This gorgeous Scandinavian interior in a turn-of-the-century Swedish apartment or condo is embellished nearly specifically in tints of light grey, with a couple of beige, black and natural tones to generate some range in the color combination. This lead to an extremely stylish and advanced appearance that matches the architectural design of the apartment or condo well.

A traditional gray cooking area in a Scandinavian interior decoration

Through the old moving doors in the living-room, you can take a peek into the cooking area with traditional gray cabinet fronts in a very little style, integrated with a train tile backsplash that goes all the method approximately the ceiling.

The white of the train tiles returns in the table, which is heated up with natural oak dining chairs. The cooking area gets a great deal of natural light and the white table and tiled wall show this in a great method.

The light grey walls in the area soften out the appearance and even the round arch going towards the corridor has actually been painted in light gray paint colors, which is a great touch. The cooking area style itself is very little, which you frequently see in a Scandinavian interior decoration, yet the traditional aspects of the area include a particular beauty to the area.

Light gray paint colors throughout the living-room

The living-room has actually been painted in a somewhat darker shade of gray paint, that makes it a bit moodier. The natural light originating from the window can be dimmed by these heavy grey drapes that go wall-to-wall, and floor-to-ceiling and they offer the Scandinavian interior decoration of the space an elegant feel and look.

The couches, rug, and pouf have actually been chosen in a white and light gray combination, which draws out the cool undertones in the gray walls. The television has actually been installed on the wall and is compared with a black bench and light for a bit of contrast in the area.

Various tones of grey in the bed room

The bed room has a warm gray paint on the wall that is a bit darker, which is matched by the gray linen drapes on the wall that filter out the natural light entering the space.

The light gray combination has actually been matched with a soft beige headboard, white bed linen, and a beige day cover on the bed. These warm tones heat up the area and I enjoy the set of material pendant lights on the ceiling that supplies a soft radiance inside the area.

Much Like in the living-room, the black aspects like the night table and the wall lights include a little bit of contrast to the gray paint on the wall and offer the area a little bit of character.

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