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48m2 attic flat with a wooden partition

It is at the top of a hundred year old Swedish building that we discover this 48m2 flat under the roof. The bedroom is cleverly installed in the attic and separated from the living room by a wooden partition that renews the spirit of this architectural element. Black steel partitions have been seen a lot in recent years, but they sometimes look a little too industrial to suit everyone.

Adopting a wooden partition, as here in this 48m2 attic flat, means choosing a timeless glass partition that this natural element enhances. Wood is definitely the essential material in our homes, and once it is installed, the decoration is practically done. All you need to do is choose comfortable furniture with modern lines and a few old-fashioned elements, and you get, as here, a beautiful interior perfect for one or two people.

salon avec verrière en bois décoration scandinave

Si vous aimez le style verrière, mais pas le style industriel, la verrière en bois est sans aucun doute un excellent choix comme ici, dans cet appartement en duplex sous les toits d’un immeuble construit en 1935 en Suède. Le choix d’une verrière en bois est ici plus esthétique que pratique, puisqu’elle remplace une cloison dans une pièce créée sous les combles qui dispose d’une fenêtre. Il n’était donc pas nécessaire de l’installer, mais il est vrai qu’elle apporte un supplément de luminosité à cette pièce.

Cet agréable appartement comporte outre cette chambre tout en haut d’un escalier au design réussi, un grand salon à la décoration scandinave, et de nombreuses fenêtres qui le rendent très lumineux. Sa position élevée lui offre une vue sur le paysage au lointain, et une absence de vis-à-vis gênant. C’est donc un endroit où l’intimité est préservée tout en étant en pleine ville. Sa terrasse sur le toit de 20m2 est l’indéniable plus de cet appartement. Sans aucun doute le style de logement que chaque citadin recherche, n’est-ce pas?

Wooden glass partition for an attic bedroom in a duplex

If you like the glass partition style, but not the industrial one, the wooden glass partition is definitely an excellent choice, as here in this duplex flat under the roof of a building built in 1935 in Sweden. The choice of a wooden glass partition here is more aesthetic than practical, as it replaces a partition in a room created in the attic that has a window. It was therefore not necessary to install it, but it is true that it brings extra light to this room.

In addition to the bedroom at the top of a well-designed staircase, this pleasant flat has a large living room with Scandinavian decoration and many windows that make it very bright. Its elevated position gives it a view of the distant landscape, and an absence of annoying facing walls. It is therefore a place where privacy is preserved while being in the middle of the city. Its 20m2 roof terrace is the undeniable plus of this flat. Without a doubt, this is the style of accommodation that every city dweller is looking for, isn’t it?