12 Dec
Swedish Loft
At the top of an industrial building from 1901, this unique loft has a total space of 196 sqm. Dramatic lighting, double height and open space conveys a great ambience, complementing the gorgeous Stockholm outside.
The interior is typically Swedish: elegant and understated, with mid-century modern-inspired furniture.
This great brass lamp hamonizes so well with the round table below!
And you said you don’t like wires running all over: just look at this and you’ll see that they can very nicely fit into an interior if done well.
Separated where necessary but still wide-open space
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