This is the carefully curated family home of Swedish actor Andreas Wilson.
What I first noticed was the harmonious and simple color palette; it creates a serene atmopshere that I am really drawn to. And if you’ve seen my kitchen reveal recently, you’ll surely understand why I am a big fan of the green cabinets shown here (or is it dark grey…? Anyway, it is gorgeous!). It works beautifully with the soft grey walls and the warm oak floor.
The overall look is elegant and contemporary, with a great mix of vintage and new design pieces. There are also several strong lines and contrasting black elements, such as the Serge Mouille pendant lamp, the steel-framed glass partition wall, the dining chairs’ leather, the artwork, etc.
Notice how the TV is integrated into the gallery wall – A great idea, well executed.
In the bedroom, a beautiful smoky blue hue was used all over – walls, ceiling and closets – which looks so soothing and cocoon-like. A lovely visual effect!
Enjoy!
Here are a few items to get the look:
- Rio 529 Table from Cassina by Charlotte Perriand
- Pendant lamp by Serge Mouille
- JWDA table lamp by Menu
- Vertigo pendant lamp by Petite Friture
- For Scandinavian pottery, click here.
- Check out my article rounding up the best places to shop for vintage Scandinavian design.
For more beautiful interiors, have a look at the inspiration gallery.
Styling: Alexandra Ogonowski
Photos: Erik Lefvander for Residence
This story was originally published in 2018. It has since been updated and republished by Catherine Lazure-Guinard.
What a wonderful apartment. The steel walls and gray paint color won me over immediately, but as a whole, it works beautifully!
I want to write to Andreas after viewing the movie “Evil” in which he is the featured actor alongside Gustaf Skarsgård. His performance was excptional. I realize this film was produced many years ago, but I just discovered it on Amazon.com.
His apartmetn in this piece is stunning. I love the crisp orderliness of Nordic design. It represents/reflects elegant simplicity.
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I got to watch that movie! Thanks for the tip :)
Looks like an advertising office. Would never want to live there. No soul.