Apartment in Stockholm by Balthaz Interior
Apartment in Stockholm is a 786 sq ft home located in Stockholm, Sweden, completely redesigned by Balthaz Interior.
About Apartment in Stockholm
A Seamless Fusion of Light and Design
Stepping into the Apartment in Stockholm, you’re enveloped by a serene palette that exemplifies Scandinavian design. Designed by Balthaz Interior, the living room welcomes guests with its timeless elegance. Large windows invite natural light, enhancing the room’s calming hues and soft textiles. The furnishings—a blend of classic and contemporary—speak to the apartment’s modern lifestyle, set against the backdrop of Stockholm’s urban tapestry.
The Heart of the Home
Transitioning to the kitchen, functionality and style converge. Here, Balthaz Interior showcases their flair for marrying practicality with sophistication. A dark, sleek cabinetry system contrasts with the natural wood table, creating a space that’s as suitable for culinary creations as it is for intimate gatherings. The meticulously placed lighting highlights the kitchen’s clean lines and reflective surfaces, bringing a warm glow to the apartment’s culinary hub.
Intimate Spaces of Comfort and Style
The private quarters continue the narrative of comfort merged with chic design. The bedroom, a sanctuary of tranquility, features a plush tufted headboard and sumptuous bedding that beckon a peaceful retreat. Meanwhile, the bathroom’s crisp white tiles and marble accents reflect a spa-like ambience, complete with modern amenities. Adjacent, the walk-in closet and vanity area boast smart storage solutions, ensuring every item has its place—a testament to the thoughtful design permeating this Stockholm space.
A journey through this apartment is a walk through the epitome of Scandinavian design—minimalist yet warm, functional yet beautiful, all underscored by the skilled hand of Balthaz Interior. Realized in Stockholm, Sweden, this real estate gem stands as a paradigm of contemporary apartment living.
Photography by Simon Donini
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