Tiny Swedish Apartment | Micro Studio Apartment Tour | Never Think Too Small

Check out this beautiful and inviting Swedish apartment. Measuring only 32 square meters / 345 square feet, this home offers great small room décor inspiration.
Here are a six reasons why this tiny home is big on style:
1. It’s not overcrowded with stuff. Clutter is the enemy number one of any well-designed and serene homes, especially those of smaller size.
2. It is kept bright, with walls and key furniture in white. But beware: A cold white can make the room feel unfinished.
3. The color palette is cohesive. It is soothing to the eye, and looks considered and elevated.
4. It is cozy, with lots of textures – One of the simplest tricks in the book to add dimension and interest to a room.
5. The window is uncovered, giving more depth and an airy feel.
6. A few large artwork will make a room feel more expansive and elevated, and not look like a dorm room.

No matter how big your home, you want to be able to maximize your use of the space. In a larger area, this is a bit easier to do with the careful placement of furniture and organized storage solutions. However, as a home gets smaller, space-saving solutions have to get a bit more creative. One way to maximize space in a small home is through the use of levels. We see this often in lofted bed designs, but there are myriad ways to use vertical space to keep a small home organized and feel spacious. Tiny apartment featured in this post are a bit undersized, but in their design, certainly don't feel that way.

Tiny Swedish Apartment | Micro Studio Apartment Tour | Never Think Too Small
The project was designed by Nordic Design (Image by Catherine).
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[kerstinesbjornsson]

Hi, nice calming decor and a decent example on how Swedish 1950ish built apartments can look. I agree with Ivan that it's nothing special - for Sweden - however living in the UK makes me long for good quality kitchens, parquet flooring, marble windowsills, tiles that last 50+ years. All considered normal standards in Sweden even for an average apartment. And no; this is probably not a rental - more likely to be owned (via 'bostadsrättsförening').

[brendasaunders]

What a cozy nice apartment I would live there

[mommygarcia]

Wow ! It’s absolutely gorgeous ! Loving the decor & the pops of brown throughout !

[resuscitatorrijeka]

I personally find nothing inviting or calming in dated cabinetry, cheap tiles and tastless art. It looks like a rental apartment furnished on a tight budget with a very questionable success.