Complete Calm Scandinavian Apartment Design
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted55 minutes ago
I own an apartment in Stockholm, Sweden and I want it to feel modern, calm and finished. I have good furniture and a product list drawn up by an interior designer in 2019, but the apartment has never been pulled together properly. I am looking for someone to help me make the choices.
I am repainting everything, so colour is the natural starting point — but I want help with the interior as a whole: how the rooms should work, what to keep, what to replace, and what to add.
The apartment
• Stockholm, Sweden. One bedroom, living and dining area, kitchen, hall, bathroom.
• Ceiling height 3.25 m throughout. Unusual, and I would like it used rather than ignored.
• Light herringbone oak floors. Black steel-and-glass partition between the living area and the kitchen.
• The bedroom has no windows and no daylight, and existing half-height panelling.
• Philips Hue lighting throughout.
Where I am unsure
Colours for each room. Whether to keep, extend or remove the bedroom panelling. Whether to replace the skirting boards. How to make use of the ceiling height. What to do with a large empty wall between the hall and the kitchen. How to bring art into the apartment.
What I will provide
A 20-page product list from an interior designer (2019) specifying every piece of furniture, lighting and textile with colours and suppliers. Floor plan. 33 photographs. Video walkthroughs of the whole apartment, the bedroom, the hall and the bathroom. Further measurements on request.
Style
Scandinavian, natural and calm. Light wood, linen, wool, ceramic, matte stoneware. No industrial style, no shiny metals, no gold or brass. Black only in fully matte finishes.
Practical
Colours must be given in NCS, the Swedish standard. I am red-green colourblind, so specify by code rather than by description.
In your bid
Tell me how you would approach the apartment, and show me two previous projects. I am more interested in how you think than in a long proposal.
I am repainting everything, so colour is the natural starting point — but I want help with the interior as a whole: how the rooms should work, what to keep, what to replace, and what to add.
The apartment
• Stockholm, Sweden. One bedroom, living and dining area, kitchen, hall, bathroom.
• Ceiling height 3.25 m throughout. Unusual, and I would like it used rather than ignored.
• Light herringbone oak floors. Black steel-and-glass partition between the living area and the kitchen.
• The bedroom has no windows and no daylight, and existing half-height panelling.
• Philips Hue lighting throughout.
Where I am unsure
Colours for each room. Whether to keep, extend or remove the bedroom panelling. Whether to replace the skirting boards. How to make use of the ceiling height. What to do with a large empty wall between the hall and the kitchen. How to bring art into the apartment.
What I will provide
A 20-page product list from an interior designer (2019) specifying every piece of furniture, lighting and textile with colours and suppliers. Floor plan. 33 photographs. Video walkthroughs of the whole apartment, the bedroom, the hall and the bathroom. Further measurements on request.
Style
Scandinavian, natural and calm. Light wood, linen, wool, ceramic, matte stoneware. No industrial style, no shiny metals, no gold or brass. Black only in fully matte finishes.
Practical
Colours must be given in NCS, the Swedish standard. I am red-green colourblind, so specify by code rather than by description.
In your bid
Tell me how you would approach the apartment, and show me two previous projects. I am more interested in how you think than in a long proposal.
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