There are places that catch you either because of their personality or because of what they convey to you. This duplex located in Majorna, Sweden, has managed to do it with its old charm, its white walls and that natural touch that plants provide that decorate each of the rooms.
This old wooden house built in 1769 preserves the original facade and a few elements that add charm. Recently renovated, it has beautiful laminate floors, white walls and sloping ceilings on the upper floor, where the spectacular and bohemian living room is located.
This duplex is accessed through a hall where there is no shortage of essentials such as a coat rack or a bench to put on shoes. Beyond that, there is the kitchen-dining room, one of the jewels of this duplex thanks to a successful distribution that allows you to enjoy a large worktop surface and also storage. The light floors, the white tile walls and the white furniture also convey a feeling of spaciousness and cleanliness.
A simply decorated dining room for eight people completes the space. The vintage industrial lamp, the dishes and plants, in charge of putting the note of color. The same purpose is served by the plants in the main room and on the wooden stairs leading to the second floor.
On the second floor we find a spectacular and spacious living room rich in natural light, thanks to the large windows located on three of its four walls. Piled up books and furniture: the rocking chair and tufted sofa; they give this space a bohemian and vintage air that is charming.
On this second floor, there is also the attic bedroom from image. The walls here are still white and the furniture is light; Take a look at the reinforced glass table. The bedroom has its own bathroom and shares a wall with a spacious office.
Is this duplex charming to you, like me?