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Modern home designs

Stunning Swedish Apartment In Natural Materials And Shades

This stunning apartment in Sweden is so stylish and so beautiful that it’s difficult to find right words to describe it! The interior is calm, natural and very beautiful where every detail is important, highlighted and makes it harmonious. Living room inspired by its fireplace decorated with marble – fire in such a cold material...

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Modern home designs

Colorful Swedish Apartment In A Crazy Mix Of Red Shades

This is definitely not a typical Scandinavian home! Vibrant and juicy colors are peculiar features of this unusual apartment. Red, with crimson and green furniture, blue tiles in the kitchen – here’s the color scheme of the space. The only white space is the bathroom, while the rest of the apartment is in the circular...

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Modern home designs

Beautiful White Vintage House In Sweden

This beautiful old house was built in Sweden in 1972 and then renovated with elements of Gustav traditions that are very popular in this country. Thanks to the shades of ivory and white and charm of vintage furniture the interiors look light and airy. Restored wooden floors, painted beams and old furniture in combination with...

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Modern home designs

House With A Garret Above The Living Room

This Cloudy House in Sweden by LASC Studio is not a new one, actually, it’s a renovated house of the 30s. It was rebuilt for a young family as became too small. Inside there is a wide loft with extension and outside you can see an expressive roof. The interior is minimalist with traditional Scandinavian...

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Home design

Amazing Sweden Home Filled With Vintage Stuff

This fabulous home belongs to Swedish interior designer Marie Olsson Nylander. It’s a renovated 1970’s townhouse with a contemporary open floor plan. Even though the villa’s interior now features many characteristics popular in Swedish interiors it also is truly unique. The home is filled with vintage furniture and elements of decor that stand out on...

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Small home designs

Stunning Swedish Summer Home with Cool Outdoor Wood-Fired Hot Tub

This summer home is renovated and decorated by Swedish stylist Katarina Grundströmer. The small 1940’s house belongs to her and it isn’t too big. Although it features amazing nature around it so it’s great place to spend summer there. The most amazing place to enjoy beautiful views of nature is an outdoor tub. The wood-fired...

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Contemporary home designs

Swedish House Design with A Large Balcony – Plastic House by UNIT Arkitektur AB

Plastic House is located in a pure residential area just outside Göteborg, Sweden. It’s designed UNIT Arkitektur AB on the place of an old detached house. Even though the sea is near by, most people do not see it from the public spaces where they spend most of their time. That happend because of the...

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Contemporary home designs

Scandinavian One-Storey House with Asymmetrical Roof – Folded Roof House

Folded Roof House is designed by Claesson Koivisto Rune and located not far from Stockholm in a heavily wooded area. It’s a one-storey house with an asymmetric folded roof plane that reminds wings of a butterfly. Exterior’s materials blends with natural surroundings very well. The bedrooms are positioned at the gable ends and the living...

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Country home designs

Scandinavian Country Style Interior Design

The design of this 144 square meter house is a mix of Swedish and international country living styles. It’s the summer house that was designed by architect Jørgen Grumstrup while its interior is mostly the work of the owner. The team of craftsmen has implemented all her ideas. Even though the interior has a lot...

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Sustainable house designs

Sweden House With Passive Heating – Villa Nyberg by Kjellgren Kaminsky

Villa Nyberg is an part of the first series of Sweden passive houses designed Kjellgren Kaminsky. It’s designed as environmentally friendly house and is situated in Borlänge, central Sweden. The idea of passive houses is based on the knowledge that people and household equipment generate a lot of energy. That’s why passive houses are extremely...

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