A Light-Filled Scandinavian Attic Studio Apartment. Scandinavian attic studio apartment with skylight above the bed.
This light, one-bedroom apartment lies on the top floor of a late 19th-century building in Gothenburg. The 58-square-meter apartment is wonderfully light thanks to large windows and open doorways, which let light flow nicely through all interior spaces.
The apartments south-facing orientation floods the interiors with natural light, enhancing the clean palette and warm textures that define the design. A Living Room Where Simplicity Feels Like Home. The living area sets the tone for the rest of the apartment.
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Like most Scandinavian homes, it is white that holds sway inside this Swedish apartment. But gray plays an equally important role in shaping the overall contours of the interior, its unique aura and a sense of sophistication that only modern Scandinavian style can deliver.
The apartment has a total surface of 36 square meters and, although its small, its layout is beautifully adapted to suit the needs of a couple. The high ceilings make the apartment seem bigger and the white walls emphasize the openness of the space.
This Scandinavian style beach retreat in Amagansett, New York, was transformed into a light-filled family home by TBD Architecture.The overall result is an interior layout that was significantly modified to create a more spacious living area for the homeowners.
