The presence of beams testifies to the age of this apartment, located under the roofs of a Stockholm building, which has been converted into a duplex. Most of the rooms are on the first level, and an amusing walkway leads to a mezzanine above the living room. And if this apartment is old, its contemporary decor is almost industrial, with alternating wood and steel.
Although it’s spacious – over 150m2 – it’s a one-bedroom apartment, but it would be hard to call it a “two-bedroom”. It’s more like a loft, in the original sense of the word. The spaces are open to one another, and the contemporary decor is sober, because the apartment’s architecture is so present that it would be pointless to overdo it. A terrace completes this unique apartment, both in terms of its layout and its remarkable features.
