Look at this amazing turn of the century home in Sweden. The living room has an asymmetric shape, with these beautiful large windows that allow for so much natural light to brighten up the space. The olive green custom-made kitchen with the small kitchen island and marble countertops is absolutely beautiful and I love the way it has been combined with the black wall lamp and the small shelf on the wall. The higher cabinets are all placed on the wall opposing the windows and are painted in a cream color, which makes them blend in with the room. I think both the kitchen island and these tall cabinets also have the purpose of separating the kitchen and living room.
The large dining table is placed parallel to the angled windows and has a prime spot with lots of natural light. The living room fits perfectly in the area without windows and I think the area rug adds so much to grounding the living area.
The bedroom has been decorated in a very simple way, with the white linen bedding and bed skirt* adding lots of texture to the interior. The subtle tints of beige and grey give this room a soft and calm look and I love the tiny wall shelf used as a nightstand by the bed as well.
Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi and Emma Fischer, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem
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