For as long as I've been blogging I've been checking in on Swedish real estate sites for inspiration. They rarely disappoint, and sometimes there's even a home that has me dreaming of moving my family to the other side of the world. This luxurious Gothenburg apartment has that effect, especially the master bedroom. It features beautifully-preserved architectural detailing from the late 1800s, including ornate ceiling and wall mouldings and beautiful oak 'castle' parquet flooring. The doors and wall panels have been painted in a classic grey tone, bringing a soft contrast and calming feel to the space.
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Restrained yet elegant, this large and airy apartment blends original detailing from 1914 with contemporary elements. Featuring high ceilings and huge windows, the choice of furnishings soften the all-white space through the use of textural fabrics and warm, muted colours.
Open-plan living in beautiful beige and chocolate tones makes this next home so inviting. I love the simple art which includes DIY paintings and abstract art prints, the indoor plants, ceramics and quirky objects.
