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.
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.
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A Light and Airy Open-Plan Swedish Loft with Angled Ceilings Monday, 26 February 2024
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A Light and Airy Open-Plan Swedish Loft with Angled Ceilings Monday, 26 February 2024
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Inspiration from a Swedish Attic Apartment with Low Angled Ceilings
The doors open right out for a light and airy feel. Low art in the bedroom adds a decorative touch while the bed is tucked under the ceiling and a dormer window. A closet can be seen tucked in behind the glass door above.
Inside, it's a relaxed world of boho charm: there are sky-high ceilings , exposed beams that give it a rustic touch, and natural light pouring in from every angle. The layout is open and airy , with a lovely flow between the kitchen and living space, plus a balcony for morning coffees or a spot of evening people-watching.
Inspiration from a Swedish Attic Apartment with Low Angled Ceilings
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.
The simple white theme ensures a light -filled space and creates a beautiful contrast with the dark wood structure, while Swedish interior designers Emma Fischer and Linnéa Manaberi have worked around the low slanted ceilings and little nooks to create a practical living space. Ready to take a look around? How lovely!