I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – Scandinavians do it better. And in case you are not already convinced (yeah right), perhaps you will be after this post.Läderfabriken is the latest project from the Oscar Properties, who are responsible for number of superb residential refurbishments in Stockholm – one of which I wrote about last year. Housed in a late 19th century factory building by the shore of Järla lake, the design for the contemporary apartments embraces the original industrial details of the building such as visible sprinklers, iron beams and columns. The apartments will be completed in 2013…. Yes, in case you hadn’t already noticed, these images are 3D renderings and brilliant ones at that.This development is yet another example of what can be achieved when heritage bones meet modern design – beautiful, liveable spaces loaded with personality and atmosphere. Amen to that! [Images courtesy of Oscar Properties and Läderfabriken.]Share the love:FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPinterest 15 Responses Gill December 10, 2012 Stunning – thanks for sharing. Reply Marzena December 10, 2012 So perfect. Absolutely amazing Reply Sasha December 11, 2012 Anyone know what material the floor is made from? Love the finish of it. Reply yellowtrace December 11, 2012 Sasha, these images are computer renderings, but I dare say the flooring (in living areas) is recycled timber. Reply Lea December 12, 2012 Hi, I agree Scandinavians do it better, these apartments are stunning. Does anyone know if those particular pendant lights are available in Australia ? Reply Lea December 12, 2012 Fanastic, dream apartment !! Does anyone know if those particular pendant lights are available in Australia ? Reply DIogo Tomazzi December 13, 2012 The prettiest project I ´ve ever seen! Reply Norm Gale January 8, 2013 Just love the capability of rendering. I am a budding residential drafter with 99% of cert IV done but not yet owning any economic software. Reply lofty style | Milk & Cotton June 24, 2013 […] what i admire most about the style of homes in sweden is this ability to keep things simple, modern yet inviting. this loft was no exception. rich in tones of black and camel and all white walls, it has a masculine feel without being too strong. the bathrooms may just be my favourite part of the home. oh and of course the incredible windows at the back of the loft. via + […] Reply Jens October 22, 2013 Hi! I am looking the manufacturer of the tiles in the bathroom – especially floor and the similar colored ones on the wall. Any chance you could share what model was used for the rendering?Cheers, Jens Reply DecoMonday: espejos redondos | na sua lua November 11, 2013 […] | 2 | 3 | […] Reply Inspiring Interiors \ Bathrooms | Mimosa & Mocha March 8, 2014 […] yellowtrace, via: sf girl by […] Reply Jennie Tyler January 8, 2015 Just stunning! Simple, elegant and practical all rolled into one. Are there any details on where to source the bathroom furniture? Thanks in advance Reply Läderfabriken, Stockholm, Sweden | July 20, 2015 […] Photograph via Oscar Properties and Yellow Trace. […] Reply Inspired Minimalism & The Power Of Living With Less | The Tao of Dana January 7, 2016 […] (yellowtrace) […] ReplyLeave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ
Sasha December 11, 2012 Anyone know what material the floor is made from? Love the finish of it. Reply
yellowtrace December 11, 2012 Sasha, these images are computer renderings, but I dare say the flooring (in living areas) is recycled timber. Reply
Lea December 12, 2012 Hi, I agree Scandinavians do it better, these apartments are stunning. Does anyone know if those particular pendant lights are available in Australia ? Reply
Lea December 12, 2012 Fanastic, dream apartment !! Does anyone know if those particular pendant lights are available in Australia ? Reply
Norm Gale January 8, 2013 Just love the capability of rendering. I am a budding residential drafter with 99% of cert IV done but not yet owning any economic software. Reply
lofty style | Milk & Cotton June 24, 2013 […] what i admire most about the style of homes in sweden is this ability to keep things simple, modern yet inviting. this loft was no exception. rich in tones of black and camel and all white walls, it has a masculine feel without being too strong. the bathrooms may just be my favourite part of the home. oh and of course the incredible windows at the back of the loft. via + […] Reply
Jens October 22, 2013 Hi! I am looking the manufacturer of the tiles in the bathroom – especially floor and the similar colored ones on the wall. Any chance you could share what model was used for the rendering?Cheers, Jens Reply
Inspiring Interiors \ Bathrooms | Mimosa & Mocha March 8, 2014 […] yellowtrace, via: sf girl by […] Reply
Jennie Tyler January 8, 2015 Just stunning! Simple, elegant and practical all rolled into one. Are there any details on where to source the bathroom furniture? Thanks in advance Reply
Läderfabriken, Stockholm, Sweden | July 20, 2015 […] Photograph via Oscar Properties and Yellow Trace. […] Reply
Inspired Minimalism & The Power Of Living With Less | The Tao of Dana January 7, 2016 […] (yellowtrace) […] Reply