Located on the top floor of a 1940s building, this 34sqm studio features an interior that plays on light, wood, and warmth in a cozy Scandinavian style. It has a subtle charm and a well-laid-out floor plan. Upon entering, you have access to the living area on the right, bathed in western sunlight, and the kitchen on the left. Windows on both sides provide continuous natural light from morning until evening. The sanded antique wood flooring runs through every room, serving as a visual connection.

 

Exploring the space

The west-facing living room enjoys golden light at the end of the day. Soft tones dominate, with shades of beige, off-white, and light brown. The furniture is simple, and every piece serves a purpose. A sofa, a bed, a storage unit, and for a cozy touch, a shag rug. A few plants add a touch of nature and a pop of green that contrasts with these neutral tones. ,

In the kitchen, the atmosphere is different, yet still maintains the same Scandinavian vibe. Facing east, it’s the perfect place to start the day at the table by the window. The layout is efficient, featuring a spacious countertop and well-integrated storage. The white tiles and light surfaces contrast with the dark cabinet fronts—an original choice for this type of rustic furniture.

In the center, the hallway connects the spaces on either side and benefits from light coming in from both directions. The bathroom, meanwhile, embraces simplicity with its white and gray tiles. The lines are clean, the materials are easy to maintain, and it is consistent with the rest of the apartment. Although small, this apartment is far from being just a place to crash for the night. It’s beautifully decorated, and it’s the kind of place where you could happily live for a long time.



































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This 34sqm studio with light, wood and warmth is for sale at Stadshem