This beauty of a home oozes elegance. So, when I found out the owners, and her partner Viktor are in their early to mid-twenties, I couldn’t believe it! When I was 24, I lived with a flat mate (Beth) in a tiny flat in Earls Court. It was a massively fun time, but our accommodation was nowhere near as sophisticated and mature as this beautiful space (to put it into perspective, we were once burgled and didn’t notice for days!!). Located just up the coast in Landskrona, this 72 m2 (775 foot square) apartment is in a building dating back to 1890 and blessed with ‘spegeldörr’ (traditional panel doors), a tiled masonry stove, herringbone floors and stucco ceilings. I chatted to Felicia to find out more about the renovation, her sustainable mindset and shopping for secondhand finds.
The side cabinet was sourced at an antique shop in Rydebäck (a great tip for locals!)
Do you and Viktor work in the design world?
I have a bachelor degree in architecture and visual communication and at the moment dream about working with interior design full time. As a hobby, I also create posters and offer freelance graphic design. Viktor works for his family business in the healthcare sector – but we both have a great interest in architecture and real estate.
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Is this the first time you have carried out a renovation project?
Over the past 3 years we have lived in three different apartments that we bought, renovated and then sold. Now it feels like we have found home, or at least for the moment haha! You can either call us two restless souls or real estate lovers.
Did the apartment need an extensive amount of work?
When we moved into our current apartment in April 2017, it was in need of a total renovation. So we spent the whole summer of 2017 renovating it. We tried to do as much as we could ourselves. We felt it was important to try to keep the different spatial features of the apartment while making it modern and personal.
Our blue bedroom is my favorite room in the apartment. In my opinion, the blue colour contributes to a calm, relaxing and harmonious vibe. The colour is (evening sky) from Jotun LADY. I really love to decorate with color and contrast.
Felicia picked up the fabulous chaise longue secondhand on .
I have always had a great passion for architecture, interior design and graphic design. My interior style is quite varied and I like to mix old and new. I am someone who likes things to happen in my environment, therefore our home is constantly changing. When it comes to my home, I can be kind of impulsive. So, if I get a good idea I will probably execute it the next day, haha!
Because I like to change and refresh our home regularly, I think it’s important to think sustainably. I therefore try to shop at (Sweden’s version of ) or antique stores – which are also cheaper. You can find really unique things out there.
The sitting room / dining area is painted in – and picture shelves from IKEA have been painted in the same tone.
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Thank you so much for inviting us into your beautiful home Felicia!
Did you spy her cute dog Ester? She’s kind of hard to spot but looks so at home!
See more of Felicia’s elegant apartment over on her blog and – or if you’re now in the mood for blue – take a scroll through !
It’s the Swedish half-term next week and we’re heading off to Spain (you’re so welcome to follow along on Instagram stories!). Since I’m the worse screen time offender in the family (I blame it on my job!) – I’m going to try to set a good example and step away my phone / computer as much as possible. This means a reduced number of posts. However, if you can always pop into my over at the Swedish Design Museum where I’m constantly adding new Swedish homes – including a summer cottage on its very own island and a ‘funkis’ bungalow!
I hope you have a FABULOUS weekend!
Niki
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This beauty of a home oozes elegance. So, when I found out the owners, and her partner Viktor are in their early to mid-twenties, I couldn’t believe it! When I was 24, I lived with a flat mate (Beth) in a tiny flat in Earls Court. It was a massively fun time, but our accommodation was nowhere near as sophisticated and mature as this beautiful space (to put it into perspective, we were once burgled and didn’t notice for days!!). Located just up the coast in Landskrona, this 72 m2 (775 foot square) apartment is in a building dating back to 1890 and blessed with ‘spegeldörr’ (traditional panel doors), a tiled masonry stove, herringbone floors and stucco ceilings. I chatted to Felicia to find out more about the renovation, her sustainable mindset and shopping for secondhand finds.
The side cabinet was sourced at an antique shop in Rydebäck (a great tip for locals!)
Do you and Viktor work in the design world?
I have a bachelor degree in architecture and visual communication and at the moment dream about working with interior design full time. As a hobby, I also create posters and offer freelance graphic design. Viktor works for his family business in the healthcare sector – but we both have a great interest in architecture and real estate.
,
Is this the first time you have carried out a renovation project?
Over the past 3 years we have lived in three different apartments that we bought, renovated and then sold. Now it feels like we have found home, or at least for the moment haha! You can either call us two restless souls or real estate lovers.
Did the apartment need an extensive amount of work?
When we moved into our current apartment in April 2017, it was in need of a total renovation. So we spent the whole summer of 2017 renovating it. We tried to do as much as we could ourselves. We felt it was important to try to keep the different spatial features of the apartment while making it modern and personal.
Our blue bedroom is my favorite room in the apartment. In my opinion, the blue colour contributes to a calm, relaxing and harmonious vibe. The colour is (evening sky) from Jotun LADY. I really love to decorate with color and contrast.
Felicia picked up the fabulous chaise longue secondhand on .
I have always had a great passion for architecture, interior design and graphic design. My interior style is quite varied and I like to mix old and new. I am someone who likes things to happen in my environment, therefore our home is constantly changing. When it comes to my home, I can be kind of impulsive. So, if I get a good idea I will probably execute it the next day, haha!
Because I like to change and refresh our home regularly, I think it’s important to think sustainably. I therefore try to shop at (Sweden’s version of ) or antique stores – which are also cheaper. You can find really unique things out there.
The sitting room / dining area is painted in – and picture shelves from IKEA have been painted in the same tone.
, and .
with .
Thank you so much for inviting us into your beautiful home Felicia!
Did you spy her cute dog Ester? She’s kind of hard to spot but looks so at home!
See more of Felicia’s elegant apartment over on her blog and – or if you’re now in the mood for blue – take a scroll through !
It’s the Swedish half-term next week and we’re heading off to Spain (you’re so welcome to follow along on Instagram stories!). Since I’m the worse screen time offender in the family (I blame it on my job!) – I’m going to try to set a good example and step away my phone / computer as much as possible. This means a reduced number of posts. However, if you can always pop into my over at the Swedish Design Museum where I’m constantly adding new Swedish homes – including a summer cottage on its very own island and a ‘funkis’ bungalow!
I hope you have a FABULOUS weekend!
Niki
Credits:
Affiliate links marked with *
