Big shout out to all of you who live in a one room studio. This Gothenburg apartment is for you! The studio flat occupies one room of an old apartment building – and has been designed to incorporate everything one might need – a mini cloakroom, a practical yet drool worthy kitchen (handcrafted by ), a dining area, sitting room and semi-private bedroom with lots of storage and a dressing area! What a perfect pied-à-terre! Keep a look out for the telly too – a rare find on My Scandinavian home simply because photographers and stylists like to hide them from view. But in this home, it takes pride of place – and can be watched from the dining area and sofa. All it needs is a 360-degree swivel and you could watch it from bed too! But really, my eyes are still on the kitchen – I love the dark green cabinets in combination with the stone. Vackert!
How cute is that little side table in the last image. I wonder where it’s from. Any idea?
Is there anything that stood out to you about this lovely little space?
Curious to see how it looked before? Click (thanks anon in comments!). Which look do you prefer?
There’s a load more small spaces to feel inspired by in .
Here in the Brantmark household today I can hear Liv leaping around in her bedroom doing an online PE class. Meanwhile, outside the world is blanketed in snow – and there’ll no doubt be a little sledging action later. No ice action on the frozen sea though – especially after seeing !! How crazy is that?
And of course, we’ll be tucking into ‘semlor’ – dreamy buns packed with marzipan and whipped cream and Sweden’s answer to ‘Fättisdagen’ (literally translated to ‘Fat Tuesday’, better known around the world as Shrove Tuesday. Recipe ! And a fine example below, captured by :
Will you be enjoying one of these today? Or perhaps pancakes? If the latter – what filling? In need of some inspiration!
Wishing you all a lovely day, stay warm, stay safe!
Niki
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Big shout out to all of you who live in a one room studio. This Gothenburg apartment is for you! The studio flat occupies one room of an old apartment building – and has been designed to incorporate everything one might need – a mini cloakroom, a practical yet drool worthy kitchen (handcrafted by ), a dining area, sitting room and semi-private bedroom with lots of storage and a dressing area! What a perfect pied-à-terre! Keep a look out for the telly too – a rare find on My Scandinavian home simply because photographers and stylists like to hide them from view. But in this home, it takes pride of place – and can be watched from the dining area and sofa. All it needs is a 360-degree swivel and you could watch it from bed too! But really, my eyes are still on the kitchen – I love the dark green cabinets in combination with the stone. Vackert!
How cute is that little side table in the last image. I wonder where it’s from. Any idea?
Is there anything that stood out to you about this lovely little space?
Curious to see how it looked before? Click (thanks anon in comments!). Which look do you prefer?
There’s a load more small spaces to feel inspired by in .
Here in the Brantmark household today I can hear Liv leaping around in her bedroom doing an online PE class. Meanwhile, outside the world is blanketed in snow – and there’ll no doubt be a little sledging action later. No ice action on the frozen sea though – especially after seeing !! How crazy is that?
And of course, we’ll be tucking into ‘semlor’ – dreamy buns packed with marzipan and whipped cream and Sweden’s answer to ‘Fättisdagen’ (literally translated to ‘Fat Tuesday’, better known around the world as Shrove Tuesday. Recipe ! And a fine example below, captured by :
Will you be enjoying one of these today? Or perhaps pancakes? If the latter – what filling? In need of some inspiration!
Wishing you all a lovely day, stay warm, stay safe!
Niki
Photographs:
Styling:
For:
