After posting earlier this week about a Swedish house that felt like a Brooklyn townhouse, complete with lots of exposed and whitewashed brick, I decided to linger with this aesthetic after spotting this beautifully styled loft apartment. Designed by architect Dimitar Karanikolov and interior designer Veneta Nikolova, Loft 9b combines the open plan living you’d expect from this property type with a clever arrangement of space that creates smaller, more intimate zones.
So what does 20 million SEK (that’s around £1,750,000) buy you in the heart of Stockholm? Well, it buys you this: a super-styled and high spec two bedroom loft space in Södermalm, located between Maria Square and Mosebacke Square. Continue Reading…
Another Friday, another super-minimal apartment in Stockholm – and another example of Fantastic Frank’s cool styling. This space will either leave you swooning thanks to its sleek lines or you’ll be running for some soft furnishings – or, indeed, colour. Continue Reading…
This is another one of those moments when I sense that a picture does indeed speak a thousand words – as this apartment at Tegnérlunden in Stockholm needs little explanation when you consider these photos. I’ll confess, I was smitten by this space the moment I laid eyes on it, and although the property is now sold (having been marketed by Per Jansson) the interior is so special it was begging to be shared. Continue Reading…
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