It has been a busy one. I managed to visit not one but two cities in two different countries today. I hopped on the train from Malmö, Sweden, to Copenhagen, Denmark, for a meeting, then headed back. I am always amazed by how easy that trip is. You blink and suddenly everyone is speaking Danish!
Both Malmö and Copenhagen are beautiful cities with unique personalities and plenty of Scandinavian design inspiration. But today, on the blog, I am taking you to a third city: Gothenburg. And not just anywhere, but inside this dreamy apartment.
This home stole my heart the moment I saw it. It’s bright, full of character, and has that perfect mix of old charm and thoughtful updates. Built back in 1889, it still has all those gorgeous old details, high ceilings, ornate stucco, tall windows, and even a ceiling rose (always a winner in my book). Together they create a lovely, light-filled atmosphere that’s full of personality.
The hand-painted kitchen, from Swedish brand Kvänum, is another standout. I also love the colours the owners chose for the bedrooms – deep, soothing tones that make the rooms feel calm and cocoon-like. The master is painted a soft blue, and the children’s room is a rich plum that looks amazing with the ochre wall lamp. (And while you’re looking through the photos, don’t miss the wall sculpture and the gallery wall — such a nice touch in the living room).
Ready to take a look around? Välkommen, as they say in Sweden.
Note the double ‘hotel’ curtains—they are so perfect for city homes. We are adding them to a home in Malmö right now as part of our latest interior design project. The sheer layer helps to maintain privacy during the day while still allowing light to filter through, and the outer curtain is a great blackout for the best night’s sleep!
The choice of bedding in Sweden in 2026 – anything with florals or checks and frills! Are you a fan?
Thank you for joining me on the tour! I thought there were some lovely touches.
Anything stand out to you?
What kind of curtains do you have in your home? Do you feel like you have got them completely right?
If you fancy taking a peek at a few more apartments today, check out:
It has been a busy one. I managed to visit not one but two cities in two different countries today. I hopped on the train from Malmö, Sweden, to Copenhagen, Denmark, for a meeting, then headed back. I am always amazed by how easy that trip is. You blink and suddenly everyone is speaking Danish!
Both Malmö and Copenhagen are beautiful cities with unique personalities and plenty of Scandinavian design inspiration. But today, on the blog, I am taking you to a third city: Gothenburg. And not just anywhere, but inside this dreamy apartment.
This home stole my heart the moment I saw it. It’s bright, full of character, and has that perfect mix of old charm and thoughtful updates. Built back in 1889, it still has all those gorgeous old details, high ceilings, ornate stucco, tall windows, and even a ceiling rose (always a winner in my book). Together they create a lovely, light-filled atmosphere that’s full of personality.
The hand-painted kitchen, from Swedish brand Kvänum, is another standout. I also love the colours the owners chose for the bedrooms – deep, soothing tones that make the rooms feel calm and cocoon-like. The master is painted a soft blue, and the children’s room is a rich plum that looks amazing with the ochre wall lamp. (And while you’re looking through the photos, don’t miss the wall sculpture and the gallery wall — such a nice touch in the living room).
Ready to take a look around? Välkommen, as they say in Sweden.
Note the double ‘hotel’ curtains—they are so perfect for city homes. We are adding them to a home in Malmö right now as part of our latest interior design project. The sheer layer helps to maintain privacy during the day while still allowing light to filter through, and the outer curtain is a great blackout for the best night’s sleep!
The choice of bedding in Sweden in 2026 – anything with florals or checks and frills! Are you a fan?
Thank you for joining me on the tour! I thought there were some lovely touches.
Anything stand out to you?
What kind of curtains do you have in your home? Do you feel like you have got them completely right?
If you fancy taking a peek at a few more apartments today, check out:
