gray tones are paired with the occasional color accent, such as a velvet purple sofa, earth-colored cushions, and wooden furniture. These subtle warm accents make this home so very charming.
The combined living and sleeping area is lighted by two large windows, making the room airy and light.
The seating area is defined by a large gray rug, which is paired with a beautiful velvet purple sofa, a blue ottoman, and a rattan chair.
The owners opted for a curtain room divider that can hide the bedroom space. The bed is decorated with earthy pillows that add a warm tone to the room.
The walls are painted in Jotun’s “NCS S 1500” shade.
The kitchen is located in the center of the apartment. Here, the walls are painted white which is paired with light gray kitchen cabinets and a round wooden dining table that seats four.
The kitchen is made from smooth IKEA doors in a light gray shade which is paired with a dark gray worktop.
The studio apartment has a spacious hallway where the walls are painted in a moody dark gray shade. On the floor lies a new ash parquet floor which runs through the entire home.
This studio apartment is for sale at Nya Kvadrat
