This modern Swedish house with an A-line roof (Styled by Annica Clarmell and Emma Fisher, photographed by Jonas Berg for Lanfast) presents a contrast between light and dark in a minimalist paradise.
The earth tones combine with the deep dark finishes to create an appealing modern look, which is still airy and light thanks to the natural light of the A-line framed roof and skylights.
A contrasting living room with a white couch
This entire space seems to be a contrast in finishes and colors. The white couches add a bright, soft, and welcoming appearance to the space, highlighted even more by the rug. The shelving, tables, and coffee table are dark-colored, with richer woods to make them stand out.
A contrasting dining room with classic black chairs
The dining room also serves to play into this contrast of light and dark. This appealing room features a light-colored table with stark, straight legs paired with black, contrasting chairs. Each end of the table features different chairs to indicate the head of the table.
The windows are delicately draped with long, flowing fabric in light colors. Again, serving to create that intense contrast with the deep shades of wood throughout the space.
A dark wood kitchen with a white countertop and black hardware
The kitchen features dark wood cabinetry and a unique window bringing the outside into the space. The interesting dark-colored sink and faucet fixtures add to the powerful contrast. The oven hood and surface are also dark, contrasting with the light cream color of the countertops.
An eye-catching staircase leading up to the second floor
The stairwell features a unique look with slats cut out of the wall, showing off the entire length of the stairs. It is bright and open yet still secluded enough to be private. It is situated opposite a set of glass doors that open to the outside.
Up on the upper level of the home, natural light pours in from the skylights situated on top of the lofty ceilings.
A natural bedroom with a plywood ceiling underneath the A-line roof
The bedroom includes a unique wood ceiling on part of the space, and a comfortable, inviting bed featuring browns and earth tones.
The opposite side of the room features a wooden desk of rich wood, creating the perfect place to work.
A guest bedroom with a small home office space
The guest bedroom opens up to an outdoor space via large glass doors. The furnishings in this space are mostly natural colors and earth tones, with whites, tans, cream, and brown being what is repeated most often.
A playful kid’s room decorated in neutral tones
A spacious kid’s room decorated in natural tones opens up to the balcony. The wicker basket in the corner serves as storage and decor, set alongside the long fabric curtains that flow around the door.
A modern bathroom with grey tiles on the walls and floor
The bathroom features an all-glass shower and a modern design and feel. There is a skylight for added light, but the space is rather small and remains efficient and austerely designed.
Styled by Annica Clarmell and Emma Fisher, photographed by Jonas Berg for Lanfast