In one of the beautiful governors’ houses from the 1920s, we find this cozy second-floor home which, thanks to its airy ceiling height and surface-efficient floor plan, feels larger than the number of square meters indicates. Original details such as moldings, ceiling rosettes and cast iron radiators have been preserved, and in the living room and bedroom the wooden floors have been developed. A peaceful accommodation is offered, and outside the vaulted windows of the rooms there is lush greenery.
Photography : Jonas Berg Interior: Joseffsonl Jung
