It’s back to the city for today’s post – and a tour of a charming boho Swedish apartment. 

The cosy space measures a mere 49 square metres (527 square feet) but it’s been kitted out for maximum comfort with a kitchen, small dining area, sitting room and bedroom.

As with all small spaces, flow of light is important, and wide doorways and open shelving allow natural light to leak into every corner and create an airy feel. But for me, what really steals the show are the use of rich tones, and earthy patterns, all of which make the space warm and inviting!  

I especially love the nook in the dining area – made from an antique bench – I’d happily sit there drinking coffee and chatting for hours! 

Enjoy the tour! 

The apartment building dates back to the 1940s – evidence of which can be seen in the kitchen cabinets, windows and windowsills. 

Plants, books, art and other treasures give the home a personal feel, while plenty of storage ensures everything else can be hidden away to avoid a cluttered feel. 

A green corduroy sofa, amber cushion and dusty pink cushion add a hint of colour to the sitting room, while a sculptured table and ceiling light add plenty of personality! 

Spider plants (seen hanging beside the window) remind me so much of my Dad! He used to love them and they’d be everywhere in our home – even the bathroom! Do you have a plant that makes you feel nostalgic? 

Such a lovely home. The more you look, the more details you discover. 

Is there anything that stood out to you? 

If you’d like to see more small city apartment inspiration from Scandinavia this weekend, check out: 

Sasa Antic’s small Stockholm apartment 

I think that’s it from me. It’s 26 degrees celsius (78 F) in Sweden today, which is crazy, so even the badkruka (meaning swim pot, a Swedish word to describe someone that is wimpy about getting in cold water) in me might go for a swim. Watch this space! 

Have a wonderful weekend, thank you so much for stopping by! 

Niki

It’s back to the city for today’s post – and a tour of a charming boho Swedish apartment. 

The cosy space measures a mere 49 square metres (527 square feet) but it’s been kitted out for maximum comfort with a kitchen, small dining area, sitting room and bedroom.

As with all small spaces, flow of light is important, and wide doorways and open shelving allow natural light to leak into every corner and create an airy feel. But for me, what really steals the show are the use of rich tones, and earthy patterns, all of which make the space warm and inviting!  

I especially love the nook in the dining area – made from an antique bench – I’d happily sit there drinking coffee and chatting for hours! 

Enjoy the tour! 

The apartment building dates back to the 1940s – evidence of which can be seen in the kitchen cabinets, windows and windowsills. 

Plants, books, art and other treasures give the home a personal feel, while plenty of storage ensures everything else can be hidden away to avoid a cluttered feel. 

A green corduroy sofa, amber cushion and dusty pink cushion add a hint of colour to the sitting room, while a sculptured table and ceiling light add plenty of personality! 

Spider plants (seen hanging beside the window) remind me so much of my Dad! He used to love them and they’d be everywhere in our home – even the bathroom! Do you have a plant that makes you feel nostalgic? 

Such a lovely home. The more you look, the more details you discover. 

Is there anything that stood out to you? 

If you’d like to see more small city apartment inspiration from Scandinavia this weekend, check out: 

Sasa Antic’s small Stockholm apartment 

I think that’s it from me. It’s 26 degrees celsius (78 F) in Sweden today, which is crazy, so even the badkruka (meaning swim pot, a Swedish word to describe someone that is wimpy about getting in cold water) in me might go for a swim. Watch this space! 

Have a wonderful weekend, thank you so much for stopping by! 

Niki