Fashion magazine editor created a cozy Scandinavian house with classic elements (Photo)

The house with the Scandinavian interior and classic elements was created by the editor of the fashion magazine Metro, Petra Tungard. She designed the design of her own housing in Stockholm.

The space of Peter Tungard designed in the Scandinavian style. At the same time, she added a bit of classics. Therefore, he was identified as glamorous Scandinavian, reports "Archidea".

Some items have been saved. The original ones were ceilings, murals and stucco moldings. But at the same time, most of the house was in need of repair. Therefore, I had to replace the tiles, stucco molding and some fireplaces.

For the walls, gray and blue were chosen. The floors are oak and the ceilings are boiserie with painted patterns. The interior included elements of glamor — velvet, brass and marble.

The living area is combined with the dining area. Black leather and velvety dark brown sofas with coffee tables of different heights look pretty elegant.

The kitchen is dark and very elegant, the cabinets are painted in a very dark color, and the kitchen island is black with a gilded frame. White marble countertops and the same apron make the space sophisticated, and the magnificent declared brass chandelier adds chic.

The bedroom is small, decorated with a soft palette with gray and blue shades. A gray bed, beautiful moldings on the ceilings and magnificent draperies, and industrial ceiling lights create some contrast.

Earlier, OXO wrote about the elegant apartment with a European character created by designers from France. It was decorated with simple modern furniture and design elements in neutral colors and the skillful use of black and white color union.