An atypical and vintage 71m2 three-room apartment in Stockholm

The plan of this atypical 71m2 three-room apartment is telling: it has a single large window at its end, which opens onto a terrace and must light up all the spaces. A few skylights, such as in the child’s bedroom and the kitchen, improve the brightness of this apartment with its vintage decoration, fortunately. The light colours also contribute to the feeling of well-being that one experiences during the visit, with a pale and bright yellow used in the master bedroom for example.

This one is separated from the living room by a gray glass roof that lets the eye see outside, thus amplifying the feeling of volume. To the vintage decoration we add raw and industrial notes, giving it a loft look. A concrete floor, a bathroom with a raw look and a stainless steel kitchen are three distinctive elements of this apartment that is unlike any other, and which seduces with its certain personality.

An unusual, vintage 71m2 two bedroom in Stockholm

The floor plan of this atypical 71m2 two bedroom apartment speaks for itself: it has a single large window at one end, which opens onto a terrace and should provide light to all the rooms. A few skylights, such as in the children’s bedroom and the kitchen, enhance the brightness of this flat with its vintage decor, fortunately. The light colours also contribute to the feeling of well-being you get when you visit, with a pale, luminous yellow used in the master bedroom, for example.

This bedroom is separated from the living room by a grey glazed partition that lets the eye see right through to the outside, amplifying the feeling of volume. The vintage decor is complemented by raw, industrial touches, giving it a loft feel. A concrete floor, a bathroom with a raw look and a stainless steel kitchen are three distinctive features of this flat, which is unlike any other and seduces with its definite personality.