This highly personal and stylish home in Stockholm, Sweden features raw concrete, industrial lights, inherited and flea market bargain details. The apartment is situated in a 60 year old building that was completely renovated before occupancy. Owner, photographer and interior designer Benedikte Ugland lives in this 915 square foot (85 square meters) residence with his two daughters. The home is personally decorated with lovely details such as raw concrete, Plexiglas furniture, old and new furnishings, industrial lighting and black plank wood flooring.

Ikea cabinetry (refaced and stained black) contrasts with the beveled white subway tile. Faucet and sink from Ikea.

A ceiling fixture made from single bulb sockets wrapped around a rod commissioned from a blacksmith and suspended from the ceiling (different sized light bulbs add to the visual appeal).

Built in bookcase around the window for maximum natural light.

Industrial feel in the bathroom with raw concrete, brass and Moroccan tiles.

Beautiful Moroccan floor in the shower area. Brass fittings.

Lovely mix of old and new furniture in the children’s room. Steel shelves, granite.

Photos: Ana Kern for Skona Hem.