The designers were preparing the house for sale and, in order to quickly give the interior a spectacular look, they used bright decorative techniques that were easy to repeat on their own.
This country house in Gothenburg has three floors, including the basement, and only four rooms. The house was built in the twenties along with the same typically Swedish houses in the neighborhood, and a beautiful garden with rose bushes, lilacs and apple trees was laid out on the site.
The house was recently put up for sale, and to make the interior look attractive to potential buyers, the designers who worked on its appearance decided to rely on simple but effective techniques and solutions.
One of the main advantages of the house is the fireplace in the living room. To organically fit its appearance into the decor, the designers painted the walls of the room white, like the body of the fireplace, and supported the graphite portal with contrasting paintings on the walls, dark pillows on the sofa, black table lamps and accessories behind the glass of the bookcase opposite.
Next to the living room there is a kitchen, into which you can look not only through the doorway, but also through the through window between the rooms. Against the background of white walls, the almost black color of the wooden facades reveals itself especially impressively. And to soften the contrasts a little, the designers hung lighter wooden shelves nearby and added graphic accessories.
