Beauty is borne of anything nice; and this is the reason why restored furniture and family relics from past centuries, antique
and vintage elements of décor easily conspire to create a beautiful and cozy home.
This Swedish home has bits and pieces collected from various era and keenly assembled to create a perfect picture of harmony. The interior, with its original switches, doors, sections of bare brick walls and fixtures, highlight a unique history, stubborn character and welcoming, warm ambiance. An ambiance that easily transforms all the living spaces into one big dream abode.
Each segment is elegantly appointed. The kitchen for instance, projects a combo of drab and dull wooden floor that beautifully
contrasts with the bright white ceiling. While this is the general theme in the rest of the house, the tiny cabinetry, olive and matte black chimney, and the cooking area in general, speaks of an easy space where only delicious meals are a norm. The four-unit dinette and antique refrigerator are present for both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
A few meters in the living room are a collection of furniture and décor that depict a calm, traditional yet elegant design. The
bright white walls and ceiling, large clear windows and comfortable white sofa complete a contrast presented by the wooden floor and the patch of cozy rug just underneath the coffee table in the middle of the room.
The bedrooms, bedding and shower ensconce a unique beauty and comfort that is only possible because of the manner in which the design effortlessly combines both classic and traditional styles. While the bedrooms flaunt the gleaming white wood panelling that makes up the wall, the shower projects a minimalist design complete with a glass and wood cabinet. The antique sink, however, brings the spaces a few eras back, to create a melancholic finish that is attractive and full of character.
This is one house whose segments are all inviting. It really is a beautiful living space.
Images: Stadshem / Found on Pufik Homes
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