In Gothenburg, this home reveals a surprising and bright interior despite its bold design choices. Located in a charming neighborhood, this period townhouse with dark elegance, built in 1928,  is surrounded by greenery and it near a park. Its setting feels almost rural, despite its proximity to the bustling center of the city. Behind its classic Scandinavian façade, the house reveals spaces bathed in a generous natural light. And what lies behind this façade with its soft green tones?

 

A tour of the period townhouse

The main living room immediately catches the eye with its very dark, deep black walls. The choice of a dark floor reinforces this enveloping, almost theatrical yet perfectly balanced atmosphere. Light floods in through the windows, preventing any sense of gloom. Light-colored textiles and natural materials balance the overall look and soften it. The beige sofa, cushions, and rug add a welcoming touch. This interplay of contrasts allows one to appreciate this bold and successful design choice.

The kitchen and dining room extend this sense of harmony with a lighter color palette. Wood, which is everywhere, pairs with neutral colors and natural textiles. The lines are simple, as is often the case in Swedish homes. Every element has been carefully chosen, and the classic furniture is timeless.

The bedrooms, more intimate, offer a restful atmosphere thanks to natural, soothing colors. Wallpaper adds a graphic touch and makes the spaces feel even cozier. The range of browns and greens complements the ground floor’s decor. The bathroom resembles that of a country house with its rustic-chic style and cabochon-patterned floor. Outside, the garden and terrace are the definite highlights of this townhouse. A place to spend sunny days or enjoy summer meals with family or friends.



















































This period townhouse with dark elegance and Scandinavian charm was sold through Alvhem