A Light and Airy Open
And in this case, angles! So if you've come here looking for loft spaces with low ceilings or compact open -space living ideas, this one's for you! In this top floor apartment in Gothenburg, the designer has decided to create one large open space rather than a series of smaller rooms to ensure the light gets into every last corner.
Niki Photography courtesy of Historiska Hem (which house is currently for sale - tempted?). A Light and Airy Open-Plan Swedish Loft with Angled Cei... Inspiration from a Swedish Attic Apartment with Low Ang...
A Light and Airy Open
And in this case, angles! So if you've come here looking for loft spaces with low ceilings or compact open -space living ideas, this one's for you! In this top floor apartment in Gothenburg, the designer has decided to create one large open space rather than a series of smaller rooms to ensure the light gets into every last corner.
A Light and Airy Open-Plan Swedish Loft with Angled Ceilings Hej there! I hope you had an 'underbar' weekend! It dawned on me that I've shown quite a few bigger homes recently, yet homes come in all shapes and sizes.… April 20, 2024
A Light and Airy Open
A Light and Airy Open-Plan Swedish Loft with Angled Ceilings Monday, 26 February 2024
A Beautiful Swedish Loft With Fabulous Dormer Windows
This particular example perfectly highlights why A Light And Airy Open Plan Swedish Loft With Angled Ceilings is so captivating.
Looking for more inspiration similar to this? Check out: Inspiration from a Swedish attic apartment with low sloped ceilings A mini but mighty one room Swedish apartment A light and airy Swedish loft with low angled ceilings I also love this home - with it's stairwell library!
An attic apartment can quickly be dark and uncomfortable, but this Swedish apartment is bright and airy thanks to big windows and a high-pitched ceiling with characteristic wooden beams. The two bedrooms are both fitted with built-in wardrobes to maximize the limited floor plan .
I'm stopping by to share this Swedish apartment which has some perfect inspiration for tight, angled spaces and how to fill darker homes with light ! Nestled under the roof on the top floor of beautiful house dating back to 1913, the owners of this apartment have worked around the angled ceilings to ensure a truly lovely living space.
Instead of two separate rooms, this Swedish apartment now has one large, open space - the designers knocked down the wall between the kitchen and living room, creating a light -filled interior. Now, visually, it feels like a spacious, modern apartment, not the modest 60-square-meter one-bedroom flat it once was. The decor is a very bright Scandinavian interior with several striking elements ...
