Scandinavian minimalism and razor-sharp lines sprinkled with a selection of top-quality designs form the basis of this beautiful loft flat in central Stockholm, Sweden, with its homely, cosy, welcoming atmosphere. Step inside and experience the exquisite details, room by room.
Private residence – Jarlaplan, Stockholm, Sweden
Interior architect: Whyte Lilja
Photographer: Erik Lefvander
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Oak Classic
Thickness: 22 mm. Width: 300 mm. Random lengths: 2–5 m.
Finish: Light oil
Jarlaplan Apartment boasts just over 330 m2 and is located in central Stockholm, Sweden. This dwelling on the top floor of the building has daylight skipping and reflecting throughout the rooms, dancing over the interior and the sloping walls. The muted colour palette in materials and surfaces carries references to the minimalists Scandinavian design legacy.
The flat was designed by the Stockholm-based design and branding office Whyte Lilja. The goal was to create a space where every aspect of the flat’s interior, materials and objects is characterised by exceptional quality and high durability while also capturing a laid-back feeling of calm and authenticity. To achieve this, Whyte Lilja integrated natural materials such as solid wood and natural stone combined with plastered walls and skylights that let in the fleeting Scandinavian light.
‘To underscore the flat’s spaciousness and unobstructed lines of sight, we chose Dinesen Oak Classic, allowing the 2 to 5-metre long planks to extend through the ample rooms. The wide, solid oak planks lay the foundation for a high-quality interior and are matched by tall doors in Dinesen wood.’
– Maria Whyte, creative director and founder of Whyte Lilja
With meticulous attention to detail, the interior architects have achieved their goal.