Historic Swedish home with light grey walls and a dark grey kitchen

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century home for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem) has white-painted hardwood flooring, paired with a light grey paint color on the walls and a dark grey paint on the historic window frames.

The kitchen and living room are connected with classic double doors. The doorway on the living room side is treated with custom shelving adding both storage space and a unique look to this room.

The L-shaped kitchen with dark grey cabinets stands out against the white subway tile backsplash that goes up to the ceiling. The kitchen is spacious enough to leave a large spot in front of the window for a large dining table and an oversized artwork.

A living room with light grey walls, a white sofa and black accents, bookshelf built around the door

A spacious living room with a bookshelf built around the door

The bookshelf around the door takes front and center in this otherwise modestly decorated living space. The white sofa is paired with a contrasting black coffee table. Green plants by the window and on the bookshelf add a fresh touch to the palette.

A living room with light grey walls, a white sofa and black accents, bookshelf built around the door

Two cognac leather armchairs and various pillowcases on the sofa add a beautiful warm element to the setting.

A living room with light grey walls, a white sofa and black accents

A dark grey L-shaped kitchen and a spacious dining area

The floor plan of the kitchen is rather large as well, with ample space for a large dining table in front of the window. The light grey walls make the black accent furniture pieces and the dark grey kitchen stand out powerfully.

An L-shaped kitchen with dark grey cabinets against a white subway tile backsplash

The kitchen is planned out in an L-shaped layout, filling the space and allowing for bottom cabinets only.

An L-shaped kitchen with dark grey cabinets against a white subway tile backsplash

The dark grey cabinets are paired with chrome hardware, a stainless steel countertop, and an impressive white subway tile backsplash.

An L-shaped kitchen with dark grey cabinets against a white subway tile backsplash

The black dining table in front of the window is paired with black bentwood chairs, a black vitrine, and black tones in the large artwork on the wall.

A kitchen dining area with a black dining table, black bentwood chairs, black vitrine and a large artwork

A kitchen dining area with a black dining table, black bentwood chairs, black vitrine and a large artwork

A light grey bedroom with clothing storage built into the wall

The light grey color is carried over into the bedroom, where it’s paired with subtle black accents and a mixture of beige and grey textiles.

A light grey bedroom with mix of beige and grey textiles on the bed and a small home office spot against the wall

The colorful artwork above the bed adds a subtle colorful element to the space.

A light grey bedroom with mix of beige and grey textiles on the bed

The wardrobe has been built into the wall, with the doors painted in the same color as the walls for an integrated effect.

A light grey bedroom with a built-in wardrobe into the wall and a mix of beige and white curtains

A small workspace on the other wall makes for a cute home office spot.

A light grey bedroom with a built-in wardrobe into the wall and a small home office spot

A light grey bedroom with a built-in wardrobe into the wall and a small home office spot

Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem

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