Imagine, for instance, the year 1900. What would your home look like? What items and pieces of furniture would be there? Got the picture? Now take a look at this apartment in one of the low-rise buildings.
In a growing shift, people are increasingly trading in bulky and expensive kitchen sets for simple open shelving. These shelves serve not only as storage but also as a canvas to display beautiful tableware, sauces, and spices. The larger kitchen equipment like pots and pans can find a home tucked away in floor-standing cabinets.
You know, there are homes that feel like showroom displays – as if you’ve stepped into one of IKEA’s pavilions. It’s beautiful and stylish, but it lacks soul. It’s as if no one lives there. This cozy apartment is the complete opposite of such homes.
An idea for interior decor is using posters and prints on the walls. More and more often in apartments styled…
The design of this apartment fits seamlessly into the Scandinavian style. It’s bright and spacious, with a predominant focus on items and elements that blend harmoniously within the gray-beige color palette.