In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment
I’ve been noticing mid blue is on the rise in homes in Scandinavia, and the good news is, its way easier to pull off than it’s even darker cousins. This one-bedroom apartment in Gothenburg has been painted in Blåis by Jotun Lady, with touches of bright white for contrast, as well as subtle brown and beige accents. Look closely and you’ll also spot many of the lovely original 1920s details, such as high ceilings, parquet flooring and a glass panel door. All in all, a truly lovely home, just waiting for someone to move in and make it their own! Gothenburg anyone?
In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

The cabinet fronts have been spray painted in the same deep Blåis – Jotun Lady hue as the walls and for a cohesive, contemporary look.

In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment


In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment
In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment
Try The Poster Club* for similar prints and frames (ships worldwide), Mirage blanket.
In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment
In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

What do you think? Tempted to go over to the dark side, even if it’s just the one wall?! 
I love how this blue appears darker or lighter depending on how the light hits it. I actually thought each room was painted in a different colour at first glance, but Bon Interior assure me it’s all one tone! 
In case you need a little more persuasion, here are some other lovely Scandinavian homes in dramatic, dark tones: 
Or you could just snap up this apartment (it’s for sale!). 
I’m off to take it easy after a very long day on set yesterday. It all went well though and I can’t wait to share the results with you in October. Phew!
Do you have any fun plans for today? 
Niki
Photography: Alen Cordic
Styling: Bon Interior
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In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment
I’ve been noticing mid blue is on the rise in homes in Scandinavia, and the good news is, its way easier to pull off than it’s even darker cousins. This one-bedroom apartment in Gothenburg has been painted in Blåis by Jotun Lady, with touches of bright white for contrast, as well as subtle brown and beige accents. Look closely and you’ll also spot many of the lovely original 1920s details, such as high ceilings, parquet flooring and a glass panel door. All in all, a truly lovely home, just waiting for someone to move in and make it their own! Gothenburg anyone?
In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

The cabinet fronts have been spray painted in the same deep Blåis – Jotun Lady hue as the walls and for a cohesive, contemporary look.

In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment


In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment
In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment
Try The Poster Club* for similar prints and frames (ships worldwide), Mirage blanket.
In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment
In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

In Sweden, Singing the Mid Blues In An Urban Apartment

What do you think? Tempted to go over to the dark side, even if it’s just the one wall?! 
I love how this blue appears darker or lighter depending on how the light hits it. I actually thought each room was painted in a different colour at first glance, but Bon Interior assure me it’s all one tone! 
In case you need a little more persuasion, here are some other lovely Scandinavian homes in dramatic, dark tones: 
Or you could just snap up this apartment (it’s for sale!). 
I’m off to take it easy after a very long day on set yesterday. It all went well though and I can’t wait to share the results with you in October. Phew!
Do you have any fun plans for today? 
Niki
Photography: Alen Cordic
Styling: Bon Interior
*Affiliate links